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Accumulated Vocabulary : Aymara-->English

Achachi [n]
Grandfather
Achakana [n]
Cactus whit a sweet fruit called sank'ayu
Achaku [n]
Mouse
Achanqara [n]
Colorfull flower
Achikaña [v]
To beg
Achjaña [v]
To bite
Achuña [v]
To ripen
Achuqallu [n]
Weasel
Ajanu [n]
Face
Ajayu [n]
Spirit
Ajlliña [v]
To choose
Aka [adv]
Here
Aka [This]
Esta
Akjama [ptc]
In this way
Akulliña [v]
To chewing coca
Alaña [v]
To buy
Alaxa [n]
Up
Alaxa [adv]
Top
Aliña [v]
To grow up(vegetals)
Aliqa [adj]
Calm
Aliqa [adv]
Quiet
Allchhi [n]
Grandson
Allintaña [v]
To bury
Allpachu [n]
Alpaca
Allpi [n]
Dungeon
Allqa [adj]
Black and White
Allqamari [n]
Sparrow hawk
Allsuña [v]
To dig up
Allu [n]
Penis
Alluxa [adv]
Much
Alxaña [v]
To sell
Amanuta [adv]
Deliberately
Amaya [n]
Corpse
Ampara [n]
Hand
Amtaña [v]
To remember
Amu [adj]
Mute
Amuyu [n]
Memory
Amuyuña [v]
To prevent
Anaqa [n]
Herd
Anata [n]
Game
Ancha [adv]
Over
Anchanchu [n]
Evil from underground
Anchichpacha [adv]
Right now
Anku [adj]
Flexible
Anku [n]
Nerve
Anqa [adv]
Outside
Anu [n]
Dog
Añuthaya [n]
Skunk
Apachi [n]
Grandmother
Apachita [n]
Sacred mountains
Apaltaña [v]
To dance
Apaña [v]
To carrying
Apaqaña [v]
To descend an object
Aparaña [v]
To despoil
Apayaña [v]
To send
Apilla [n]
A sweet andean tuberous
Aptaña [v]
To raise up
Ari [adj]
Sharp
Arkaña [v]
To follow
Armjaña [v]
To forget
Arsuña [v]
To speak
Aru [n]
Language
Aruma [n]
Night
Arxaña [v]
To bother
Asaña [v]
To carry container
Asiru [n]
Snake
Aski [adj]
Just
Askichaña [v]
To fix
Asu [n]
Baby
Ati [n]
Back
Atintaña [v]
To close by building a wall
Atipaña [v]
To gain
Atiraña [v]
To open by undoing a wall
Awatiña [v]
To shepherd
Awatiri [n]
Shepherd
Awayu [n]
Weave for women
Awki [n]
Father
Awti [n]
Hunger
Axa [adj]
Mild
Ayaña [v]
To carry sticks
Aycha [n]
Fleash
Ayiña [v]
To go a group(people or animals)
Aynacha [adv]
Bottom
Ayta [n]
Ritual oferings with coca
Ch'aka [n]
Bone
Ch'aku [n]
Stake
Ch'aku [n]
Punch
Ch'alla [n]
Sand
Ch'allaña [v]
To ping
Ch'ama [n]
Difficulty
Ch'ama [n]
Strength
Ch'amaka [adj]
Darkness
Ch'amuña [v]
To suck
Ch'anka [n]
Thread
Ch'apaqa [adj]
Insipid
Ch'api [n]
Thorny
Ch'aqa [n]
Drop
Ch'aqu [n]
Eatable clay
Ch'aquña [v]
To eat
Ch'araña [adj]
Wet
Ch'ari [n]
Elder man
Ch'armiña [v]
To wink
Ch'armiri [adj]
Beautiful
Ch'arqi [n]
Dried beef
Ch'axmiña [v]
To bother
Ch'axwa [adj]
Disturb
Ch'ijma [n]
Pillow
Ch'ijuta [n]
Stone worked
Ch'iki [adj]
Intelligent
Ch'illiwa [n]
Gross straw
Ch'illka [n]
Andean thicket
Ch'ina [n]
