kechua

• Substantiv, das einen Angehörigen eines indigenen Volkes in Peru und Südamerika bezeichnet, das früher die herrschende Klasse des Inkareichs stellte, oder die Sprache dieses Volkes.

A noun referring to a member of a South American Indigenous people in Peru, formerly the ruling class of the Inca empire, or to the language spoken by the Incas.

Eigenname

1. Member of an Indigenous PeopleB2formalamerican

   A person belonging to the Kechua (Quechua) people of Peru, who historically formed the ruling class of the Inca Empire.

   Angehöriger des indigenen Volkes

   • The Kechua are known for their rich cultural heritage and ancestral traditions.
   • Many Kechua today live in the Andean highlands of Peru.
   • He proudly identifies as a Kechua and speaks the language fluently.
   • The Kechua community celebrated Inti Raymi, the festival of the sun.

   Synonymeincaquechua

2. Indigenous CommunityB2formalamerican

   A group of South American Indians in Peru who formed the ruling class of the Incan Empire and continue to maintain their cultural identity.

   Ketschua-Volk

   • The Kechua community preserves ancient weaving techniques passed down through generations.
   • Efforts are being made to protect the land rights of the Kechua people.
   • Tourists often visit Kechua villages to learn about their traditional way of life.
   • The Kechua have a deep spiritual connection to the Andean mountains.

   Synonymequechua

3. B2formalamerican

   The language spoken by the Kechua (Quechua) people, which was the official language of the Inca Empire and is still used today.

   Quechua

   • Kechua is an official language in Peru and Bolivia.
   • She is learning Kechua to communicate with her grandmother.
   • There are many dialects of Kechua spoken across the Andes.
   • The government promotes bilingual education in Spanish and Kechua.

   Synonymequechuaquechuan