Quechua
noun
Que·chua ˈke-chə-wə 
ˈkech-wə
plural Quechua or Quechuas
1
: a family of languages spoken by Indian peoples of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile, and Argentina
2
a
: a member of an Indian people of central Peru
b
: a group of peoples forming the dominant element of the Inca Empire
Quechuan
ˈke-chə-wən
adjective or noun ˈkech-wən
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, probably from Southern Peruvian Quechua qheswa (simi), literally, valley speech
First Known Use
1688, in the meaning defined at sense 2a
- sextur
- sexual
- sexual advances
- sexual assault
- sexual assaults
- sexual dimorphism
- sexual favors
- sexual generation
- sexual harassment
- sexual intercourse
- sexual isolation
- sexual organ
- sexual orientation
- sexual orientations
- sexual predation
- sexual predator
- sexual preference
- sexual preferences
- sexual psychopathy
- sexual relations
- sexual selection
- sexual skin
- sexual spore
- sexuale
- sexualer