pacha Sentence Examples
- The Incan emperor's title, Pachakuti, symbolized his transformation of the Inca Empire.
- The Pachacuti stone calendar in Cuzco records important dates and events.
- In pre-Incan Peru, Pachamama was revered as the earth goddess of fertility.
- Pachamanca, a traditional Peruvian dish, is cooked underground using hot stones.
- The Pacha Noodle Bar offers a fusion of Pan-Asian and South American flavors.
- Pacha Ibiza is a world-renowned nightclub known for its electronic music parties.
- The Andean Pacha refers to the highlands and mountain regions of Peru.
- Pachakuti's conquests and reforms created a legacy that still shapes Andean culture today.
- Pachamama offerings are often made during important occasions to show gratitude to the earth.
- Pachacaya, a town in Bolivia, is named after a nearby mountain and believed to possess healing powers.
pacha Meaning
Wordnet
pacha (n)
a civil or military authority in Turkey or Egypt
Webster
pacha ()
The chief admiral of the Turkish fleet.
Webster
pacha (n.)
See Pasha.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pacha
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FAQs About the word pacha
a civil or military authority in Turkey or EgyptThe chief admiral of the Turkish fleet., See Pasha.
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The Incan emperor's title, Pachakuti, symbolized his transformation of the Inca Empire.
The Pachacuti stone calendar in Cuzco records important dates and events.
In pre-Incan Peru, Pachamama was revered as the earth goddess of fertility.
Pachamanca, a traditional Peruvian dish, is cooked underground using hot stones.
