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The word inka refers to the specific Quechuan people who established a dominant empire in the Andean region. While often used to describe the entire civilization that built Machu Picchu, it specifically denotes the ruling class and ethnic group originally from the Cuzco Valley in Peru. This lesson explores the grammatical roles of the term, its common spelling variants, and the distinction between the Inka and the broader Quechua language family. You will also learn about the specific title for their ruler and the adjective form used to describe their famous architecture. Watch this lesson to master the historical and linguistic context of this essential term.

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The Inka built impressive stone structures in the mountains.