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quechua

/ˈkɛtʃ.wə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa al pueblo indígena de Sudamérica, principalmente en Perú, que gobernó el imperio inca, o a su idioma; también se refiere al individuo de ese pueblo o hablante de esa lengua.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈkɛtʃ.wə/

nombre propio

A noun referring to a member of a South American Indigenous people in Peru, historically the ruling class of the Inca empire, or to their language.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa al pueblo indígena de Sudamérica, principalmente en Perú, que gobernó el imperio inca, o a su idioma; también se refiere al individuo de ese pueblo o hablante de esa lengua.
  1. Indigenous People B2 formal

    A member of a South American indigenous group, historically the ruling class of the Inca Empire, primarily located in Peru and neighboring regions.

    • The Quechua people have preserved many of their ancient traditions.
    • She is a proud Quechua from the highlands of Peru.
    • Many Quechua communities still practice traditional farming methods.

    🇪🇸Quechua (pueblo indígena)

    Sinónimos: inca

  2. Language B2 formal

    The language of the Quechua people, historically spoken by the Incas and still widely used in the Andean region.

    • Quechua is an official language in Peru and Bolivia.
    • He is learning Quechua to communicate with local communities.
    • Many Quechua words, like 'coca' and 'llama', have entered English.

    🇪🇸Idioma quechua

    Sinónimos: kechua

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