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sésamo: Common name of the plant Sesamum indicum, also of sweets and jams prepared with nuts and sesame. From the Latin sesamum , i , which takes it from the Greek 963; 951; 963; 945; 956; 959; 957; ( sesamon ) . See Open Sesame, Close Sesame.
bovino: Relating to cattle, such as bull (and cow) or ox. It comes from the Latin bos, bovis and more exactly from its adjective bovinus, a, um ("relative to the bull"), which was taken from the Greek 946; 959; 965; 962; ( bous "cow, ox" ) .
diple: Latin name for the antilambda ('>', or diple aviesa '' to highlight a line with a relevant word, and to be more precise the proofreaders added the '' and 'less than''
paraíso: 1º_ In the biblical account, the Garden of Eden is called Paradise where God placed the first humans, Adam and Eve. It would also be the final place where people, who meet certain requirements according to each religion, reside after they die. The Latin name paradisus, i used in the Vulgate is the translation of 960; 945; 961; 945; 948; 949; 953; 963; 959; 962; ( paradeisos "enclosed garden" ") of the Septuagint, which in Hebrew was called 1508; 1463; 1468; 1512; 1456; 1491; 1461; 1468; 1505; ( pardes "orchard" ) ; Although they all seem to come from Persian or Assyrian where pairi ("around") and diz ("walled") existed, which referred more to a private place, such as a king's hunting ground. See Heaven ("place where the divinities and souls of the dead reside"). 2º_ For the previous , place or situation pleasant, beautiful, to which it aspires to reach. 3º_ Common name of the trees Melia azedarach and Calluna vulgaris . 4º_ In the theaters is the highest part where the public is accommodated, which also has a cheaper entrance cost. 5º_ Name of several geographical places in the provinces of Misiones (Argentina), Cartago (Costa Rica), Barahona (Dominican Republic), Los Santos and Chiriquí (Panama), and in the states of Tabasco (Mexico), and Santa Catarina and São Paulo Brazil.
amorodo: This word is found in Castilian only by influence of Galician, where it names the "strawberry or wild strawberry".
orégano: Common name of the plant Origanum vulgare.
michú: Common name of the plant Sapindus saponaria . See michu, El Michú (Cundinamarca department, Colombia).
vaquiña: Common name of the plant Lepianthes umbellatum. See also baquiña .
jaramago: It is the common name for several plants described in synonyms.
oruga: 1º_ Worm that is a larva of several lepidopteran insects. 2º_ Towing mechanism in sprockets for vehicles that circulate on uneven terrain. It is an endless chain with links that are affirmed in the ground. The name comes from the previous one, because it looks similar to the moving worm. 3º_ It is one of the common names of the plant Eruca vesicaria, among others. 4º_ Sweet and sour sauce prepared with the previous plant.
lavanda: It is the common name for plants of the genus Lavandula. They have decorative use and perfumery. It is also a bluish color and an aroma, for its flowers.
carozo: 1º_ Internal and hard part of the fruits, such as the seed or the marlo in the corn. It is a voice with Greek origin in 954; 945; 961; 965; 948; 953; 959; 957; ( karýdion "hazelnut" ) . See bone . 2º_ Name of a well-known puppet in Argentina that together with another called Narizota made the conduction of children's TV programs, news segments, advertisements, . . . It has the appearance of a blue mofletudo dog, and as a puppet only shows the head and front legs as arms. 3º_ In lunfardo it has several uses, almost all referring to the young woman.
desaterrizar: It is a term that can be used in electrical engineering for "disconnecting a network or equipment from its mechanical ground installation", which can be to remove that protection against excess voltage or remove the neutral cable from the generators that in the power networks is connected to earth. See prefix des- , land ("connect an electrical system to mechanical grounding").
largar: It would be a variant of lengthening ("stretch, make a distance"), but created meanings (especially as a pronominal) that differentiate it, since it is used for "release, release, move away, take distance from something".
pizarrear: Make blackboard (in any of its meanings).
enchular: Put cool ("cute, arranged") , even if it is not with the best finery or good taste. [Note: the pronominal version enchularse has a different meaning from another meaning of "pimp".
desenrular: Remove or straighten hair curls, and by extension any curled material. See prefix des- .
finiquitar: Finish, conclude, close an issue or matter, especially a debt.
recapar: It is an Americanism for "covering something with a new layer", in Argentina it is said especially for retreading or retreading a tire with a layer of rubber, but in other places it is also used for covering a road with asphalt, macadam, cement.
madrugar: Doing something early, anticipating an expected or planned time, is typically said by "getting up earlier in the morning than usual." Formerly there was the form madurgar, from the Latin maturatio, onis ("action of hastening").