Talk:Tambo (Inca structure)

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There are a number of things I can't infer from this article, which I would like to see:

Which language does this word belong to? Quechua, Spanish, or something else?
Does it mean "inn" as described here, or "storehouse" like it's being used in Kuelap?
Is the singular "tambo"? If so, it should be moved to "Tambo (inn)" and listed on Tambo.
What are the references on which the article is based?

Besides, this looks like it's been machine-translated. If so, I'd recommend getting a better quality machine translator; this one is bad. --Alvestrand 03:33, 14 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Looks like a translation of the Spanish article es:Tambo (inca). My Spanish isn't nearly good enough to do a better translation. Kathy A. 19:29, 6 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]