Buttock
Ch'ipuqu [n]
Eyebrow
Ch'iqa [n]
Left
Ch'islli [adj]
Dirt
Ch'iwraña [v]
To drain
Ch'iwu [n]
Shadow
Ch'ixi [adj]
Black and white
Ch'iyaña [v]
To tear
Ch'iyara [adj]
Black
Ch'uju [adj]
Silence
Ch'ukuña [v]
To sew
Ch'ulla [adj]
Solitary
Ch'ullu [n]
Cap of wool
Ch'uñu [n]
Chuño(dried potato)
Ch'uqaña [v]
To hitch
Ch'uqi [n]
Potato
Ch'uqi [n]
Potato
Ch'uru [n]
Snail
Ch'uru [n]
Seashell
Ch'usa [adj]
Empty
Ch'usi [n]
Blanket
Ch'usllunqaya [n]
Trilling bird from Titicaca region
Ch'uspa [n]
Purse or small bag
Ch'utu [n]
Donkey
Ch'uwaña [v]
To drain
Ch'uxña [adj]
Green
Chacha [n]
Man
Chaka [n]
Bridge
Chara [n]
Leg
Chari [n]
Loan
Chawlla [n]
Fish
Chayanta [n]
Tin
Chhallmaña [v]
To crumble the ground by leveling it
Chhaqhaña [v]
To lose
Chharpu [adj]
Blurry
Chhaxcha [adj]
Ragged clothes
Chhaxlla [adj]
Of little age. Tender
Chhaxnaña [v]
To seek in the middle of a worked field
Chhaxraña [v]
To comb
Chhaxwa [n]
Place to pile stones
Chhichhillanka [n]
Fly
Chhijchi [n]
Hail
Chhiqanqara [n]
Armpit
Chhujchu [n]
Trembling of all the body
Chhuku [n]
Stampede
Chhukulliña [v]
To cramp
Chhullchu [adj]
Coward
Chhuxchi [adj]
Disarranged
Chhuxlla [n]
Grass
Chhuxu [n]
Urine
Chichi [n]
Meat for childrens
Chika [adv]
Half
Chikapura [adv]
Simultaneous
Chilli [adj]
Boundaries of the world
Chillpa [n]
Wedge
Chillqi [n]
Step
Chimpu [n]
Signal
Chinka [n]
Vegetal of bofedal
Chinqi [n]
Vagina
Chinu [n]
Knot
Chinu [n]
Knot
Chinuña [v]
To tie
Chipana [n]
Brooch
Chipiña [v]
To cheer
Chiqa [adj]
True
Chira [n]
Seed
Chita [n]
Mascot
Chiwanku [n]
Dapple-grey bird
Chiwchi [n]
Chicken
Chullpa [n]
Grave
Chulluña [v]
To soak
Chullunkiya [n]
Ice
Chunta [n]
Agricultural tool
Chupa [n]
Widow(man)
Chupika [adj]
Red
Chuqi [adj]
Golden
Chuqi [n]
Gold
Chuqila [n]
Satirical dance
Chuqupa [n]
Peanut
Churaña [v]
To give
Chuta [n]
Landmark
Chutaña [v]
To mark
Chuwa [n]
Dish
Chuxu [adj]
Limp
Chuyma [n]
Heart
Ijma [n]
Widow(woman)
Iki [n]
Dream
Ikiña [v]
To sleep
Illa [n]
Family spirit
Illapu [n]
Thunder
Illpa [n]
Temple
Imaña [v]
To hide
Imilla [n]
Girl
Ina [adj]
Abundant
Inaki [adv]
Gratis
Inasa [adv]
Perhaps
Inkilla [adj]
Better
Inti [n]
Sun
Ipi [adj]
Stupid
Iqiqu [n]
Ekeko: God of the abundance
Iraña [v]
To carry small things with a hand
Irpa [n]
Canal of irrigation
Irpaña [To to carry people]
conducir gente
Irtaña [v]
To pick up
Isallu [n]
Blanket
Isi [n]
Clothes
Ispa [n]
Twin
Ispalla [n]
Agricultural spirit
Ist'aña [v]
To listen
Itapallu [n]
Nettle
Ituña [v]
To carry objects with both arms
Iwxaña [v]
To beg
Iyaw [ptc]
O.K.
