Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35388	1
Obtained votes	722	1
Votes by meaning	0.02	3
Inquiries	1184967	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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pleito: In jurisprudence mean litigation, case, judgement, process, cause, demand, debate, controversy, dispute, quarrel, discussion, pendency, rina, fight. Contest, I find.
regular: It means that it does not change, that does not vary.
borrachera: In Colombia it means dizziness, vertigo, lightheadedness, fainting, fainting, fainting. It is also the product of having taken liquor: drunkenness, pea, dog, drunken, Turkish, Kurdish, beodez.
salonero: Place where the rooms are located. The halls are blocks of capybara meat impregnated with salt to preserve it. People who serve customers in a tea salon or adorning the ballrooms.
acamama: Puquina or possibly Aymara language it means dark. It thus designated to land close to Cusco, prior to the establishment of the Incas in Peru.
ango: It is a word in Quechua language which means tendon, nerve, elastic, flexible. It is also the name of an archaeological site in the Department of Huanuco, Peru.
arguyó: It is an inflection of argue, which means reasoning, argue, explain, demonstrate, ensure, challenge, refute, litigate, dispute. Violet: The Colombian on the u are called dierisis and not placed in all the inflections of argue, only the pronunciation of the u is when necessary to dissolve the diphthong gue or gui. For example in argued, we argue.
antroponimina: It is the branch of science that is dedicated to studying the origin and meaning of the names of persons.
acalicino: It literally means without calyx. In Botany refers to the type of flower that lacks sepals. Asepalo.
abrotos: That it has no end. It means immortal, imperishable, eternal, perpetual, perennial, lasting.
acristianas: It is an inflection of acristianar. It means Christian, converted to Christianity, catechize.
acalíptero: It is the castilianization of the Latin word Acalipterae. It is a variety of Diptera of the family Muscidae, to which belong the flies. They are characterized by having two the without transverse suture. They are flattened and sometimes without wings. Usually they are ectoparasites.
huasanga: In Mexico is a kind of son huasteco, own of the State of Veracruz, where is trova and are known as coplas. It is the name of a song performed by Café Tacuba. There is another song called de La Guasanga performed by Tlen Huicani. In Peru is a surname of Amazonian indigenous origin. In Quechua, guazanga, huasanga, or wasanqa, it means unfaithful, adulterous.
horda: It is a group of people who go armed and without control. that does not belong to the army. Gang. The community is composed of elements that come together in a simple way with few social or religious ties. Disordered and undisciplined people group.
hulahula: In Colombia is a simple game for children, consisting of spinning a ring, with a rhythmic movements of the waist. It is also a typical dance of the Hawaiian Islands.
juan: It is a name of male origin biblical and Hebrew, which means House of grace.
carutal: It is a forest abounding tree called caruto. It is a tree that also receives other names as jagua, yaguare, huito, bi, yoale, irayola. In Colombia we also tell majagua. Its scientific name is Genipa americana and belongs to the Rubiaceae family.
irrumpía: It is a turning point break. It means get abrupt or unexpected way. Invade, penetrate, enter, enter, get, resurfacing.
que es el ausolutismo: The correct term is absolutism. It is a designation of a political regime that preaches that the State is absolute. Historical period, ideplogia and form of Government initiated by Luis XIV in France.
manosea: It is an inflection of handle. It means touching with the hands, manipulate, tempt, touching, fiddling with, feel, grab, caress, rub, ajar, Maul, matted.