Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15545	2
Obtained votes	336	2
Votes by meaning	0.02	7
Inquiries	468878	3
Queries by meaning	30	7
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hontananza: It would be a poetic way to name a distant starting place for something (not necessarily with water). His etymology would be in the hontanar voice (origin of a spring). See hontana.
avernícola: A somewhat poetic and scratic way for "the inhabitant of hell"; formed by averno the suffix -cola . For some mistake, see Tyrannochthonius avernicola ( pseudoescorpion).
lamecirios: Perhaps more elegant version of suckers.
alpedismo: Name by which they baptized the attitude of being fart, without occupation, without aspirations, doing nothing.
demigrancia: It is a noun created from the adjective demigrante, which was originally clearly an error of typing by the word denigrating, as seen in the original text which is in an example of the above link. There also mentions migrant etymology, which is an extreme, forced and xenophobic interpretation (at the time perhaps interested) by an association with the unpleasant popular meaning that ended up vulgarly defining the eler ring 'demigrante'.
carnificino: Adjective concerning carnificine (Latinism by "torture [of the body, of the meat]) , used by the literates even if it is not in the dictionary. See carnifice ( executioner ).
postprandial: It means "after lunch", and is formed by the Latin preposition post ( "then, next, subsequent" ) prandium, i ( "lunch, first meal" ). See also post- , doctor/postprandial .
monocatenario: "Single-chain"; used in genetics, specifically for DNA and RNA chains. It is a hybrid term between the Greek mono- and the Latin catenarius ("chained)..
plásmido: Small DNA molecule independent of the chromosome of your cell or bacteria, which can be self-replicated. They are used for genetic research as a human genome chain can be introduced into them and have a bacterium copy it in quantity.
infraxilar: Reduction by infraaxillary haplology . It is the preferred version in Spanish.
gotículas: Version of the most used microdroplets, small droplets dispersed in the air. From Latin gutta , ae ( "drop" ) the diminutive suffix -culus or -culum .
yatrogénico: Relative to yatrogenia, or iatrogenia.
naupatía: In medicine is the "bad sea" , dizziness with nausea suffered by some sailors at sea. The name consists of the Greek voices 957; 945; 965; 962; ( naus "ship" ) 960; 945; 952; 959; 962; ( pathos "illness, feeling, life experience" ).
estrés: State of extreme pressure or tension that leads to the breakdown of a material, or to the loss of mental, emotional or physical balance in living beings and that initiates defense mechanisms to recover homeostasis. It is the castellanization of the English stress ("material fatigue") that comes from the Latin stringere (stringuere "tighten, drag, raer" ).
hipocorística: Female hypocoristic adjective .
morocha: Female morocho.
ursina: Female ursino (as its own noun and as an adjective).
eliminada: 1st_ Female of the deleted adjective . 2o_ Female form of the participle of the verb delete .
pedilona: Female pedilon.
visionaria: Female visionary. See also seer .