Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15571	2
Obtained votes	336	2
Votes by meaning	0.02	7
Inquiries	470002	3
Queries by meaning	30	7
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coloratura: Color tone. It should not necessarily be optical, also used metaphorically for melodies and even for a State of mind.
citara: zither is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Zither" being its meaning:
Dotted-string musical instrument, is Eastern, although there is one closest known as " 34 Greek zither;
duela: Curved table that forms the wall of barrels or casks. It comes from " dovela " that is curved Rod mount arches architecture, which in turn originates from the French, " 34 douvelle; ( diminutive of " douvre " ).
chinchilla: Andean rodent, hunted for their skin, although there is a domestic species for breeding sites. The name is of local origin, likely quechua.
perrunilla: Sweet traditional pastries in several regions of Spain.
pío: Male first name, of Latin origin which translates as " pious ". The feminine is Pia.
desluir: It is not a word that is used in the current Spanish, but etymologically can be interpreted as: 1. Reinstall a censure on something. 2. avoid or correct the friction between objects. 3 demolition.
paidocracia: It is the Government's children, or better, the Government for the children. It comes from the Greek 960; 945; 953; 948; 972; 962; ( Paidós ) that means " 34 child; and 954; 961; 9( 964; 959; 962; ( cratos ) that is " power " or " Government ".
zambeca: Expanding the definition of Ines Merino Garcia, 34, zambeca " It would be a 34 epenthesis; zabeca " which is the form 34 vesrica; head ".
cholo: In an American classification of the times of the colony, and that today would be termed highly racist, " cholo " or " coyote " It was a racial mix of 75% Amerindian and European 25%. Also used as a male " chola ". See synonyms.
futre: As explained Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz, " futre " It is an Andean word to call well dressed and stylish people. But which is also a character of legend, originally a payer of the construction of the railroad known as Mr. Foster ( which was always in suit and high hat, so workers distorted his surname and said " Mister Futre " ). Taking the salary for the staff, a bad day was assaulted and decapitated by thieves, and since then his ghost appears with his head under the arm to the thugs or debtors asking for his stolen money, for then fade. " The Futre " It is known in Mendoza, ( Argentina ) and also in Chile.
chongo: In slang is called so a male to which is only as to a stallion. Very probably has its origin in Central America or the Caribbean, where a chongo is a horse that no longer serves for work and is used for playback. The term was common among homosexuals to qualify for an active gay, then to a hetero with evident features of " " male, and from there went on to also be used as " 34 sexual partner; or " 34 lover; among the women.
tovarich: Comrade, companion, in Russian language. It is the Cyrillic form of 1058; 1086; 1074; 1072; 1088; 1080; 1097;. As a nod, some members of the Communist Party were called in this way, since the communism as a political party was created in Russia, then turned into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
anutara: It is Sanskrit, and means " incomparable 34, " 34 intractable; Used in the West as part of descriptions in Theosophy or Eastern philosophy, especially of the India.
pontificio: Literally means " that creates bridges " and is an adjective of Latin origin. In the Catholic religion is the dignity of bishops and archbishops, being the Pope, the Bishop of Rome the " Sumo Pontiff " ( that creates bridges with Dios ). All Pontifical has relationship with the bishopric or the papacy.
que significa pontificia: Feminine of " Pontifical ". See synonyms.
gongorino: Relative to Luis de Góngora y Argote, or his work.
garua: It is a very thin and annoying rain. The name comes from the Portuguese " garuba ". See synonyms.
sorongo: Zorongo. A festive and derogatory way of naming the synonym zurra.ver.
fulano de tal: " So " comes from the Arabic 1601; 1604; 1575; 1606; ( fulan ) that means " any ". The added " Tal " It serves to simulate a surname generic, unreal.