Jach'i [n]
One handful(Volume measure)
Jacha [n]
Tear
Jachaña [v]
To cry
Jak'u [n]
Flour
Jakaña [v]
To live
Jakhuña [v]
To count
Jakiña [v]
To find
Jakinha [n]
To find
Jalaña [v]
To run
Jalaqaña [v]
To fall(an object)
Jallalla [ptc]
Dear
Jallmuña [v]
To eat without chewing
Jallpiña [v]
To lick
Jallu [n]
Rain
Jallupacha [n]
Time of rains
Jalxaña [v]
To separate
Jama [n]
Excrement
Jamach'i [n]
Bird
Jamasata [adv]
Hidden
Jamasata [adv]
Hiddenly
Jamp'atiña [v]
To kiss
Jamp'atu [n]
Toad
Jamp'i [n]
Toasted cereals
Janchi [n]
Body
Jani [adv]
Not
Janira [adv]
Still
Janira [adv]
Still
Janiraki [adv]
Neither
Janis [adv]
Although
Jant'aku [n]
Carpet
Jaqhi [n]
Mountain Rock
Jaqi [n]
People
Jaqichaña [v]
To be married
Jaquña [v]
To throw
Jararankha [n]
Lizard
Jarawi [n]
Song
Jari [adv]
Slow
Jariña [v]
To wash
Jark'aña [v]
To protect
Jaru [adj]
Sour
Jaruma [adj]
Orange color
Jasa [adv]
Easy
Jasiña [v]
To itch
Jat'iña [v]
To scratch
Jatha [n]
Seed
Jathi [adj]
Heavy
Jawasa [n]
Beans
Jawi [n]
Piece of wool
Jaxsaña [v]
To fear
Jaxskataña [v]
To suffocate
Jaxu [adj]
Bitter
Jaya [n]
Far away
Jaya [adv]
Far away
Jayapacha [adv]
Long time ago
Jaychjaña [v]
To choke down
Jaylli [n]
Song of victory
Jayma [n]
Job and collective land
Jayp'u [n]
Afternoon
Jayra [adj]
Lazy
Jayri [n]
New moon
Jaytaña [v]
To leave
Jayu [n]
Salt
Jayu [n]
Salt
Jichha [n]
Now
Jichhakiwa [adv]
Recent
Jichhakucha [adv]
This time
Jichhatpacha [adv]
From now on
Jichhu [n]
Brave straw
Jik'iña [v]
To root up
Jikxata [n]
Alpaca macho for reproduction
Jila [n]
Majority
Jila [adv]
Excesive
Jilaña [v]
To grow
Jilata [n]
Brother
Jiliri [n]
Elder brother
Jina [n]
Let'sgo
Jina [ptc]
Let's go
Jinchu [n]
Ear
Jinq'i [n]
Pus
Jintila [n]
People from remote times
Jiphilla [n]
Intestine
Jiphiqaña [v]
To be thrown
Jiri [n]
Fertilizing
Jiru [adj]
Ugly
Jisa [adv]
Yes
Jiskhaña [v]
To pull
Jiskhiña [v]
To ask
Jiskhu [n]
Sandal
Jiski [adj]
Good
Jist'aña [v]
To close
Jist'araña [v]
To open
Jithiña [v]
To slide
Jiwaki [adj]
Pretty
Jiwaña [v]
To die
Jiwasa [ptc]
You and I
Jiwata [n]
Dead
Jiwayaña [v]
To kill
Jiwillu [n]
Certain figure textil
Jiwq'i [n]
Smoke
Jiwra [ andean grain]
Cereal
Juch'usa [adj]
Thin(object)
Jucha [n]
Sin
Jucha [n]
Guilt
Juchha [ very dense]
Dungeon of quinua
Juchhantaña [v]
To sip
Juku [n]
Owl
Jula jula [n]
Kind of siqu
Juli [adj]
Hang purple color
Juma [ptc]
You
Jump'i [n]
Sweat
Junt'uchaña [v]
To heat
Junuña [v]
To insert
Jupa [He/she]
Jupha [ andean grain]
Cereal
Jupuqu [n]
Foam
Juq'ullu [n]
Tadpole
Juqhu [n]
Green humid grass around a water source
Juri [n]
Clay
Jurma [n]
Mucus
Jurqiña [v]
To scratch the ground
Jutaña [v]
To come
Juykhu [adj]
Blind
Juyphipacha [n]
Epoch of Frost
Juyra [n]
Provisions
K'achi [n]
Tooth
K'aira [n]
Frog
K'aja [adj]
Shine
K'aja [n]
Grippe
K'ana [n]
Braid
K'anchilla [adj]
Elegant
K'ari [adj]
Lie
K'ataki [adv]
Quick
K'awna [n]
Egg
K'axilu [n]
Horse
K'illi [n]
A kind of design
K'illi k'illi [n]
Bird native from Titicaca region
K'ipha [n]
Plant born from backward seeds
K'isa [n]
Bands of contrast in weaves
K'ita [adj]
Untamed
K'iwcha [n]
Liver
K'uchi [adj]
Happy
K'uchu [n]
Corner
K'uli [n]
Vegetal of bofedal
K'uma [adj]
Clean
K'umara [n]
Healthy
K'umu [adj]
Arch
K'uphaña [v]
To till
K'utaña [v]
To bump
K'uti [n]
Flea
K'utu [n]
Colors combinated in a weave
Kallachi [n]
Shoulder
Kamachisa [ptc]
What is going on?
