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Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15247 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 443979 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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riobambeño: Inhabitant of Riobamba ( "Province of Chimborazo , Ecuador" ) .
abjasio: Gentilicio of Abkhazia, also its language, where it means "mortal, person (who will one day die)".
japonés: Gentilicio of Japan, relative to that country and its culture.
esmeraldeño: Gentilicio of the city of Esmeraldas ( province of Esmeraldas, Ecuador ) .
cuyabro: It is a way of calling the Armenian ("gentilicio de Armenia, departamento del Quindío, Colombia"). In principle it was a derogatory put by its neighbors of Calarcá, and the origin is not only the proliferation of the cuyabra plant in the area but its characteristic of creeping, since they accused the Armenians of having crawled before the powerful company La Burila and obtain their support to win them a litigation in the late nineteenth century. Already at the beginning of the XXI century 'cuyabro' ceased to be offensive and the inhabitants of Armenia use it with pride.
crb inverbío: SPAM.
psicoalquimia: It is more spam from a pseudoscience site that takes advantage of the plagiarism search engine of the dictionary to put the link for free. See prefix psycho- , alchemy.
lineamaestra: It appears to be some company's spam by taking a recognizable part of its URL. See line , master , master line .
pinna fidelis: It is espam for a winery and wines from Spain, but since it is we will see a couple of details. The word pinna is used in Spanish, although to name in biology the "leaflet of a compound leaf" or more rarely an "ear"; that does come from the Latin pinna, ae ("feather, fin") and that is why it is associated with the projections and heights, which ended up giving words like pinnatus, a, um ("crenellated") and in Spanish to piñel ("turret, watchtower"). Later it was dissimilated in penna, ae which is the antecedent of our rock ("high and rocky outcrop"). Fidelis, e was always "faithful, safe, reliable", so there is nothing to contribute. See faith ("trust, fidelity"), Peñafiel, Piñel de Abajo, Piñel de Arriba.
xerocopia: 1º_ Copy of a paper image made by xerography. See Xerox. 2º_ Inflection of the verb xerocopi. See verbs/xerocopy .
lumio: Here are several interesting definitions, but officially Lumio is only the name of a commune in the department of Haute-Corse (France). The other meanings can be local uses or even interpretations of other voices. Like the wise or book-swallower, because knowledge is associated with light, with the luminous already from Latin. Or the thief and angry cat, which could be related to the sweet tooth and also to the effeminate or the masculinized version of prostitute, which surely comes from the caló lumi ("whore"), and that expanded its meaning to name people of bad living, who let themselves be carried away by passions or instincts. The digital platform is a misplaced spam; but the rest could be studied.
galaxy: Galaxy ("galaxy") is stellar matter that can be recognized as clustered in space. It is a name of Greek origin (which passed into Latin and then English) by 947; 945; 955; 945; 954; 964; 959; 962; ( galactos "of milk" ) , because from our planet is visible in the sky a cluster of stars that looks like a white spot (or Milky Way, our own galaxy), and according to mythology would be 947; 945; 955; 945; 958; 953; 945; 962; (gaxies), the milk poured out by the bosom of the goddess Hera.
jacaderasca: I never saw this word. Maybe it's a phrase like "scratch jack" without the spaces.
prendrelamesure: It is the French locution "prendre la mesure" ("to become aware of the situation") that they wrote without spaces.
serboleta: I don't think it's an invention as derogatory of Serbian (or Serbian), so it must be the lunfa phrase "to be ballot" without the space. See ticket.
groomofthestool: Another trolling to eliminate spaces in a sentence, and this time in English; Although they already put a definition in the Spanish dictionary in Groom of the Stool ("mozo de retrete").
vistoynovisto: It is the phrase "seen and unseen" ("happening very quickly") without the spaces.
walkietalkie: It seems to me that it is not written that way even in English, where walkie-talkie is better used. See walkie talkie.
asteísmo: It is a figure of speech in which someone is flattered, but in terms and tones that appear to be a rebuke.
aféresis: 1º_ Loss of one or more sounds at the beginning of a word, as a linguistic resource or by the evolution of the language itself. It has Greek origin in the verb 945; 966; 945; 953; 961; 949; 953; 957; (aphairein "subtract, subtract") . 2º_ In biochemistry it is the separation and extraction of some component in a substance. It is especially used in hemotherapy.