pacha
/ˈpætʃə/Definitions
1. noun
A feudal lord in pre-Columbian Peru, often used to refer to the ruler of a tribe or a community.
“The pacha was a revered figure in the Inca Empire.”
2. noun
A type of stew originating from Peru, made with meat or vegetables in a rich broth.
“The aroma of the pacha wafted through the kitchen, making everyone hungry.”
3. proper noun
A fictional, idyllic world created by French author Jacques Offenbach, often used to evoke a sense of utopia or harmony.
“The pacha in the Offenbach opera was a symbol of a perfect society.”