Names with Quechua Origins

Amaru: "Snake" or "Serpent" (Quechua), symbolizing wisdom, transformation, and life's cyclical nature.

Kes: Firewood (Quechua), falcon (Egyptian), uncut hair (Sikh)

Kitai: Hebrew origin, meaning "to bind" or "to connect," symbolizing unity and harmony.

Inti: Sun, life-giving.

Dawn, new beginnings, nature's rebirth

Warm, comfortable, protective

Raymi (Thunder)

Wealth, abundance, new beginnings

Fat or plump.

Native American name for "golden eagle" or "falcon," represents strength, courage, and connection to nature

Kandi: Sanskrit origin meaning "sweet" or "sugar"; also derived from Quechua meaning "people of the forest."

Arica: Eagle's nest (Aymara), Center (Quechua), Oak tree (Basque)

Amayrani: "flower of the morning" (Quechua)

Sun or king (Quechua origin)

Imperial or kingdom lord, Inca was a title for esteemed rulers in ancient Peru, believed to be descendants of the sun god Inti.

Sweet, delicate (Quechua origin)

Lima: Delicate Andean flower, symbolizing beauty and tranquility.

Chumy: Beloved (Quechua)

Blue heron, serenity

Celestial radiance