arocueche in All languages combined

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Etymology: Compare Quechua raqacha, racacha and Ayomán aricachi. Perhaps from Quechua raqacha, racacha, though it is unclear if that word spread "during and after Inca conquest, or in archaic times, when arracacha spread across the Andes", and "Patiño (1964) presents some linguistic evidence for arocueche being an autochthonous Muzo word and considers it unlikely to have been merely a late deformation of racacha." Etymology templates: {{cog|qu|raqacha|raqacha, racacha}} Quechua raqacha, racacha, {{cog|sai-ayo|aricachi}} Ayomán aricachi, {{cog|qu|raqacha|raqacha, racacha}} Quechua raqacha, racacha Head templates: {{head|sai-muz|noun}} arocueche

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    {
      "args": {
        "1": "qu",
        "2": "raqacha",
        "3": "raqacha, racacha"
      },
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"arocueche" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Muzo]