aymara Definition
- 1a member of an indigenous people of the Andes, living mainly in Bolivia and Peru
- 2the language of the Aymara people, belonging to the Quechuan group
Using aymara: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "aymara" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The Aymara people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Aymara is one of the official languages of Bolivia.
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She is studying Aymara to better communicate with the locals.
Phrases with aymara
Aymara textiles
handwoven textiles made by the Aymara people, often featuring intricate designs and bright colors
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She bought a beautiful Aymara textile as a souvenir from her trip to Bolivia.
music created by the Aymara people, often featuring traditional instruments and rhythms
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The festival showcased a variety of Aymara music and dance performances.
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The museum has a collection of artifacts that showcase Aymara culture.
Summary: aymara in Brief
'Aymara' [ahy-mahr-uh] refers to both an indigenous people of the Andes, mainly living in Bolivia and Peru, and their language, which belongs to the Quechuan group. The Aymara people have a rich cultural heritage, including textiles, music, and other traditions. Aymara is also one of the official languages of Bolivia.
