- Inti — sun
- Killa — moon
- Ch'aska — morning star, Venus
- Wayra — wind
- Sumaq — beautiful
- Pacha — earth, world, time
- Mayu — river
- Urqu — mountain
- Rumi — stone
- Yaku — water
- Nina — fire
- Kusi — happy, joy
- Sami — luck, fortunate
- Illa — light, sacred stone
- Amaru — serpent, dragon
- Kuntur — condor
- Waman — falcon
- T'ika — flower
- Puma — puma
- Phuyu — cloud
- Para — rain
- Rit'i — snow
- Qhapaq — noble, powerful
- Sinchi — strong, brave
- Munay — love, to want
- Kawsay — life
- Yachay — knowledge
- Ñust'a — princess
- Inka — king, ruler
- Quri — gold
- Qullqi — silver
- Yana — black
- Yuraq — white
- Puka — red
- Q'umir — green
- Qillu — yellow
- Anqas — blue
- Uqi — grey
- Ch'umpi — brown (alpaca color)
- Wawa — baby
- Paqarin — dawn, tomorrow
- Tuta — night
- Ch'uspi — fly (insect)
- Pillpintu — butterfly
- Qinti — hummingbird
- Lluychu — deer
- Atuq — fox
- Wik'uña — vicuña
- Paqucha — alpaca
- Allpa — soil, land
- Sara — corn
- Kinwa — quinoa
- Papa — potato
- Mut'i — boiled corn
- Ch'ulla — single, unique
- Sisa — blossom
- Kanchay — to shine
- Tusuy — to dance
- Takiy — to sing
Quechua Alpaca Names (with Meanings)
Honor the alpaca's Andean heritage with words from Quechua, the language of the peoples who domesticated alpacas. Spellings follow modern standardized Quechua; regional variants exist.