South Bolivian Quechua Palindrome Squares
One proper noun or invented Arepo-style word allowed
Imaginative reading: That generous twin Amuya is a striver
Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found
One proper noun or invented Arepo-style word allowed
Imaginative reading: That fragrant grandchild Asapa is a striver
Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found
- Jaqay: That/that one (see prior detail)
- Asapa: Invented name
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Q'apaq: Aromatic/fragrant
- Adjective
- Source
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Apasa: Grandchild
- Noun
- Source
- Yaqaj: Striver/one who pursues a goal (see prior detail)
(Note: symmetry ignores ejective apostrophe)
One proper noun or invented Arepo-style word allowed
Imaginative reading: That supportive grandmother Aliwa is a striver
Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found
- Jaqay: That/that one (see prior detail)
- Aliwa: Invented name
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Q'imiq: Supporter/one who supports
- Agentive noun/adjective from q'imiy, “to support, prop up; favor”
- Source
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Awila: Grandmother
- Noun
- Source
- Yaqaj: Striver/one who pursues a goal (see prior detail)
(Note: symmetry ignores ejective apostrophe)
One proper noun or invented Arepo-style word allowed
Imaginative reading: That supportive friend Agima is a striver
Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found
- Jaqay: That/that one (see prior detail)
- Agima: Invented name
- Q'imiq: Supporter/one who supports (see prior detail)
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Amiga: Female friend
- Noun
- Source
- Yaqaj: Striver/one who pursues a goal (see prior detail)
(Note: symmetry ignores ejective apostrophe)