Gramatica De La Lengua Quichua Adaptada Al Dialecto Ayacuchano, written by Eugenio Hengvart and published in 1907, is a linguistic study of the Quichua language, specifically adapted to the Ayacucho dialect. This book offers valuable insights into the grammar and structure of a significant indigenous language of South America. It serves as a resource for linguists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Andean region. It details the nuances and specific characteristics of the Ayacucho dialect, providing a comparative perspective on Quichua language variations and its cultural importance.

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