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In this paper we introduce words from Andean origin--mainly quechua and aymara--published in the 21st (1992) and 22nd (2001) editions of the Dictionary of the Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy(DRAE) and focus our attention on how these words have been presented in each edition, for instance,the lemma, etymon, etymon’s phonological transcription, gloss, failure to identify a word as originated in Peru, wrong meaning and entries that did not present in the 22nd edition. By comparing the DRAE 21st and 22nd editions our goal is to observe how these entries and meanings of words from Andean origin have been changed or not.

Comparación de voces nativas en el Diccionario de la Real Academia Española, ediciones 1992 y 2001