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Glossary
bastante: quite
parar: to stop
sufrir: to suffer
kichwa: name of the largest indigenous group in Ecuador.
siglos: centuries
cientos: hundreds
avances: advances
dejar: to leave
pérdida: loss
consternado: distressed
sagrados: sacred
pueblos: villages
trasladarse: to move to
ponerse de pie: to stand up


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Season 7 - Episode 41. Conversaciones en la carpa

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Glossary
velozmente: quickly
atuendo: garment
caoba: mahogany
empapados: soaked
sacudir: shake
hombros: shoulders
augurio: omen
cuñada: sister-in-law
que no cunda el pánico: expression meaning “don’t panic”
adelantarse: to step forward
coser: to sew
buena acción: good deed


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Season 7 - Episode 63. ¡Qué no cunda el pánico!

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Glossary
velada: evening
camas: beds
secarse: to get dry
chozas: huts
yuca: yucca
plátano: plantain
cansarse: to be tired
asco: disgust
ponerse colorado: to turn red
alivianar: to ease
chuparse: to suck
platillo: dish
boda: wedding
ilusión: enthusiasm
lamento: cry


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Season 7 - Episode 62. Una mañana mojada

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Glossary
de mal en peor: expression meaning “to get worse”
arrasadas: razed
ser tildado: to be labeled
tomadores de tierras: land usurpers
antepasados: ancestors
humedecerse: to become wet
ricachones: well-heeled people
terrenos: terrains
inundarse: to flood
intransitable: hard to drive on
casual: coincidental
manga: sleeve
salvajes: wild


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Season 7 - Episode 61. El hogar de los kichwa

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Glossary
fresca: fresh
bichos: bugs
arcadas: to gag in disgust
titubear: to hesitate
quechua: it is a group of indigenous languages that is spoken in many places in Latin America, in particular near the Andes mountain range.
falta: lack
trabajo de campo: fieldwork
mazo: deck
cartas: cards
conquián: conquián or tercerilla is a rummy-style card game played with a Spanish deck of cards. It is often considered an ancestor of all modern rummy-style games.
reglas: rules


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Season 7 - Episode 60. No tan distintos

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Glossary
tatuajes: tattoo
dibujos: drawings
llamativos: eye-catching
adentrarse: to go deep
luna llena: full moon
maleza: weeds
despejar: clear
hojas: leaves
acariciar: to caress
ramas: branches
descampado: clearing
paja: straw
chapa: sheet metal
kichwa: The Kichwa people are descendants of indigenous people who were “Quechuaized” during different historical periods, especially during the colonial period. The Kichwa people can be understood as made up of various groups who speak different variants of Quechua, but also Spanish.


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Season 7 - Episode 41. Conversaciones en la carpa

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