Kamisa(ra)ki [ptc]
Hello!
Kamisa(ra)ki [ptc]
How are you?
Kamsaña [ptc]
What to say?
Kanka [n]
Roast
Kanqiri [adj]
Outstanding
Katsuña [v]
To catch
Katuqaña [v]
To receive
Kawallu [n]
Horse
Kawkirus [ptc]
To what place?
Kawkis [ptc]
Where?
Kawkit [ptc]
From where?
Kawkpiris [ptc]
Which one?
Kaya [n]
Dried oca
Kayu [n]
Foot
Khallu [adj]
Raw
Khallu [n]
Raw
Khankha [adj]
Rough
Khariña [v]
To cut flesh
Kharkhati [n]
Convulsion
Kharkhatiña [v]
To tremble
Kharu [n]
Moth
Khaya [n]
That
Khaya [adv]
There
Khaya [ptc]
That
Khiri [n]
Stove
Khistuña [v]
To chew
Khitimpis [ptc]
With who one?
Khitinkis [ptc]
Of whom?
Khitis [ptc]
Who
Khitispasa [ptc]
Whou would be?
Khititakis [ptc]
For who one?
Khiwiña [v]
To agitate
Khuchi [n]
Pig
Khullu [n]
Perdiz
Khullu [n]
Wood
Khunu [n]
Snow
Khuri [n]
Over there
Khuri [adv]
Farther on
Khusa [adj]
Excellent
Khutuña [v]
To chew toasted grains
Khuyuña [v]
To whistle
Kichu [adj]
Aflict
Kikipa [adj]
Identical
Killpiña [v]
To kneel
Kimsa [adj]
Three
Kiska [n]
Place where fell ray
Kucha [adj]
Fraction
Kuchjaña [v]
To cut textil
Kuka [n]
Plant wich is ceremonial and narcotic at the andes
Kullaka [n]
Sister
Kumri [n]
Rainbow
Kunampis [ptc]
With which one?
Kunapachas [ptc]
When?
Kunapachtkamas [ptc]
Until when?
Kunas [ptc]
What?
Kunatakis [ptc]
For what
Kunats [ptc]
Why?
Kunjata [ptc]
How
Kunka [n]
Neck
Kuntura [n]
Condor
Kupi [n]
Right
Kusi [adj]
Happy
Kusikusi [n]
Spider
Kuti [n]
Turn
Kutiña [v]
To return
Lakhampu [n]
Heaven
Laki [n]
Group
Lakiña [v]
To group
Lankhu [adj]
Thick
Lanti [n]
Instead
Lap'a [n]
Louse
Laphi [n]
Leaf
Laq'a [n]
Land
Laq'u [n]
Worm(from underground)
Laqa [adj]
Dust
Laqatu [n]
Worm
Laqha [adj]
Dark
Laqu [n]
Alga
Lari [n]
Family of the daughter-in-law
Laruña [v]
To laugh
Lat'xaña [v]
To mount
Lawa [n]
Firewood
Laxra [n]
Tongue
Laxwi [n]
Brain
Layqa [n]
Magician
Liju [adj]
Complete
Lijwana [n]
Small picota
Lik'i [adj]
Fat
Lik'i [n]
Butter
Lip'ichi [n]
Skin
Liq'intaña [v]
To knock the door
Liqi liqi [n]
Bird(Venelus resplendens)
Liwa [n]
Distribution of lands
Liwaña [v]
To feed
Liwiña [v]
To throw
Llaki [adj]
Sad
Llallawa [adj]
Magnificent
Llamaysuña [v]
To harvest
Llamp'u [n]
Grease of the llama
Llamp'u [n]
Warm
Llaphi [adj]
Tepid
Llawilla [n]
A minor god
Lliju lliju [n]
Lightning
Llilli [n]
Wound
Llink'i [n]
Clay
Lluch'u [n]
Cap of wool
Llujchi [adj]
Person who is unruly
Llullaña [v]
To deceive
Llullumiña [v]
To dance
Llumpaja [n]
Substance for religious ceremonies
Llumpaqa [adj]
Neat
Llunkuña [v]
To polish
Llupantaña [v]
To clog
Luk'ana [n]
Finger
Luk'i [ a variety of]
Potato
Lunthata [adj]
Thievish
Lupi [n]
Sun (opposite to shadow)
Luqaña [v]
To serve
Luraña [v]
To make
Luxriña [v]
To dig
Luxru [n]
Soup
Luxuta [Chuño]
un tipo de
Malliña [v]
To probe food
Mallku [n]
Condor
Mama [n]
Mom
Mamani [n]
Falcon
Mamuña [v]
To eat without chewing
Manqha [n]
Inside
Manqha [adv]
Inside
Mantaña [v]
To enter
Manu [n]
Loan
Mara [n]
Year
Marka [n]
Town
Marqa [n]
Stroke
Masaya [n]
Half of the downside
Masi [n]
Friend
Masuru [n]
Yesterday
Mat'aqi [n]
Kick
Mat'aqiña [v]
To kick(animals)
Mawri [n]
Fish cat
May sipana [adv]
Suddenly
Maya [adj]
One
Mayiña [v]
To ask
Mayja [adv]
Different
Mayni [ptc]
Someone
Mik'i [adj]
Humid
Mikha [adj]
Old
Mimara [n]
Passed year
Miraña [v]
To reproduce
Mirq'i [adj]
Worn out
Mirä ampi suma [ptc]
Please!
