Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Position	1	1
Accepted meanings	35388	1
Obtained votes	722	1
Votes by meaning	0.02	3
Inquiries	1185279	1
Queries by meaning	33	3
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canetón: It is the same duck cross is the result of the intersection of collar, with a pata barberie duck male.
capire: It is not a word in the Spanish language, but Italian and means to understand.
canané: It is another name you have in Mexico to the Red Snapper or red snapper, its scientific name is Lutjanus campechanus and is in the family Lutjanidae.
candó: It is the name of a classic Colombian telenovela written by Bernardo Romero Pereiro and deals with operating mines in Chocó. Inflection of candar ( means close with insurance, closing with padlock, lockable ).
cantemó: cantemo is incorrectly written and should be written as "40 Cantemo; is proper name )" being its meaning:
It is a Mexican town in the State of Campeche municipality of Champoton. It is the name of a leafy tree of 40 yellow wood; The State of Tabasco ).
cannelé: Cannele is a French word and means striated.
eudaimonia: In Greek language means Bliss, happiness.
radiola: In Colombia told a person who speaks a lot and nonstop radiola. Radio with furniture which are placed coins to listen to music that is selected previously. Radiola is also a television channel presenting popular music and videos of singers performers of this same kind of music. Chatty, talkative, loquacious, charlatan, carretudo.
apretadito: It is a diminutive of tight. Mean adjusted, snug. Synonyms: ajustadito, cenidito. Dance very close from the other form.
caldoa: Very hasty form of bath in a stream of water. Dip, soak, dive, dive, splash, jump.
garrafal: Garrafal is a qualifying adjective which means huge, disproportionate, huge, terrible, fatal, monstrous, tremendous, colossal, crowning.
fierro: Fierro is a colloquial way of referring to a firearm. Iron, pistol, revolver. Mark used to designate cattle.
campanita: Tinkerbell is incorrectly written and should be written as "Tinkerbell ( is 41 name;." being its meaning:
It is a diminutive of campaign. It is another way to tell the uvula or chime. Character of the work of Peter Pan ( Tink Bell ) representing a fairy that arranges pots and kettles.
chapuzones: In Colombia, it is the same as dives, dives, soaks, baths, jumps, splashes, spray.
chanchadas: Shares of a pig or pig. Marranadas, embarradas, gross errors or garrafales. Poorly executed works or things that are said without thinking. Barbarities.
hamponil: It means that you are related, belong or functions as the underworld. Crime.
canake: It is a name used in the coasts of Soconusco and Chiapas ( Mames ) , in Mexico to the tree's scientific name Quercus candicans, of the family Fabaceae. Receives other common names in other parts such as rosillo oak, oak, Urupcu, asta, Encino oak Acorn, white oak, oak, ash, Corturapi, Encino aguacatillo, Encino papatla.
camichín: It is one of the names of the tree's scientific name Ficus pertusa of the Moraceae family. They also say Amatillo or higuerón.
causacion: The correct term is causation and is used in accounting. It is the action or effect of recognizing a cost, income or deduction at the time that occurs. It implies a change in the resources of who receives or delivers the good or service.
deodato: Deodato is incorrectly written and should be written as "Deodato or Adeodato." being its meaning:
The correct term is Deodato or Adeodato. It is a name of Latin origin and means given to God, Dios gift. He was the son of Max thinker of Christianity, Augustine of Hippo, and died at the age of 16.