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Kontext von Quechua (Volk)
Quechua oder Ketschua (in Bolivien Qhichwa, in Peru auch Qichwa, in Ecuador Kichwa), ist eine Sammelbezeichnung für die Angehörigen der Ethnien, deren Muttersprache das Quechua (bzw. eine der Quechua-Sprachen) ist. Die Eigenbezeichnung der Menschen, die Quechua sprechen, lautet Runakuna („Menschen“; in Junín und Teilen von Ancash: Nunakuna; Einzahl: Runa bzw. Nuna).
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