The meaning of the word Araka is lost in time, taking on multiple forms throughout the world.
It first appears in Sanskrit, from which the verb “to furrow” takes its root, and in the Buddhist context means ancient master.
In the indigenous Guarani language, araka is a profound negation, never ; however, in Arabic it is use to express movement. In Lunfardo, a popular slang invented by immigrants who came to Argentina, was used to express alertness or warn of danger.
Already in the Basque Country, besides being some well-known mountains in Alava. In Basque language, ARAKA is the root of the verb “to research”.
A melting pot of meanings through a single word, a sound in constant transformation.