QuechuaStudent.org

This dictionary claims to have 21239 entries. The site's name is a little modest. There are four languages represented Quechua, Spanish, French and Aymara. It is possible to browse the lists of entries using any combination of two of these four languages. Having French represented is a rare distinction.

The Quechua is likely Quechua IIC. It has the aspirated, glottalized and non-aspirated non-glottalized three way distinction for P, T, K and CH without a SH/S distinction and lacks any indication of contrastive vowel length.

A political and cultural site partially translated into French, English, Spanish and Quechua. The site contains links to news items on the main page and articles on various aspects of Quechua culture and politics. Some information on the language is also available, including an interactive flash video of Quechua pronunciation. The site itself is somewhat clunky and disorganized with the incomplete translations making navigation even more confusing, otherwise the site has some useful information.