Definition: The word "Abana" means "an army" or "a group of soldiers". It's a term used in South American languages, particularly in the Andean region. The word comes from the Quechua language and its translation into English is "soldiers". In terms of definition, "Abana" refers to an organized unit of troops, typically made up of soldiers or soldiers and other military personnel. These units are often used in warfare and can include both infantry (in which soldiers are primarily engaged in combat) and cavalry (a type of horse). The term is also used more generally to describe the collective movement of men who work together for a common goal, such as construction or mining. The word "Abana" has been used throughout South America, where it refers to a group of soldiers, including both regular and irregular units. It's also commonly used in other languages spoken in South American countries, such as Spanish and Quechua.

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