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deodato
  20

Also Adeodato. Deus dei, God and datus - a - um, past participle of do das dare, give, grant, grant: given to God or God-given. Name of male in the first Christian centuries. It was also used in women. Deodato the son of Augustine of Hippo and his partner was called before converting to Christianity, which it abandoned after the conversion. We also know that Deodato died at age 16, but not the name of his mother. The Norwegian writer Jostein Gaarder in Vita brevis gives you the name of Floria Emilia.

  
pil
  35

It may be the acronym of various entities and organizations as a job placement program. Also repeated can be the onomatopoeia of the sound of the gelatinous cod broth to the boil slowly, that is how you do in the Basque country and throughout Spain the cod pil-PIL, a delicious dish of our gastronomy.

  
atlantropa
  33

Project pharaonic partially drying the Mediterranean. Atlas Atlantos, Atlas, Atlante, King of Mauritania, son of Zeus, turned into mountain that holds the sky and controls the output of the Mediterranean to the Atlantic and on the other hand trope tropes, evolution, change, mutation: the transformation of Atlas. The idea arose in the context of the nazi rise, the head of the German architect Herman Sörgel at the beginning of the Decade of the 30's.

  
rapaciña
  34

As said Danilo Enrique is the affectionate diminutive of rapaza. It is a term well handsome Gallego and asturleones alistano language. In my country the same as rapacin is used frequently to refer to children who are beginning to give the Tin. They also say rapacica.

  
chirifú
  77

In some bars in Madrid and la Mancha, drink, Orange, lemon, cola, tonic soft drink cocktail. . and any alcoholic drink, like vodka, whiskey, rum, Geneva. . , although Cubans will surely say that the chirifu has rum with cola.

  
encodonar
  26

In Castilla y Leon and Cantabria, encachar, paving stone with boulders.

  
sopapo
  32

Slap: Of so -, prefix derived from sub-, low, below and papo, double chin, bottom of the mug or face which can be bulky. Once as in this area or in the face with the hand, slap, slap, smack, his hand, cake, cookie, cheek, reverse, mamporro, mamporrazo, chestnut, slap, host, hostiazo.

  
mandao no es culpao
  31

Which is sent is not blamed: saying tax in authoritarian regimes, such as religion and the militia, demanding obedience blind to authority as where the biblical Patriarch Abraham who is ordered to kill his son. Religious, military or of any other authority can never exonerate us from liability. The highest authority in our behavior is always one's consciousness.

  
codon
  38

In addition to the meanings provided by coworkers, cos, cotis, stone, it is Boulder rivers and the augmentative of elbow.

  
jerga
  78

In addition to the given meanings, in my land of ready means handmade blanket with multicolored stripes, made of rags on the looms before.

  
holártico
  18

Kingdom boreal region North of the Tropic of cancer comprising the temperate and Arctic regions of Eurasia and North America. Term proposed by the Swiss ornithologist Alfred Newton, from Greek holos - e-on, whole, whole and arktos - ou, bear, Ursa Major, North.

  
rambla
  46

In Barcelona and many Hispanic Mediterranean cities short street and shed some pronunciation to the Mediterranean, it filled with trees and with central platform, based on the ancient torronteras caused by the rains.

  
zubia
  34

Of the Hispanic Arabic zubya, place where flows the water, running water in an arenal, Brook, Creek, Creek, stream, rambla. Also Granada municipality of less than 20. 000 inhabitants. In Basque, the bridge.

  
wanderlust
  42

Anglo-Saxon term that defines the desire to travel, the adventurous spirit, passion for know and explore new worlds, from the German wandern, walk, wander, migrate and lust, passion, desire, pleasure, joy. The wanderlust spirit has been and is the best antidote to the disease of nationalism and the independence of our days, how modern and pleasant to be a citizen of the world.

  
lulo
  39

Naranjilla, nuquí, solanum quitoense, perennial Solanum subtropical zone of the Andes with a tomato-like fruit and a delicious sweet and sour flavor.

  
hucia
  57

To hucias: fellow Max Azofra not informs us of the place where this expression so cool is used. But the term hucia already zamorano or perhaps Salamanca musician Juan de el Encina used it at the time of the Catholic Monarchs in a Christmas Carol which already played the poetic theme of the goliards: gasajar us of huzia, / regret qu / viéne is without search you. Hucia or huzia comes from the latin fiducia that through equity would fiuzia, fuzia, huzia with the meaning of trust, deposit, guarantee, ( pleasure in Enzina Juan ). From here would come to terms such as ahuciar and evict.

  
piquiponada
  34

Piquiponada: Catalan Eponimo. Lapsus linguae hilarious. Error of lexicon by confusion or ignorance of the meaning of the words or other such reason. The term originated in the constant blunders of a Barcelona Mayor of the second Spanish Republic, such a Joan Pich i Pon, that it spoke of the " water polo 34 battle; , " 34 genital light; a restaurant of las Ramblas, " conflict nipojapones " rush the calyx " up to 34 propellers; , that the heat in " full caligula " or the " 34 evening language;. During the visit to the city zoo director told the convenience of a gondola, that Pich i Pon agreed delighted: " But not one, but two, a male and a female, "

  
velutina
  25

In entomology, it WaSP Asian, Asian Hornet, vespa velutina, nigritorax, large-sized wasp introduced to Chinese goods in the South of France in 2005, extended already in the North of Spain and Portugal. It is one of the last issues of the Spanish beekeepers because it also attacks the hives.

  
a tope
  34

Modal adverbial phrase. Up to the maximum limit or possibilities of something.

  
ni siquiera
  25

Also not even. Adverbial expression that emphasizes the denial of something minimally expected, composed of denial, the conditional conjunction and the 3rd person singular present subjunctive of the verb to love.

  






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