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hormona: An organic chemical produced by a body to regulate or modify the activity of its tissues. There are specific hormones for each case. The word is inspired by the Greek 959; 961; 956; 969; 957; ( ormoon "excited" ) for the function they fulfill .
oxálico: It is an acid found naturally in the sorrel plant. Hence it takes its name, which in Latin is oxalis, from the Greek 959; 958; 945; 955; 953; 962; ( oxalis "sorrel" ) 953; 954; 959; 962; ( -ikos "relative to" ) .
dióxido de carbono: It is a waste gas in the combustion and respiration of living beings, whose formula is CO 8322; (carbon oxygen sub two) since it is formed by one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. See CO? ( CO 8322; ) dioxide.
rante: In lunfardo it is a torator apheresis most used for "careless, disheveled".
burrero: 1º_ Who raises or guides donkeys, which in some way is related to them. 2º Something brute, crude, ignorant; with the qualities that are attributed to a donkey. 3º_ In lunfardo is the gambler and fan of turf, and everything related to horse racing. It is a derogatory calling thoroughbreds "donkeys".
rateada: In lunfardo it is "to do rabona, to be absent from a place where it is obligatory to attend (especially the students to the school)".
cazzo: It is not Spanish but Italian, but thanks to immigration it has a place in the lunfardo, where cazzo (catzo) brought the same meaning of "damn, penis", especially in an exclamation. There is no agreed etymology, although it is possibly a variation of the Lombard cazz ("ladle") which already had a profane meaning in some verses and expressions.
alpiste: In addition to the definitions given, in lunfardo is whiskey, but as a reference to homemade alcoholic beverages that are prepared by fermenting seeds. It also has a funnier use as "farewell for rejection or discard", for a rhyme with the word "you went". The original voice is Mozarabic 1575; 1604; 1576; 1610; 1587; 1578; ( to the pist "fodder"), although it is debated whether there is a contribution of the Latin pistus , a , um ("crushed , crushed"). See staple, tuba, pitorro, chinchibirra.
la puebla: Name of several geographical places in Spain (Murcia, Aragon, Galicia, Extremadura and the Balearic Islands), in El Salvador (Ahuachapan and Libertad), in Costa Rica, Mexico, Honduras and the USA. See town .
isla de pascua: Chilean island in the Pacific Ocean, today known by the local name of Rapa Nui ("Big Island"). The name Easter Island was chosen by Dutch captain Jakob Roggeveen, as his expedition spotted it on April 5, 1722, an Easter Sunday.
guinea ecuatorial: The Republic of Equatorial Guinea is a Central African country. Its name comes from the Portuguese guine (name of the tribes south of the Senegal River) and Ecuador (geographical region on the middle parallel). See also Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Papua New Guinea, West New Guinea.
piñel de abajo: Piñel de Abajo is a municipality located in the province of Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain. The name is the Castilianization of the medieval name Penniel de Yuso, which was surely a fortification to the east.
piñel de arriba: Piñel de Arriba is a municipality located in the province of Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain. The name is the Castilianization of the medieval name Penniel de Suso, which was surely a fortification to the west.
burkina faso: Burkina Faso is an African country, which until 1984 was called Upper Volta. The name is from Mossi-Diula language and means "homeland of upright men".
inambú: It is one of the common names for the bird Nothura maculosa that inhabits South America. Also called spotted tinamou, common tinamou.
buitre: Bird of prey and scavenger, which in America belongs to the Cathartidae family, and in Europe to the Accipitridae; They only share the name, they have no common ancestor .
pato criollo: It is one of the common names for the bird Cairina moschata, which has two subspecies: one wild and one domestic. It lives in America, from Mexico to Uruguay.
piscuís: Common name of the bird Synallaxis azarae . It is used in Venezuela as a "chamicero piscuís", because it walks between the chamiza and its song sounds similar to pis-cuis. The plural is piscuises. See piscuí .
cuervo: 1º_ Common name of the bird Corvus corax . Also from other corvids. See aura (bird). 2º_ Nickname of the followers of the club San Lorenzo de Almagro, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The name of the football club is a tribute to the Catholic priest Lorenzo Massa, and rival fans called them 'crows' alluding to the black cassocks of the priests, such as the plumage of corvids.
quiro-: Variant of the prefix quir- ("hand, manual").