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23 Cards in this Set

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Misikuna

Mestizo town dwellers

Runakuna

"Real Human beings", indeginous Andean peoples

Runasimi

"The peoples language" what Runakuna's call there language

Quechua

People of the andes and the language they speak

Tirakuna

Sacred Place, landmarks the Runa worship

Apukuna

"The lord", reserved for the most powerful sacred place, biggest and most dangerous mountain

Taytakuna

"The Fathers", mountain lords, lesser then the Apukuna

Pacha Mama

"Mother earth", what you walk on

Cargos

a community office, or other duty owed to the community by its members

Sami

Animating essence

Istrilla (Estrella)

A small found object, thought to impart well being to the finder

Enqas

Small stone model that are in andean peoples houses and are given offerings

Machukuna

Old ones, quasi demonic survivor of a previous race

Machula Aulanchis

"Our old grandfathers"

Pacha

World, earth, a moment in time

K'intu

Small offerings of coca leaves

Qoyllur Rit'i

Star snow festival held annually in Cuzco

Ayni

Neighborly aid, to be reciprocated in kind

Mink'a

A request for labor, collective labor party

Sirvanakuy

"Trial marriage", Couples don't get married for a long period of time, just live with the person. Either can call it quits at any time

Wari Warma

"fat women", has nothing to do with size. Means a substantial or ideal runa women

Wasitira

"House earth", because there houses are made of mud bricks from the earth, the houses are alive as well, are the homeowners own tari

Compadrazgo

Spiritual coparenthood, bond of fictive kinship