1. Wild camelid mammals native to the Andes.
2. A genre of ritual water song from San Pedro de Casta. Sometimes spelled hualina, the term derives from warina, a reference to the ancient Wari civilization that built Casta's irrigation system.
3. Fermented beverage made from malted corn (jora) and water. It is a typical beverage throughout Latin America, but in some Andean communities it is poured as a religious offering.