Misk'i [n]
Honey
Mistuña [v]
To leave
Mujlli [n]
Elbow
Mukhiña [v]
To smell
Mulla [adj]
Scare
Mullu [n]
Amulet
Munaña [n]
Love
Munaña [v]
To want
Munata [ girlfriend]
Boyfriend
Muqu [adj]
Small hills
Muraya [n]
A kind of chuño
Muruqu [adj]
Round
Musiña [v]
To take care of
Musphaña [v]
To become stupified.
Muxsa [adj]
Sweet
Muxsa [n]
Candy
Muyukipaña [v]
To surround
Nakhaña [v]
To burn
Nasa [n]
Nose
Ñatuña [v]
To knead
Naya [ptc]
I
Nayra [adj]
Old
Nayra [adv]
Front
Nayrapacha [adv]
Ancient times
Ñik'uta [n]
Hair
Nikhi [n]
One moment back
Nina [n]
Fire
Ninanqu [n]
Glowworm
Niya [adj]
Almost
Niya [ptc]
Almost
Nukhuña [v]
To push
Ñuñu [n]
Breast
Ñusuña [v]
To putrefy
Ñut'u [adj]
Very grounded
Nuwaña [v]
To fight
P'iqi [n]
Head
P'isaqa [n]
Partridge
P'isqi [n]
Parboiled of quinua
P'iya [adj]
Hollow
P'usqalli [n]
Type of cactus
P'usuntaña [v]
To swell
P'uytu [n]
Design
Pacha [n]
Place
Pacha [n]
Epoch: Time interval
Pachamama [n]
Mother Ground
Pachjaña [v]
To divide with the hands
Pachpa [adj]
Same
Pakiña [v]
To break
Pallqa [n]
Fork
Pampa [adj]
Plane
Pankataya [n]
Insect coleóptero
Paqallqu [adj]
Seven
Paqar uru [adv]
All the day
Paqu [adj]
Reddish color
Para [n]
Forefront
Pari [adj]
Hot
Pariwana [n]
Flamingo
Parki [n]
Slope
Parlaña [v]
To speak
Pata [n]
Degree
Pata [adv]
Upside
Pataka [adj]
Hundred
Patxa [n]
On top.
