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exespacial
  26

What is out of space. It would be a term cacofónico, non-admitted and contradictory, because the concepts are necessarily outside-in space and always related to something in space that contains all of the physical. It may be want to allude to the alleged supernatural world that say that it would be outside of space-time and we don't have another way to express it as our vision of reality and our language is space-time. Now Kant, the philosopher of modernity told us: the necessary conditions, a priori sensitivity are the space and time, i.e. we can not perceive anything anywhere or never.

  
masocracia
  45

Neologism coined by the sociologist and Florentine political scientist Giovanni Sartori, critical of our democratic systems in which the village, people often is limited to voting, manipulated by the propaganda of power that thumbs feelings. The people can become manipulated mass media, especially TV. In Spain this knows very well the right, Center and left. Hence the importance of taking control of the media forming of opinion as before was religion. Let's be critical

  
opulencua
  23

Opulence: Derived from the Latin noun (PAHO) opis, wealth, wealth, resources, goods originally related to agriculture. Luxury, overabundance, exuberance, too much, pomp, sumptuousness, excessive wealth, copiousness, trumptiana, indecency ostentation.

  
lagareta
  36

At mi tierra de Aliste, cock of water, Common Moorhen, gallinula chloropus, waterfowl of the size of a pigeon, present in the wetlands in Doñana and los Ríos de Aliste, grey plumage of black and Red-billed. They also called it grey cock, black gallinule, common coot. Chloropus means of greenish-yellow foot ( chloros, light green, beige and pous, podos, foot, leg )

  
venus pandemus
  57

Greek Aphrodite pandemos, one of the epithets with which the Greeks named this goddess urania Aphrodite opposing. We pandemos ( PAS passa bread, and demos - ou, 41 people; It means that it belongs to the people, which is all the people, is the earthly, pleasure and sensuality Aphrodite. On the other hand the urania Aphrodite ( of ouranos - ou, the sky, the abode of the gods, ) It is the heavenly, the Aphrodite of spiritual love, born in the sea, without mother, sperm of Uranus.

  
nefando
  41

Adjective derived from the passive future participle of nefor nefari nefas, defective Latin verb which means no speak, not to say. As the passive future participle indicates obligation, nefandus means that must not be told, unspeakable, infamous, abominable, execrable, shameful, disgraceful, abhorrent, perverse, detestable, what cannot be discussed as immoral or disgusting, contrary to the will of the gods or the laws of nature. The Spanish and non-Spanish inquisitors considered ( ba ) n homosexual acts a heinous sin.

  
maracandes
  22

Maracandes: Born in Samarkand, ( crossroads of cultures ) city of Uzbekistan that the Greeks called Maracanda, of great importance in the ancient route between the Mediterranean and China silk.

  
tener visos de
  24

Look, have the appearance of something normally bad, smell, cause suspicion of. This has all the signs of being a true story.

  
muergano
  131

Muergano: Instrument of wind music, organ. Knife, edible bivalve mollusk. In Colombia, cochibache, useless pileup, lazy and vague and dishonest and impolite person

  
statu
  22

Ablative case of the noun Latin status - us, State, position, situation, position, Government. In our language we use the Latinism statu quo, " in the State in which " alluding to a cultural, social, economic situation or any other.

  
quod natura non dat, salmantica non praestat
  108

What nature does not, the University of Salamanca also gives it, Spanish proverb indicating that the titles are not enough to make someone intelligent, as it is said in these other: Salamanca does not make miracles, which becomes donkey, do not get wise the ass went to Rome, becomes ass. Originally it was probably an elegant and educated way of calling someone a fool but had the title of Bachelor or graduate of the University of Salamanca, the oldest in Spain ( 13th century ) still in active. Some awarded this title to the Arab University of Cordoba ( 8th century ) where he taught and researched Abulcasis, the father of surgery; others attribute it to the University of Palencia ( 12th century ) Domingo de Guzmán and Gonzalo de Berceo studied in which the trivium and the quadrivium.

  
nacra
  38

Nacra: Pinna nobilis, bivalve mollusc of the family pinnidae or giant Mussel of the Mediterranean present in the National Park of Cabrera and reserve Hispanic marina on the island of Tabarca, protected species in danger of extinction, used in the past for silk Sea with which made shawls, gloves or stockings highly valued.

  
politica publica
  28

Public policy: redundancy if we consider politics as the art of living together, to the Aristotelian way, which would be not only the set of projects and actions of the rulers of the people aimed at a good coexistence and well-being of all but also acts and all citizens the same purpose-oriented relations.

  
papricas
  32

Plural in paprika, Hungarian term internationalized, derived from the Serbo-Croat to papar, and this from the Greek peperi pepereos, pepper. Is pepper or chili pepper coloring, seasoning semipicante and sweet, spicy red obtained from crushing various red and yellow pepper plants, Solanum of the genus capsicum, brought to Europe by the Spanish conquerors from Central and South America ( although Some say that the pepper was already here and what Yes was discovered from Columbus was colouring and preservative use ). The Scoville scale measures the spicy flavor or amount of capsaicin in the pepper. With this condiment is made exquisite dishes all over the world. In Spain we have the Octopus to feira, spicy potatoes revolconas or the Rioja, Mojo Picón sauce, chorizo or sobrasada, crumbs, garlic and countless other soups.

  
cachopo
  37

Cachopo: Chestnut hollow, the traditional Asturian cuisine dish. It's two large veal steaks stuffed with ham, cheese, cured meat or frixuelo, coated in egg and bread crumbs and fried in hot oil. Originally it was invented to give out little fresh fillets or worse appearance, which usually happens with almost all marred. Served with mushrooms, peppers or potatoes fried and piping hot. It is now a requetechupete dish.

  
faltaria mas
  42

Of course: made enfatizante that it means the refusal of an absurd proposition that the willingness to do something required or expression that also emphatically says something previously set forth. -Let me go? -Yes, please. Of course.

  
tantin
  36

Tantin: In Aliste, diminutive little, a poquin, a cachin. Here is relatively frequent form the diminutive suffix - in: Tad, Juanin, gatin, rapacin, Guy, little one. You John, do you want bread? -Only a tantin.

  
noche de alborio
  21

In bable alistano alboreo night, night of dawn, night eventful without sleep, then came the dawn and not eye he is stuck. The reasons could be multiple: it birth a cow, that the boy was bad or other causes.

  
dispara a un farol y mata a una vieja
  22

Also points to a bluff and kills an old woman: the height of bad aim and not only with firearms, can also be the ball or any object that is released with some great destiny.

  
trobar de morte
  127

Spanish musical group, born in Barcelona in 1999, darkfolk and darkwave, inspired by medieval music and fancy: Cunti simus concanentes, elves of the clock...

  






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