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Ay·ma·ra

(ī′mä-rä′, ī′mə-)
n. pl. Aymara or Ay·ma·ras
1. A member of a South American Indian people inhabiting parts of highland Bolivia and Peru.
2. The Aymaran language of the Aymara.
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Aymara

(ˌaɪməˈrɑː)
npl -ras or -ra
1. (Peoples) a member of a South American Indian people of Bolivia and Peru
2. (Languages) the language of this people, probably related to Quechua
[from Spanish aimará, of American Indian origin]
ˌAymaˈran adj
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Ay•ma•ra

(ˌaɪ mɑˈrɑ)

n., pl. -ras, (esp. collectively) -ra.
1. an American Indian language spoken on the Altiplano of S Peru, Bolivia, and N Chile.
2. a speaker of Aymara.
[1855–60]
Ay`ma•ran′, adj.
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Translations
لغة أيمارا
аймара
aimara
ajmarština
aymara
Aymara
Ajmara lingvo
aimara aymara idioma aimara
aimaraaimaran kieli
aimaraaymara
आयमारा
ajmarski jezikAymara
bahasa Aymara
aímaríska
lingua aymara
アイマラアイマラ語
아이마라어
aimarųaimarų kalba
aimaru valoda
Aymara
aymara
język ajmara
aimará língua aimará
ajmarščina
ајмара
aymara
Aymara
аймара

Aymara

[ˌaɪməˈrɑː]
A. ADJaimara, aimará
B. N
1. (= person) → aimara mf, aimará mf
2. (Ling) → aimara m, aimará m
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References in periodicals archive ?
Van Kessel JM (1980) Ecologia y orientacion: Problemas de la identidad cultural de los aymaras chilenos contemporaneos.
Los que son acusados de ser kharisiri, bien pueden ser extranjeros o curas, pero a menudo tambien aymara que viven en el campo o en las mismas comunidades: <<la sospecha se ha extendido al interior de las comunidades aymaras, en especial sobre aquellos campesinos que rechazan los compromisos y obligaciones comunitarias>>, senala Fernandez Juarez (2006a: 53).
Medicina andina y medicina pentecostal en los aymaras del norte grande de Chile: del yatiri al pastor.
Componentes identitarios das mulheres jovens evangelicas aymaras