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fisiología: Science that studies organic development and processes. From the Greek 966; 965; 963; 953; 962; ( physis "nature, growth, organism" ) 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( loggia "knowledge" )
cosmobiología: It is a word widely used in pseudosciences that relates the environment as a whole with life, with vital energy and community development. It comes from the Greek 954; 959; 963; 956; 959; 962; ( kosmos "beauty, order", "world, universe" ) 946; 953; 959; 962; ( bios , 'life , animation' ) 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( lodge "knowledge") . See ecology, exobiology.
sociología: Study of societies, of the interaction between them and their individuals. Although in principle it applies only to human groups, the term was extended to other species with a very limited use. It was named after the positivist philosopher Auguste Comte in the nineteenth century using the Latin voice socialis, e ("relative to society") and the Greek voice 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( lodge "knowledge") . See prefix socio- and suffix -loggia .
hemerología: It is the study and analysis of diaries, newspapers, and also of almanacs, their calculations and their ephemeris. It comes from the Greek voices 951; 956; 949; 961; 945; ( hemera "day" ) 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( lodge "knowledge") .
estereología: It is the study of two-dimensional shapes such as cuts of fabrics or other materials that allow to deduce their original three-dimensional shape. From the Greek 963; 964; 949; 961; 949; 959; ( stereo "solid" ) 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( lodge "knowledge") .
hidrobiología: It is the part of biology that deals with aquatic animals and plants. See prefix hidro- .
infectología: Medical and veterinary specialty that studies infectious processes. It is Greco-Latin, as it is formed by the Latin infectus ("corrupt, poisoned") and the Greek 955; 959; 947; 953; 945; ( lodge "knowledge") .
cosmobiológico: Relating to cosmobiology.
científico: Relating to science, a person who is engaged in its study or who works in it.
ibérico: Relative to Iberia (in any of its meanings), to its Iberian people and also to the current countries Spain and Portugal.
místico: 1º_ Relative to mysticism, which has or demonstrates mysticism. 2º_ Type of sailing ship common in the Mediterranean Sea in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, which used to be used as a warship. 3º_ By the previous one it is also used as an adjective, referring to the characteristic sails of these ships. 4º_ The mystical chord (also called prometheus chord) is a hexacord ("six notes") used in musical composition. 5º_ 'Místico' is one of the names used by Mexican professional wrestler Ignacio Alvirde.
geoglífico: Relating to geoglyphs ("drawings made on a large scale on hills, plains" ).
frenético: That he has frenzy, that he is furious, in a state of violence or uncontrolled excitement.
psicovampírico: Relative to the so-called "psychic vampire", a toxic person who emotionally wears down those around her. It also has a paranormal interpretation of some entity capable of absorbing the soul or mind, in the same way as a vampire the vital blood. See psycho, psyche.
jurídico: Relating to justice, which conforms to legal law.
contrafáctico: It is said of something uchronic ("describing a uchrony"), a fact that could have occurred but historically did not occur.
ucrónico: Relative to uchrony, more used as an adjective by "outside its time".
guardavalla: In some sports, a player who guards or protects the goal, the bow, the fence of his team so that the ball does not enter and they score a goal or goal. See verbs/save.
guardameta: In some sports, a player who guards or protects the goal, the bow, the fence of his team so that the ball does not enter and they score a goal or goal. See verbs/save.
apodo: Nickname that is given to something or someone to facilitate its recognition or even to give it an entity. They always allude to a characteristic or anecdote of their own, and in many cases it is ironic because it is fixed on a defect. It comes from the Latin verb apputare ("to evaluate, to compare"). See alias, pseudonym, nickname, nickname, nickname ("without feet").