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untar a alguien el morro
  34

Also spread the nose (with bacon). Beating, punishing or scaring someone or any animal for any unwanted conduct. The expression is mostly used as a threat.

  
mámoa
  27

From Latin mmola, small breast, nipple. Neolithic burial mound, proper to the northwest peninsular. Accumulation of earth and stones with rounded shape on dolmens that would point, according to archaeologists, funeral or Druid cult places. These places hide numerous legends that emerge at night from San Juan and the Galicians also call them medogne, medorra, medela, mamoíña or mamoela.

  
subcinericio
  20

From Latin sub, under and cinis cineris, ash : it is under the ash. It used to be said of the sourdough bread that was cooked on the cold or under the hot ashes, especially among Hispanic Jews.

  
webgrafia
  29

I suppose it is a bad writing of verbigracia, in Latin verbi gratia, by the grace of the word , ( v . Gr. ) , Latin speech which is still mostly used for teaching purposes to list examples of something expressed in the discourse. It is equivalent to for example.

  
contradicción metalógica
  37

The contradiction, from Latin versus di-dire, to say against it, is always a relational fact between two opposing thoughts or languages, never between two realities, because, as the stoogy Master said : Nothing can be and not be at once under the same aspect. But when we talk about metalogical contradiction, it is an apparent contradiction between two languages that belong to different levels, as when I say: "I always lie". I don't really contradict myself because, in saying this, I can't also refer to the quoted proposition. As Wittgenstein said, no language is self-described. To do so you would have to build another language, which would already be metalanguage.

  
ser mano de santo
  53

Verbal locution. Be something a proper and quick remedy in solving any problem or discomfort. Certain people are also said to "have holy hands" when they are skilled or expert with their hands to cure ailments or solve any problems.

  
tricandillas
  22

Well clean, chopped, seasoned and grilled pork trips in the Bordeaux region. For my Zamorana soil these are used to make sausages, stuff the loin or make sausages. The ones that do eat chopped with rice are those of goat or lamb. This dish is simply called guts and it is a delicacy that is re-cooked in the villages.

  
hacer un paréntesis
  18

Pause . Momentarily cease an activity.

  
poner algo entre paréntesis
  24

I recognize that I have some semantic doubts. In my circle and as an oral expression means to put something in question, not to say that something is manifestly false, to reject the security or convenience of something or at least to question it. Outside of here, I'm not sure they understand it that way.

  
doctrina monroe
  12

Political and economic doctrine attributed to James Monroe, the fifth Uspresident, although the true architect was the sixth, John Quincy Adams; doctrine summarized in the expression : America for Americans . It was contrary to the European colonialism of the time (first half of the 19th century) and not so much favorable to the emancipation of the South American countries from the Spanish empire. I have always interpreted it and I continue to do it as a warning: European, calm in your house, this is our farmhouse!

  
chacona
  20

Spanish musical composition and dance of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries widespread throughout Europe during the Baroque, associated with other compositions and dances of this era, such as the zarabanda, the foliía, the pasacalle or the alemanda. Almost all Baroque composers recreated this kind of music. Also Juan Sebastian Bach composed a Chacona in D minor that some consider a lament after the death of his wife.

  
bwv
  17

BWV : Bach Werke Verzeichnis . Catalogue of Bach's works created by the German musicologist Wolfgang Schmieder in 1950.

  
aubépine
  18

Galicism : Hawthorn, spiny shrub of the rosacea family, very common everywhere, ( crataegus monogyna ). For my land they call it mayolino and also majuelo with many phonetic variants. Its innumerable white flowers and tiny ones flood the fields with fragrances in spring. As children we ate its red fruits that have a certain sweet taste.

  
coeficiente -a-
  17

Of Latin etymology : cum- , together with , in company of , with and the participle present efficiens efficientis de efficicio , carry out, execute, cause , produce : What together with another generates something. Mathematical expression understood as numeric value, multiplicative factor or relationship between two magnitudes. So for example, in Psychology we talk about IQ, although it would be better to say IQ, which would be determined by the mental age (expressed according to the correct answers to the well-made intelligence tests) divided by age chronological of the child. The added -a- I do not know what it might mean.

  
fuente ovejuna
  62

Fuenteovejuna, in a single word, is a play written in the early seventeenth century by Lope de Vega about events that occurred in the time of the Catholic Monarchs in Fuente Obejuna, in other times perhaps also Fuente Abejuna, Cordoba municipality of Sierra More near the site of the Roman village of Mellaria. One night in April 1476 the village killed its Commander, a feudal despot, cruel and with the right of forgetting, according to the drama of Lope, although the real causes of the murder were probably the internal conflicts in the Masterofof the Order of Calatrava.

  
ángulo facial
  18

Camper Angle, defined by the 18th-century Dutch physician and biologist Petrus Camper, by two lines on the profile of a human face: one from the most prominent point of the forehead to the anterior part of the alveolar rim of the upper jaw and the other horizontal from the ear to the wing of the nose. Camper determined that the Europeans had an angle of 80 degrees while the Africans only 70. The Nazis used this angle to select Aryan individuals.

  
gaunilo
  17

Gaunilo : Also Gaunilón or Gaunillon . Benedictine monk of Marmoutier Abbey in Tours in the 11th century, known because in his writing "In the Name of the Fool" he was the first to criticize st. Ansemo's ontological argument about the existence of God. This did not mean that he defended atheism, but that St. Anselmo's argument had no logical rigor.

  
superhombre
  20

We usually define him as a superior man, but what exactly does it mean? Are we not equal in dignity and rights? The American Superman tendto to conceive him as someone who has great technical power, sometimes very destructive with the bad guys, who always acts from a Callian position to the stale Western mode. The other Superman is cultural to Friedrich Nietzsche's vitalist mode. This is not only the most evolved man at the aesthetic and biological level, the Aryan race, also at the cultural level, the one that is beyond good and evil, which has surpassed the morale of Christian slaves, the substitute for God, which is dianoidal vital instinct and will unlimited power.

  
semele
  38

Daughter of the founding king of Thebes, Cadmo, also introducer of the alphabet and agriculture in Greece, and the goddess Harmony. Deadly lover of Zeus and mother of Dionyso (the twice born). The Romans called her Stimula, exciter of the Bacantes in the Dionysian festivities. Scientists call semele androgyna a climbing plant of the asparagaceae family, endemic to the Canary Islands and the Azores, which they also call gibalbera, alcacán, lega or brusque.

  
todas las mañanas del mundo
  28

Tous les matins du Monde . Beautiful French film from 1991. It tells the relationship of the musician Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe, austere and depressed by the death of his wife, with his young disciple Marín Marais. Jordi Savall's music is a delight for lovers of French Baroque (Marin Marais, Francois Couperin, Jean Baptiste Lully, Sainte Colombe).

  






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