Dictionary
 Open and Collaborative
 Home page

Spanish Open dictionary by furoya



furoya
  15254

  Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15254 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 445637 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

"Statistics updated on 5/19/2024 2:57:42 AM"




president
  6

It translates as "president," as the one responsible for running a company, a club, an assembly, and especially the executive branch of a country. It has a Latin origin for prae- ("before, ahead") and sedeo ("to sit").

  
autóloga
  8

Feminine of autologous ("that which originated in the receiver himself") .

  
femifacha
  5

Feminine of femifacho ("intolerant feminist, compared to fascist"). See feminazi, facho.

  
hespérica
  7

Feminine of hesperian ("relating to citrus fruits or geographical regions known as Hesperia").

  
exuberabte
  8

Just to clarify that 10060; Exuberabte is not "exuberant" nor its synonym, but a typo.

  
atanaor
  6

I think it's a mistake by atanor ("clay pipe", "alchemy furnace").

  
îñr
  8

Obviously this doesn't exist, but it can appear as a visual game, replacing some letters with their versions with graphic signs (in this case the circumflex /i/ and the virgulilla /n/) for Inr, which can be a surname rather than an acronym.

  
ejsraciao
  11

This vulgarized version of "miserable", very common in some regions of Spain, has a slightly debatable /s/ interspersed. Because one supposes that it has already been replaced by that /j/, although it may appear when the tongue is arranged to pronounce the next /r/. In any case, this pronunciation is usually transcribed as an example and especially qualifies a "bad person, who is unpleasant".

  
prelidiando
  6

"Doing fights before the main fight in boxing"? 128527; I don't think it exists used as an adverb, but you can find the word prelidia ("before the bullfight") in the bullfighting environment. See pre- prefix, lidia ("fight") .

  
esquiofobia
  10

It is another graphic variant for schizophobia ("fear of shadows").

  
yaco
  10

It is also a variant of Jacob. See Iago, Santiago.

  
asenso
  4

It is the same as assent, the action of assenting.

  
parisino
  11

It's another way of calling the Parisian ("native of Paris").

  
tíndaro
  8

It is another name by which Tyndareus ("mythical king of Sparta") is known.

  
pastafarianismo
  13

It is a variant of the word Pastafarianism ("name of a parody religion of Catholicism").

  
iconoclastia
  10

It is a variant for "iconoclasm".

  
xenolalia
  8

It is another way of calling xenoglossia, in this case formed by the Greek words 958; 949; 957; 959; 962; (xenos "alien, guest") 955; 945; 955; 949; 953; 957; ( laleín "to speak" ) .

  
cofradía
  7

It is a way of calling a guild, brotherhood, associated group of people with a common goal. In some cases it is a derogatory one, because it refers to the brotherhoods of thieves. From the Latin ("with") frater, fratris ("brother") the suffix -ía.

  
lobería
  6

1º_ Place where the sea lions gather. 2nd_ Wolf hunting. 3º_ Name of several geographical places in the departments of Ica and Arequipa (Peru), and in the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina). See La Lobería.

  
pastelería
  11

Culinary industry and art for the preparation of pasta, cakes, desserts. Also the place where they are produced and/or sold. See cake, suffix -ería.

  




       


This website uses your own and third party cookies to optimize your navigation, adapt to your preferences and perform analytical work. As we continue to navigate, we understand that you accept our Cookies Policies