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psico-vampírica: Error by the feminine psychovampiric.
re-mirar: See re- (prefix "intensifies" or "repeats"), look ("see, observe").
nicotina-: Nicotine error (alkaloid), which typed like this prevents it from appearing in the dictionary search engine.
patricia-: Error by Patricia .
adria-: It is not a prefix, not used as such in English. It must be a mistake by Adria ("locality of Rovigo, Italy", "main-belt asteroid"). Yes there was in the Illyrian Etruscan an adur- component related to the sea, to water, from which the Hadri-Latin is supposed to come, but which was already used as relative to the settlement of Hadria, Hadri or Atri, which according to some Roman authors comes from the name of the Adriatic Sea, although it may be just the other way around. See Adrian , Abdera .
maniqueísmo: 1º_ Doctrine of the Manichaeans, religious sect that during the third century was inspired by the ideas of the self-proclaimed Persian prophet Manes about the forces of good and evil in continuous struggle. 2º_ By the previous one, person who has no middle ground in his ideology, that every situation interprets it from one extreme or from the other. See dichotomy.
anglicanismo: It is a Protestant Christian religion separate from the Catholic Church in England during the Reformation of the sixteenth century. There are communities in other countries with different names but with the same cult and that also answer to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
patarino: That adheres to the pataria (religious current).
cuáquero: Concerning the Church of Friends, to whom he professes his Protestant religious beliefs. The name comes from a popular way of calling them in their country of origin (England), since it is a Castilianization of quaker ("shaker"), for its ancient custom of shaking the body in religious ceremonies, perhaps obeying the biblical sentence "Tremble in the name of the Lord!"
jesuitino: Concerning the Congregation of the Daughters of Jesus. See Ursuline.
tanaj: Tanakh is the name of the set of 24 holy books for Judaism. It is a transliteration of the Hebrew acronym 1514; 1463; 1468; 1504; 1463; 1498; 1456; which is formed with the initials of the 3 parts that divides the full text : 1514; 1468; 1493; 1465; 1512; 1464; 1492; ( Torah "Law" ) , 1504; 1456; 1489; 1460; 1497; 1488; 1460; 1497; 1501; ( Nevi'im "prophets") and 1499; 1456; 1468; 1514; 1493; 1468; 1489; 1460; 1497; 1501; ( Ketuvim "Writings" ) [note: in this case, being the last letter, the final soft kaf / 1498 is used; 1456;/ which sounds like the /j/ of Spanish] .
islamismo: Religion of the Prophet Muhammad, which is also a cultural and political movement. He is monotheistic, just like Christianity and Judaism, and his God is Allah. The name is that of the religion properly said as "Islam" the suffix -ism. See Qur'an.
yahvé: It is God's name for the Judeo-Christian religions, which is taken from the Hebrew Tetragrammaton 1497; 1492; 1493; 1492; 8206; (transliterated YHWH or YHVH) and he is also known as Jehovah.
autopsia: It is the forensic medical examination of a corpse. It has a Greek origin in 945; 965; 964; 959; 962; ( autós "same, oneself") 969; 968; ( oops "seen" ) because at first it was examined "with one's own eyes".
ecografía: Non-invasive method of exploration through materials or substances that allow the passage of sound waves, and that by the rebounds of the echo allow to find and trace the location of elements that have a different density. It consists of the Greek voices 951; 967; 969; ( echoed " ) 947; 961; 945; 966; 949; 953; 957; ( grafein "write, draw") . See ecoic, hyperechoic, ecolucent, hypoechoic, ecogenic, echodense, prefix eco- and suffix-grafía.
gastroenterostomía: It is a medical term for surgery that attaches the stomach to the intestine through a non-natural duct. It is formed by the prefix gastro- ("stomach") the entire lexical component ("intestine") the stoma voice ("mouth, hole").
discólisis: Local treatment for herniated disc.
glotografía: It is a non-invasive medical study used by otolaryngologists to check the throat, glottis, vocal cords. By some mistake see glossography .
transoperatorio: In medicine it is said of the monitoring and control of a patient during a surgical operation. It is formed by the prefix trans- ( "through" ) operative ( "relative to an operation" ) . See surgical, preoperative, postoperative.
medicamento: 1º_ Medical substance that is administered to a patient to cure or prevent a physical evil, a disease. See medicine, potion. 2º_ Inflection of the verb medicamentar . See verbs/medication .