Paya [adj]
Two
Phala [n]
Loop
Phallaña [v]
To burst
Phara [adj]
Dry
Phasa [n]
Eatable clay
Phatanka [n]
Belly
Phawaña [v]
To sow grains
Phaxcha [n]
Waterfall
Phaxi [n]
Moon
Phaxsi [n]
Month
Phayaña [v]
To cook
Phichaña [v]
To burn(fast fire)
Phichitanqa [n]
Sparrow
Phina [n]
Store place for potatos
Phisi [n]
Cat
Phiskuña [v]
To rub
Phisna [adj]
Light
Phisqa [adj]
Five
Phucha [n]
Adult daughter
Phujru [n]
Brook
Phuju [n]
Well
Phuku [n]
Pot
Phullu [n]
Blanket for female use
Phuqhaña [v]
To fill
Phusaña [v]
To blow
Phuti [n]
Cooked with hot vapor
Phuxtu [n]
Measurement of volume
Pichaña [v]
To sweep
Pichu [n]
Branch
Pillu [n]
Cornice
Pilpintu [n]
Butterfly
Pinkillu [n]
Type of quena
Piñuta [n]
Top(toy)
Pirqa [n]
Wall
Pirqaña [v]
To build a wall
Pisi [adj]
Few
Pisi [adv]
Unsufficient
Pitu [n]
Dough
Piwra [n]
List
Pukara [n]
Fortress
Punku [n]
Door
Pupa [n]
Bee
Puquta [adj]
Mature
Puraka [n]
Stomach
Puriña [v]
To arrive
Pusi [adj]
Four
Putu [n]
Hearth
Pututu [n]
Sonorous horn for calls
Q'ala [adv]
Completely
Q'alluña [v]
To slice
Q'añu [adj]
Dirty
Q'apa [adj]
Diligent
Q'api [adj]
Handful
Q'aptaña [v]
To squeeze with hand
Q'ara [adj]
Bare
Q'asa [adj]
Broken
Q'asaña [v]
To shout
Q'aspaña [v]
To scorch
Q'atawi [n]
Lime
Q'ayma [adj]
Tasteless
Q'ili [n]
Dandruff
Q'illu [adj]
Yellow
Q'ipi [n]
Lump to be charged by a human
Q'iru [n]
Girder
Q'ita [n]
Sperm
Q'iwi [adj]
Twisted
Q'uchallu [adj]
Ragg
Q'ultintaña [v]
To swallow liquids very anxiously by vibrating the throat
Q'upaña [v]
To press
Q'uq'intaña [v]
To destroy
Q'ura [n]
Clothes of colors
Q'urawa [n]
Shooter for stones
Q'uruta [n]
Testicle
Q'uwa [n]
Lie wild
Q'uya [adj]
Afflicted
Qachu [adj]
Female
Qala [n]
Stone
Qallpa [n]
Land already harvested
Qalltaña [v]
To begin
Qallu [n]
Cub
Qamaña [n]
Temporal house
Qamaqi [n]
Fox
Qamiri [n]
Rich
Qañiwa [n]
Cereal relative of the quinua
Qanjlli [n]
Ant
Qantuta [ the most known andean]
Flower
Qapu [n]
Distaff
Qaqa [adj]
Gray color
Qaqawara [n]
Frost
Qarachi [n]
Edible fish typical from lake Titicaca
Qariña [v]
To tire
Qarqa [n]
Rock
Qasawi [n]
Wilted plant
Qataña [v]
To drag
Qawaya [n]
Edge
Qawi [n]
Oca sweetened under the sun exposition
Qawqhampis [ptc]
Plus how much?
Qawqhas [ptc]
How much?
Qawra [n]
Llama
Qaxsi [adj]
Shame
Qhach'u [n]
Fodder of cattle
Qhala [adj]
Naked
Qhana [adj]
Clear
Qhantaña [v]
To light
Qhantati [n]
Dawn
Qharuru [n]
Tomorrow
Qhatiña [v]
To cook
Qhatu [n]
Market
Qhawaña [v]
To watch
Qhilla [n]
Ashen
Qhincha [n]
Curse
Qhini [n]
Sweet potato
Qhipa [n]
Behind
Qhipa [adv]
Back side
Qhispiña [v]
To escape
Qhulliña [v]
To till
Qhumaña [v]
To embrace
Qhuna [n]
Mill
Qhupi [n]
Cover
Qilla [adj]
Lazy
Qillinka [n]
Landmark
Qillqaña [v]
To write
Qimara [adj]
Slack
Qimiña [v]
To support
Qinaya [n]
Cloud
Qincha [n]
Mat
Qiru [n]
Glass of ceramics
Qisimi [n]
Soot
Qiswaña [v]
To dance
Qulayu [adj]
Idleness
Qulla [n]
Remedy
Qullana [n]
Sacred
Qullpa [n]
Saltpeter
Qullpa [n]
Substance for rites.
