10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «QUICHUAN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
Quichuan in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
Quichuan im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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CultureShock! Ecuador: A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette
The Quichuan languages were the languages of the former Inca Empire (
Tawantinsuyu). There are at least 20 dialects of Quichua in Ecuador. Quichua in
Peru is written Quechua. Some Quechuan words have entered the English
language: ...
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Spanish America: Or, A Descriptive, Historical, and ...
... which they ordered all the chiefs who came to their courts to speak ; it was
called the Quichuan, or language of the' Incas; and was that which prevailed in
the capital; and so unbounded was the power of these princes, that the Quichuan
was ...
Sir Richard Henry Bonnycastle, 1819
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Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society
1' On crossing the continent of America from the Orinoco country into Peru, we
find in the Quichuan, or General Language of the latter region, a verb called by
grannnarians the substantive verb of that language; that is, cani, which is ...
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Base-metal Deposits of the Cordillera Negra, Departamento de ...
... Andean Cordillera, and are thought to have occurred toward the close of the
Cretaceous and early in the Tertiary. A later deformation of lesser magnitude in
parts of the Andes is the Quichuan, said to be of early Pliocene age. The uplift of
the ...
Alfred John Bodenlos, John A. Straczek, 1957
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Comparative Philology of the Old and New Worlds in Relation ...
But he quotes Mr. Max Müllers opinion that there must have been a time when
the germs of Aryan tongues had not yet reached the inñexiona stage, and shows
that while the form of Quichuan is agglutinative, as in Turanian, the roots of words
...
Robert Philips Greg, 1893
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Spanish America: or A descriptive, historical, and ...
... is very great, and it was the same during the time of the Incas ; to remedy which
inconvenience, those sovereigns instituted a general language, which they
ordered all the chiefs who came to their courts to speak ; it was called the
Quichuan, ...
Sir Richard Henry Bonnycastle, 1818
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Quitting the Welfare State
All the passengers except us were Quichuan Indians. The ritual was men to the
front, women to the rear, for a pee. All of the women were dressed in colourful
large rounded skirts, obviously with nothing underneath. They all squatted in a
row ...
In South America we find very strange coincidences-Quichuan, Chulla;
Araucanian, Chili, T hili, id.; whilst in Aymara K ullu means a partridge. The
Ponapean name of the larger variety (Cha/eir) is paralleled by the Hindustani
Cha/eor (Tetrao); ...
To communicate with her, the hospital staff called for Lydia, a Quichuan Christian
working in the hospital laundry. After Lydia shared the Gospel with her, the dying
woman prayed to accept Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior.
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The Caroline Islands: Travel in the Sea of the Little Lands
In South America we find very strange coincidences-Quichuan, Chulla;
Araucanian, Chili, T hili, id.; whilst in Aymara K ullu means a partridge. The
Ponapean name of the larger variety (Cha/eir) is paralleled by the Hindustani
Cha/eor (Tetrao); ...
3 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «QUICHUAN» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
Quichuan im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Ecuadorian government minister checks out the good life in Ashland
But Spanish is spoken, as is English, and a little Quichua, the most commonly spoken indigenous language in South America. And it is a Quichuan concept that ... «Ashland Daily Tidings, Jun 15»
¿Qué dirá Eliana Guercio? Rihanna piropeó a Sergio Romero en …
@Tucu666 Todo un caballero, Romero en realidad le dijo: "Come on baby, blow me the quichuan flute!". ReportarCompartir. 2 jmvalenzuela Trebejos46 ... «lanacion.com, Jun 14»
Yerba mate, bautura divina din America de Sud
Termenul de "mate" provine din cuvantul quichuan "mati", care denumeste vasul confectionat dintr-o tartacuta speciala (Lagenaria vulgaris) in care se prepara si ... «Ziare.com, Feb 11»
