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=== Etymological analysis by Rodolfo Cerr贸n-Palomino === More recently, linguist [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]] [[Rodolfo Cerr贸n-Palomino]] a [[Quechumaran languages|Quechumaran]] etymology for the toponym. According to his hypothesis, both the form 'Chanchan' and the variants 'Cauchan' and 'Canda' may well be explained by a Quechua etym ''*kan膲a'' 'corral, fence, fenced place' and the [[Quechumaran languages|Quechumaran]] toponymic morpheme ''*-n'' (of probable [[Aymara language|Aymara]] etymology). Thus, the current pronunciation would be the product of an "orthographic trap", since originally the <ch> would have been used to represent the sound of a [[voiceless velar stop]] [k] at the beginning of the word. Originally, the toponym would have been *''kan膲a-n(i)'' ''''(place) where fences/ corrals abound'''', whose Quechualization results in phonetic /'''kant蕛谩艐'''/ in <Chanch谩n>. According to this proposal, the toponym would be neither Mochica nor Quingnam, nor would it be so ancient in time.<ref>Cerr贸n-Palomino, R. (2020). <Chanch谩n> y su trampa ortogr谩fica: ni mochica ni quingnam sino quechumara. ''Lexis, 44(''1), 301-316. https://doi.org/10.18800/lexis.202001.010.</ref> However, Urban has rejected Cerr贸n-Palomino's hypothesis as implausible and ratified his previous conclusions.<ref>Urban, M. (2022). <Chan Chan> y su trampa etimol贸gica: respuesta a Cerr贸n-Palomino. ''Lexis, 46(''1), 103-123. https://doi.org/10.18800/lexis.202201.003.</ref> In response to this, [[Rodolfo Cerr贸n-Palomino]] dismisses Urban's observations and reaffirms his proposed etymology, which he finds sufficiently explicit and rigorous, concluding that it is definitely [[Quechumaran languages|Quechumaran]].<ref>{{Cite journal| doi = 10.30920/letras.95.142.8| issn = 2071-5072| volume = 95| issue = 142| pages = 101-117| last = Cerr贸n-Palomino| first = Rodolfo| title = < Canchan > y no < Chan chan >: definitivamente quechumara y no quingnam| journal = Letras (Lima)|date = 2024-12-27| url = http://revista.letras.unmsm.edu.pe/index.php/le/article/view/2591|language = es}}</ref> <gallery mode="packed" perrow="4" heights="240"> File:Chanchan-reconstruccion-fonetica.jpg|Reconstruction of the phonetics of ''Chanch谩n'' in /'''kant蕛谩艐'''/, based on the etymology of [[Rodolfo Cerr贸n-Palomino]]. File:Comparativa-chanchan.jpg|The toponym ''Chanch谩n'' is shown related to other toponyms with the same [[Quechumaran languages|Quechumaran]] root. </gallery>
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