Inkamanta QUEC 1002 Musuq Simikuna

Apapuy

To carry someone

Chinkachiy

To lose

Chinkakuy

To get lost

Chinkapuy

To disappear completely

Ch’allay

To spill; to sprinkle liquid in ritual offering

Kichariy

To open

Lluqsimuy

To come out here (toward speaker)

P’inqay

to be ashamed

Rikhuriy

To appear

Puchuy

To be left over

Qichuy

To take something away from someone

Qunqapuy

To forget completely

Qunqay

To forget

Rimay

To declare, to pronounce

Ripuy

To go away; depart

Ruwapuy

To do for another person

Sayk’upuy

To get tired out

Tariy

To find

Tukukuy

To become

Tukupuy

To turn into something else

Urmay

To fall

Wañupuy

To die out (completely)

Wañuy

To die

Yaykupuy

To go inside for good

Qhapaq

Rich

Wakcha

Poor, orphan

Kaqkamapaq

Whatever exists

Chaypis

Even if

Ancha

Very

Anchata

A lot, very much

Astawan

more

Manaña

No more, not anymore

Ña

Already

Ñaqpaqta

Before, firstly (time); in front (space)

Pisita

A little

Qhipa

Later, recent

Qhipata

Afterward, later (time); in front (space)

Sumaqta

Well, good-heartedly

Anta

Copper

Awqa

Enemy

Awqa sunkha

Bearded enemy

España

Spaniard

Hump’i

Sweat

Kachipampa

Salt lake

Kawsay

Life

Kay

Being; existence

Mitayu

Enforced Laborer

Qhapaq kay

riches, wealth

Qhatu

Marketplace

Q’illay

Iron

Quri

Gold

Rimay

Commandment, declaration

Rumi

Stone, rock

Rumiq sunqun

Heart of the rock

Sach’a

tree; wood, forest

Sach’a sach’a

Forest, jungle

Sunkha

Beard

Titi

Lead (mineral)

Wakcha kay

Poverty, destitution

Wañuy

Death