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Aymaran (also Jaqi or Aru) is one of the two
dominant language families in the
central Andes alongside Quechuan. The
family consists of Aymara, widely...
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existence of the co****tive
verbalizer suffix in the
Southern Peruvian Aymaran language variety, Muylaq' Aymara, is
evident only in the
surfacing of a...
- Chimú
Empire (1300–1470,
Peruvian northern coast), Chachapoyas, and the
Aymaran kingdoms (1000–1450,
Western Bolivia and
southern Peru).
Holding their...
- 25%
Western 0.19% Cholan–Tzeltalan 0.06% Qʼanjobalan 0.10%
Yucatec 0.40%
Aymaran 0.30% Uto-Aztecan 0.25%
Nahuatl 0.30% Oto-Manguean 0.06%
Arawakan 0.06%...
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Ancient Upastawakaēna
Aymara ay aym aym + 2
Macrolanguage Living Aymara Aymaran Azerbaijani az aze aze + 2
Macrolanguage Living Azərbaycan dili; آذربایجان دیلی;...
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walipini is an earth-sheltered cold frame. It
derives its name from the
Aymaran languages. It is
similar in
concept to the
pineapple pit that was used...
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important Aymaran communities near Lake
Titicaca that have a
strong devotion to
James the Apostle.
Deities worshiped in
Bolivia include Ekeko, the
Aymaran god...
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difficulties in Spanish.[citation needed] For more on this, see
Quechuan and
Aymaran spelling shift.
Writers differ in the
treatment of
Spanish loanwords. These...
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descended from the
Llama llama dance in
honor of the Uru god Tiw, and the
Aymaran ritual to the
demon Anchanchu, both
originating in pre-Columbian Bolivia...
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normalized alphabets,
their meanings and
common Spanish spellings.
Quechuan and
Aymaran Wikipedias are also a good
example of
using of the
modern spelling. Bruce...
