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geikos geishas: And. . . Must see Geiko and Geisha.
diantre diantres: See diantre .
altar ara: They are two names for the same constellation, due to the fact that they are almost synonymous. See altar , ara .
cetus ceto: There are two words: cetus and keto. Both are versions for the name of the same constellation (better known as "the Whale") in the Aqua region ("the Sea, the Water"), but have their own meanings in mythology, astrology, biology, Latin, . . .
hacker: It can be translated as "cutter, cutter". He is a person who knows in depth the mechanisms of a system and uses them creatively taking his capabilities to the extreme, even for what he was not intended, modifying his programs and original construction. This word is widely used in computer science to name technicians who find a way to overcome design obstacles, security, standards, . . . When he uses his abilities to commit crimes he is called a cracker.
panfobia: It is another graphic variant of pantophobia.
ertofobia: It's another spelling for erepatophobia ("fear of blushing").
eretofobia: It is another variant of the word ereutophobia or erythrophobia.
cancerofobia: It's another way of calling carcinophobia ("fear of cancer").
cainotofobia: It's another version of cainophobia ("fear of surprises").
caliguinefobia: Lesser-used variant of caliginephobia ("fear of beautiful women").
esteatófago: It feeds on animal fat. The origin is in the Greek words 963; 964; 949; 945; 961; , 963; 964; 949; 945; 964; 959; 962; (stear, steatos "tallow, fat, bacon") and 966; 945; 947; 949; 953; 957; ( fagein "to eat" ) .
teseracto: It is a regular geometric body of 4 dimensions, formed by 8 three-dimensional cubes, with the same criterion by which a cube is composed of 6 two-dimensional squares and a square with 4 one-dimensional lines. As our perception is three-dimensional and Euclidean we find it impossible to make a real representation, but we can suppose and name it using the Greek voices 964; 949; 963; 963; 945; 961; 949; 962; ( tessars "four" ) 945; 954; 964; 953; 957; 959; 962; ( actinus "ray, edge" ) . It was named after science fiction writer and mathematician Charles Howard Hinton who used that name in his book A New Age of Thought (1888) inspired by the idea that, in a square, from each vertex 2 edges come out towards the dimensions height and width, in a cube a vertex is added for the dimension of depth and in a tesseract the fourth edge that would allow to move between the inside and the outside, which Hinton with Hellenistic spirit called kata and anne, for their concepts of "downward" and "upward" respectively. See four-dimensional, hypercube.
asepsia: Absence of infectious pathogens, also the procedure for eliminating them. From Greek 945;- (a- , "without" ) 963; 951; 960; 949; 953; 957; ( sepein "rot, gangrene" ) . See antiseptic, medical/asepsis.
tetradimensional: It has four spatial dimensions. From Greek 964; 949; 964; 961; 945; 962; ( tetras ) , derived from 964; 949; 963; 963; 945; 961; 949; 962; ( tessars "four") , the Latin dimensio , onis ("measurement in a space") and the suffix -al . See tesseract, hypercube.
alhóndiga: Place in the villages where wheat grains and other cereals were traded; also the barns where they were stored for sale. Although at first they were hostels for traveling merchants, and their name comes precisely from the Greek 960; 945; 957; 948; 959; 967; 949; 953; 959; 957; ( pandokheion "that receives all, lodging") , which was taken by Hispanic Arabic as alfundaq before moving into Spanish. For some mistake see meatball.
dendrograma: It is a type of flowchart with a trunk line that is divided and subdivided into its branches until it reaches levels with more detail and precision. Precisely its name is an association with the shape of the tree and its branches; from Greek 948; 949; 957; 948; 961; 959; 957; ( dendron "tree" ) 947; 961; 945; 956; 956; 945; ( gramma "letter, written" ) . See also dendrography, dendrograph .
medianoche: 1º_ Moment in which the sun is in the meridian opposite to the noon, or also when it is 12 to . m . (in 12-hour format) or 00:00 (in 24-hour format), which do not necessarily coincide in time. 2º_ Bun , masita , invoice .
mediodía: 1º_ Time of the "middle of the day", which can be when the sun is at the highest point or also when it is 12 82'' m (in 12-hour format) or 12: 00 (in 24-hour format), which do not necessarily coincide in time. 2º_ For the previous one, "lunch" ("lunch between morning and afternoon"). 3rd_ Southern region in a country. This comes from a French custom of calling their region of Occitania and whatever lies south of the 45th parallel Midi ("noon"). Italians also call the southern part of their country Mezzogiorno ("noon").
singulare tantum: It is a Latin expression for the inherent singular, the case of nouns that only (or in most cases) have a singular number. Singulare tantum translates to "singular only", and singularia tantum as "singular only".