llautu
noun
llau·tu
ˈlau̇(ˌ)tü
plural -s
: a fringed cord of vicuña wool worn wound about the head by ancient Peruvians as an emblem of nobility
Word History
Etymology
Spanish llautu, llauto, from Quechua lláutu
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