Wp/qug/Chimpurasu nina urku
Chimpurasu[1] [2] rasuka (kastilla killkaypi: Chimborazo) shuk Ecuador mamallaktapa urkumi kan. Payka Antikunapi, Chimpurasu markapi, Guano kitipi tiyan. Chimpurasu rasuka shuk nina urkumi kan, payka 6.310 m hanakmi kan.
Ashtawan yachankapak[edit | edit source]
Kaypipash rikupay[edit | edit source]
- Kapak Urku (El Altar)
- Puñay
Hawa tinkikuna[edit | edit source]
- www.codeso.com / Chimpurasu marka
- TARUKA - Urku kuchamantapash, Chimpurasu urkumanta: p.43, p. 45-46
Maymanta surkushka[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Consuelo Yánez Cossío, Lengua y cultura quichua. 3ra. edición, Quito 2007, p. 295: Chinpurasu
- ↑ www.dineib.gov.ec / Taruka (PDF) "Chinpurasu, ... sumak astaykuna, ñuka runata, Sinchiyachi, ñuka rikrakunata, ..."
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Chimpurasu marka | 
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| Uma llakta: Riobamba | ||
| Kitikuna (Uma llaktakuna) : Alausí (Alausí) • Champu (Champu) • Chunchi (Chunchi) • Kulta (Kashapampa) • Cumandá (Cumandá) • Guamote (Guamote) • Wanu (Wanu) • Pallatanka (Pallatanka) • Penipe (Penipe) • Riobamba (Riobamba) |
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Ecuador mamallaktapa markakuna | 
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 Azuay ·  Bolívar · Chimpurasu ·  Esmeraldas ·  Impapura ·  El Oro ·  Cotopaxi ·  Karchi ·  Kañar ·  Loja ·  Manabí ·  Los Ríos ·  Morona Santiago ·  Napu ·  Orellana ·  Pastaza ·  Pichincha ·  Santa Elena ·  Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas marka ·  Sucumbíos ·  Tunkurawa ·  Guayas ·  Yawatisuyu ·  Zamora Chinchipe |