Inka

inka Inka -inka -inką English Noun s * en Inca. Anagrams en aikn akin kain naik Kian Akin Kain kani a-kin a kin kina Naik Czech Pronunciation cs ɪŋka 2 cs In ka Etymology 1 cs es inca Inca, from cs qu inka emperor, male of royal blood. Noun m-an incký Inca member of the group of Quechuan peoples of highland Peru who established an empire from northern Ecuador to central Chile before the Spanish conquest Declension m.an Alternative forms cs inka Further reading Zdeněk Salzmann O jménu Inka 7043 1991 74 4-5 Etymology 2 cs fi Inka, which is a short form of female name fi Ingrid. Noun f Inčin cs female cs female Ingrid Declension f Etymology 3 Noun f Inčin cs female Jiřinka,Karolinka,Reginka Declension f Anagrams cs Kain cs kina cs nika cs Nationalities Finnish Etymology Short form of fi Inkeri name (= en Ingrid), also a rendering of fi sv Inga. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female Declension Ink a Descendants cs Inka 1 Statistics dvv_20250813 5001 1372 141 References Anagrams fi aikn Akin Kain kani kina German Etymology de :bor es:inca de es inca. Pronunciation de /ˈɪŋka/ de De-Inka.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de In ka Noun m,(s),(s) de historical Inca Further reading de Quechua Alternative forms qu Inca Noun qu noun Inca Declension