Qullqi [n]
Silver
Qullu [n]
Hill
Quña [adj]
Smooth
Quñchu [adj]
Fund
Qunquri [n]
Knee
Qupa [adj]
Green esmerald
Quqa [n]
Tree
Ququ [n]
Lunch
Qura [n]
Bad Herb
Quri [n]
Gold
Quta [n]
Lake
Qäna [n]
Net(for fish)
Qäxa [n]
Pile of harvested potatoes
Sallqa [n]
Liar
Salta [n]
Decorative figures of a weave
Sama [adj]
Color
Samana [n]
Breathing
Samaraña [v]
To rest
Samkaña [v]
To dream
Saña [v]
To say
Sank'ayu [n]
A small sweet fruit from achakana
Sanu [n]
Comb
Sapa [adj]
Each one
Sapha [n]
Root
Saraña [v]
To go
Saraqaña [v]
To walk down
Sart'aña [v]
To visit
Saru [n]
Rust
Sataña [v]
To sow
Sathaqa [n]
Mutual
Sawu [n]
Loom
Saxra [n]
Devil
Sayjaña [v]
To stop
Sayt'aña [v]
To rise
Saywa [n]
Landmark
Sillq'i [n]
Peel
Sillu [n]
Nail
Simpa [n]
Rope
Sinti [adv]
To much
Sinti [adv]
Very
Siq'i [n]
Line
Siqu [n]
Zampoña(Siku)
Siqusa [n]
Cane
Sira [n]
Flatulence
Sisaña [v]
To satisfy
Siwara [n]
Barley
Sixi [n]
Warehouse
Sixsiña [v]
To tickle
Such'i [n]
Tipical fish from Titicaca region
Sujsa [n]
Twilight
Sukullu [n]
Rite in transit
Sullka [n]
Smaller brother
Sullu [n]
Fetus
Sulluña [v]
To abort
Suma [adj]
Tasty
Sunaqi [n]
Crescent Moon
Suni [n]
Very high zones in the andes
Suti [n]
Name
Suwaña [v]
To exhaust
Suxta [adj]
Six
Suyaña [v]
To expect
T'aqaña [v]
To break for tension (cords)
T'awra [n]
Wool
T'axlliña [v]
To clap
T'ijtaña [v]
To run
T'inkha [adj]
Gift
T'it'uña [v]
To deceive
T'ixiña [v]
To line
T'ixni [n]
Hip
T'ula [n]
Small plant for firewood
T'una [adj]
Chunk
T'uruña [v]
To eat toasted grains
Takintaña [v]
To kick
Taksuña [v]
To trample
Takura [n]
Disturb
Tama [n]
Flock
Tansa [adj]
So great
Tapa [n]
Nest
Taqi [adj]
All
Taruka [n]
Deer
Tarwi [n]
Bean
Tata [n]
Dad
Tawaqu [n]
Young woman
Taxa [adj]
Thin
Tayka [n]
Mother
Taypi [n]
Medium
Thalaña [v]
To shake
Thallmaña [v]
To search
Thantha [adj]
Tatter
Thaqhaña [v]
To seek
Thawthiña [v]
To speak at any rate
Thaxti [n]
Pancake
Thaxu [n]
Andean carob
Thaya [adj]
Cold
Thaya [n]
Wind
Thixiña [v]
To fry
Thujru [n]
Cane
Thujsa [adj]
Smell
Thujsaña [v]
To stink
Thupaña [v]
To file (rub)
Thuqsuña [v]
To jump
Thuquthaltaña [v]
To dance
Thuri [adj]
Firm
Thusa [n]
Saliva
Thutha [n]
Moth
Tika [n]
Adobe
Tiki tiki [ another tipical from Titicaca region]
Fowl
Timpu [n]
Time
Tinkiña [v]
To fall a people who were is standing
Tinku [n]
Fight
Tipusiña [v]
To make angry
Titi [n]
Cat
Tiwu [n]
Uncle(man)
Tixi [adj]
Lean
Tiya [n]
Uncle(woman)
Tukuña [v]
To finish
Tullpa [adj]
False
Tullqa [n]
Son-in-law
Tumantaña [v]
To sorround
Tumi [n]
Knife
Tumpaña [v]
To miss (nostalgia)
Tunka [adj]
Ten
Tunqu [n]
Korn
Tunqu [n]
Corn
Tunta [Chuño]
tipo refinado de
Tunu [n]
Trunk
Tuqi [n]
Side
Tuqiña [v]
To quarrel
Tuqiru [ptc]
Toward
Tuyuña [v]
To float
Uchaña [v]
To put
Uka [adv]
There
Uka [That]
Aquí
Ukakama [adv]
Mean time
Ukampi [ptc]
Moreover
Ukata [ptc]
Then
Ukatpacha [adv]
Since then
Ukawjit [adv]
Here(smooth)
Ukch'a [adv]
How long
Ukjama [ptc]
In such way
Ukxaru [adv]
After that
Ullaña [v]
To read
Ulluku [n]
Another andean tubercle
Uma [n]
Water
Uma [n]
Water
Umaña [v]
To drink
Umaraqi [n]
Cooperative
Umata [adj]
Drunken
Uñiña [v]
To hate
Uñjaña [v]
To see
Uñtaña [v]
