cachi

IPA: kˈæʃi

Examples of "cachi" in Sentences

He was far more at home shouting "cachi" (salt in Quichua) to his herds of cattle.
Il faudra etre patient pour les photos depuis cachi car le debit est tres lent ici ...
[Footnote 1: "_Cachini_; dar el ser y hazer que sea; _cachi chiuachic_, el autor y causa de algo."
I've lived in Italy for the past nine years and have always wondered what cachi were and now I know.
[Note 55: Garcilasso de la Vega describes Cayau-cachi as a small village of about 300 inhabitants in his time.
But the Quillis-cachi, mourning over the destruction of his country, disappeared from among the Chancas and went to Cuzco to give the alarm.
So he collected the most precious spoils, and took them to his father who was in Chita, with a principal _orejon_ named Quillis-cachi Urco Huaranca.
In my region they are called caco (plur. cachi) (pronounced kakow/kaki) which is always the subject of gross joke (caco/cachi means "I/you shit", in Italian).
The news of this Indian, who was a Quillis-cachi of Cuzco, made Viracocha hasten his flight to Chita, whither the Chancas sent their messengers summoning him to surrender, and threatening war if he refused.