This name has been corrupted to Parina, and the word cocha or lake being added, has given rise to the designation of the department.
The lake of Bombon or Chinchay-cocha is drained by the river of Xauxa, which flows into the Mantaro, one of the sources of the Ucayali, a principal affluent of the Amazon.
The religion of the Incas consisted in the worship of the supreme being of the earlier dynasties, the Illa Ticsi Uira-cocha of the Pirhuas.
When they asked him the cause of his joy, he replied that Uira-cocha Pachayachachic had spoken to him in a dream that night.
Intervening in a war between the two principal chiefs of the Collas, named Cari and Zapaña, Uira-cocha defeated them in detail, and annexed the whole basin of Lake Titicaca to his dominions.
The goddess Cocha is represented as carrying an urn full of water and snow on her head.
Finally, his consort and sister Cocha is the lake itself, and also the goddess of rain.
The mission of Cocha was then in charge of a Franciscan monk, who was anxious to visit Padre Passanha.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cocha" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
