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tememe: Pronominal form for an inflection of the verb to fear. See verbs/temé .
orale: Pronominal form for an inflection of the verb to pray. See verbs/orá , le ("third person singular pronoun").
aspala: In Spanish it would only be a pronominal inflection of the verb aspar . See verbs/aspá , the ("feminine pronoun of third person singular").
escuchame: Pronominal form for an inflection of the verb to listen . See verbs/listen, me ("first person singular pronoun").
zumbalo: Pronominal form for an inflection of the verb buzz . See verbs/zumbá .
actualízate: Pronominal form for an inflection of the verb to update . See verbs/updates, te ("second-person singular pronoun").
misilístico: Concerning missiles, especially ballistic missiles.
atmosférico: Relating to the atmosphere and the phenomena that occur in it.
eléctrico: Relating to electricity, which uses or generates that type of energy.
epistémico: Concerning episteme ("rational knowledge").
fotográfico: Concerning photography. See suffix -ico .
acuático: Relating to water . From the Latin aqua, ae ("water") -ico ("relative to").
josé: It is a male name of Hebrew origin as 1497; 1493; 1465; 1505; 1461; 1507; (Yosef), very popular among Christians for being the name of Jesus' putative father. It is created from the phrase 1497; 1492; 1493; 1492; 1500; 1492; 1493; 1505; 1497; 1507; (Yahweh leyosif "God will multiply").
alcides: Male name originating in the Greek voice 945; 955; 954; 951; ( alke "courage, discipline, strength" ) .
david: It is a male name of Hebrew origin where 1491; 1468; 1493; 1465; 1491; (Dud) meant "heated, passionate," which was associated with "beloved, dear," and was later used to call the "uncle" or any older person who was appreciated even if not family.
jared: Jared is a name that is used as masculine, and has a biblical origin (it is mentioned in Genesis). In Hebrew it is 1497; 1462; 1512; 1462; 1491; ( iarad "downwards, descendants" ). See Jareth.
epistemio: Epistemius is a male name of Greek origin meaning "wise, cultured, educated", by 949; 960; 953; 963; 964; 951; 956; 951; ( episteemee "scientific knowledge" ) .
demóstenes: 1º_ Demosthenes is a male name of Greek origin, where 916; 951; 956; 959; 963; 952; 949; 957; 951; 962; ( Demosthenes ) is interpreted as "the force of the people" by its components 948; 951; 956; 959; 962; ( demos "people" ) 963; 952; 949; 957; 959; 962; ( sthenos "strength, vigor" ) 2º_ As an adjective it has been used for "a good orator", in reference to Demosthenes of Athens, a logographer, politician and notable orator of the fourth century BC. C . . See phillipic .
tumbadora: 1º_ Percussion musical instrument that is commonly used in pairs. 2º_ Feminine of tumbador ("that tombs, that collapses, that turns").
sinfonía: It is the set of sounds of musical instruments arranged in a piece so that they sound accordingly, like a composition. It is also the generic name by which the same work is known. It comes from the Greek voices 963; 965; 957; (syn "union") 966; 969; 957; 951; ( fooné "voice, sound, speech" ) .