Wampuy

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Wampuy ( Quechua for "swimming, boating, traveling") or Quechua II is the linguistic name (after Alfredo Torero ) for one of the two main branches of the Quechua language family with about 8 million speakers, which covers the entire Quechua language area north and south of Waywash (Quechua I) includes.

The wampuy is divided into three secondary branches:

Differences between Waywash and Wampuy

Waywash Wampuy German
-ĉaw -pi in
-piqta, -pita, -piq -manta out of
-naw -šina, -hina how
-r -spa (Gerund), -nd
[Vowel doubling] -ni (Verb: 1st person Sg. "I")
-ya-, -paaku- -ku (na), -llapa (Verb: plural)
-ma- -wa- me me
-kaq (chay ...- qa) that, that, that
-naa, naq -šqa (narrative past)

literature

  • Alfredo Torero : Los dialectos quechuas . Anales Científicos de la Universidad Agraria , 2, pp. 446-478. Lima, 1964.
  • Alfredo Torero: La familia lingüística quechua . En: Pottier, Bernard (ed.) América Latina en sus lenguas indígenas . Caracas; Monte Avila Editores, CA pp. 61-92., 1983.