To look at
Untu [n]
Grease of Llama
Unxtaña [v]
To move
Uraqi [n]
Land
Urpu [n]
Fog
Urqu [adj]
Male
Urquraña [v]
To suffer
Urt'a [n]
Full moon
Uru [n]
Day
Uruchi [adj]
Color in animals
Usu [n]
Illness
Usuña [v]
To ache
Usuntaña [v]
To make sick
Uta [n]
House
Utachaña [v]
To construct home
Utjaña [v]
To exist
Uturunqu [n]
Puma
Uwija [n]
Sheep
Uxu [n]
Cough
Uysu [n]
Tool traditional for plowing individually
Uyu [n]
Walled-in field
Uywa [n]
Cattle
Waja [n]
Potatos baked with hot bricks
Wajcha [adj]
Orphan
Wajlli [adj]
Damage
Wak'a [n]
Places of worship
Waka [n]
Cow
Waki [n]
Form of reciprocity
Wakiña [v]
To arrange
Wali [adv]
Many
Wali [adv]
Very
Wali [ptc]
Very well
Walja [adv]
Enough
Wallaqiña [v]
To boil
Wallata [n]
Lake Titicaca's duck
Wallpa [n]
Chicken
Wallq'i [n]
Pregnant
Waluru [n]
Day before yesterday
Wampu [n]
Raft
Waña [adj]
Dry
Wanaku [n]
Guanaco
Wank'u [n]
Guinea pig
Wankaña [v]
To sing
Waqi [n]
Portion
Waqichaña [v]
To distribute
Warakha [n]
Scare
Warakuña [v]
To scare
Warantaña [v]
To throw liquid
Warariña [v]
To shout
Warawara [n]
Star
Wari [n]
Vicuña
Warkuña [v]
To hang
Warmi [n]
Woman
Waruru [n]
Music
Wasara [adj]
Wilderness
Wasita [n]
Again
Wasita [adv]
Again
Wat'aqiña [v]
To patalear
Wawa [ daughter]
Son
Waxra [n]
Horn
Wayaqa [n]
Saddlebag
Wayjaña [v]
To pull
Wayk'a [n]
Chili
Wayna [n]
Young male
Wayra [n]
It forges (metals)
Wayt'aña [v]
To pull
Wayu [n]
Bunch
Wayuña [v]
To carry liquid
Wich'inka [n]
Tail
Wila [n]
Blood
Williña [v]
To scatter
Willulli [adj]
Poor
Wiñaya [n]
Eternal
Wiphala [n]
Flag
Wiru [n]
Tender cane
Wisk'achu [n]
Squirrel
Wiskaña [v]
To mendigar
Wislla [n]
Ladle
Yanapa [n]
Help
Yanqha [adj]
Evil
Yapu [n]
Farm
Yaqha [ptc]
Another
Yarita [n]
Bush of the Altiplano
Yatichaña [v]
To teach
Yatiña [v]
To know
Yatiqaña [v]
To learn
Yawri [n]
Copper
Yuqa [n]
Adult son
Yuqalla [n]
Boy
Yuriña [v]
To be born
Yuspagara [ptc]
Thank you
Yuxch'a [n]
Daughter-in-law
Yuyu [n]
Water cress

The Aymara words of this vocabulary are writing by using the Official Aymara Alphabet(This is a necessary redundance!)

The official Aymara alphabet is a system with twenty-six (26) consonants and three (3) vowels: a,i, u( Click here to see more details). This alphabet can be considered as a combination of the good ones proposed by, the Bolivian native speaker and linguist, Juan de Dios Yapita and by, the American Catholic Congregation, Maryknoll.

In the right side figure it is observed the 26 consonants of the Aymara alphabet classified in five (5) groups, in accordance to the articulation local of the speech device. These 5 articulation locals used are: bilabial, dental, palatal, velar, y postvelar.

It is important to notice the symbol "'" which in Aymara denotates glottalized sounds instead contractions as used in English.

This alphabet was officialy issued by the government of Bolivia via the decree 20227-DS (Decreto Supremo) at May 9, 1984, recognizing the Aymara Official Alphabet called as Único. This alphabet was ratified by the government of Perú by issuing the decree 1218-RM (Resolución Ministerial) at November 18, 1985.

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