Some linguists think that linguistic, historical and archaeological evidence suggest that the name could be a borrowing of Aymara Wila Quta (wila "blood"; quta "lake"), due to the sacrifices of camelids that were celebrated at Lake Titiqaqa by pre-Incan Andean cultures that spoke Aymara.
some linguists think that linguistic historical and archaeological evidence suggest that the name could be a borrowing of aymara wila quta (wila "blood"; quta "lake") due to the sacrifices of camelids that were celebrated at lake titiqaqa by pre-incan andean cultures that spoke aymara