Waman
Quechua for "eagle" or "falcon".
Meaning and origin
Waman is the Quechua word for a large bird of prey, an eagle or a falcon depending on the region, and it has long served as a personal name and a title among Quechua speakers.
How to pronounce Waman
| Spanish (Latin America) | WAH-mahn /ˈwaman/ |
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