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micro: 1º_ Small, reduced, it is used exclusively to compose with other words as in the case of micro bus ("urban collective"). See macro . 2º_ Name of the micro symbol; , representing the 1/1 82''000 82''000 part of a unit . 3º_ Apocope of several words that begin with the prefix micro- , such as microphone , microprocessor , handset , . . .
holo: Compositional element by "completely, in its entirety", usually used as a prefix . It is taken from the Greek 959; 955; 959; 962; ( holos "all, whole" ) . It is also found as the name of characters from series, anime, companies and even cryptocurrencies.
oxi: Lexical component of Greek origin that almost always refers to oxygen, but 959; 958; 965; 962; (oxys) can mean "acidic" or "acute".
fono: Lexical component of Greek origin for what is related to audible sound. It comes from the voice 966; 969; 957; 951; ( fooné "voice, sound, speech") .
crono: 1º_ Lexical component taken from greek 967; 961; 959; 957; 959; 962; (chronos) which means "time". 2º_ Apocope of "timed" ("time measured with a chronometer") . 3º_ In classical mythology Cronus is the name of one of the sons of Uranus, and also of the god of time.
cito: 1º_ Lexical component of Greek origin as 954; 965; 964; 959; 962; (kytos "vessel, receptacle"), which passed into technical Latin to name what relates to cells. See quote- , -quote and also -ito. 2º_ Interjection formerly used to scare away or call dogs. See zape , Zutano . 3º_ Inflection of the verb to quote . See verbs/quote.
quir: 1º_ It is considered a compositional element, although in Spanish the prefix quiro- ("hand") would be more adjusted, at most "cir-", although I think this is only used in "surgery" and relatives. 2º_ It is a Castilianization, like kir, of the Hebrew voice 1511; 1460; 1497; 1512; ( kir "wall, fortress" ) , several times mentioned in the Tanakh ("canonical holy books of Judaism" ).
anofeles: It is a genus of dipteran insect, which like many mosquitoes is hematophagous in the case of females and some transmit with their bite the parasite of malaria or malaria. The name has Greek components: 945; 957; ( an "without , out" ) 959; 966; 949; 955; 959; 962; (ophelos "utility, benefit"), which is interpreted as "useless, harmful".
hormiga: Insect with the scientific name Formicidae . It comes from the Latin formica, with the same meaning.
mosquito: Culicid dipteran insect, females are hematophagous. The name is most likely of Latin origin, for musca, ae ("fly"). For some of its characteristics it gave name to geographical places, airplanes, satirical newspapers. See mosquito .
gusano: It is a common and generic name for small invertebrate animals and elongated body larvae that move by contractions. For this characteristic it is compared to creeping animals, and is also used as an insult, similar to reptile, dragged.
ácaro: Genus of arachnids, almost always parasites, although there are some that are predators. As a feature, the division between thorax and abdomen is almost indistinguishable. The name is of Greek origin by 945; 954; 945; 961; 951; 962; ( ácares "that can not be shortened more" -by the small- ) .
caranga: Among other meanings, the 'caranga' is a hematophagous insect, which depending on the region can be the name of a louse or a bedbug.
maguire: Larva of edible beetle, also called mojojoy, suri, or magüire. See also xamue .
luciérnaga: Lampirid insect, whose main characteristic is to have a bioluminescent organ. See light bug.
belari: Belari is a city in the Western Region of Nepal. See Bellary ( India ) , Bel Air .
bizancio: Byzantium was the capital of Thrace (in Ancient Greece), located in the Bosphorus Strait. It was refounded in the fourth century as Constantinople by Emperor Constantine I, but they traditionally retained the demonym of Byzantines. Although its etymology is unknown, there is the assumption of an origin as an eponym of the mythical King Byzas.
carrán: Carrán, or more accurately Carrán-Los Venados, is the name of an active volcano in the Chilean Andes.
alemannia: European territory occupied by the Alamanni during the Middle Ages, also known as Alamannia or Swabia. Not to be confused with Germany (current country of Europe).
silema: Silema is the name of a city in the Eastern Province, Sierra Leone. By some mistake see xylem, dilemma, mermaid, . . .