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xeno-: Prefix of Greek origin where 958; 949; 957; 959; (xeno) means "alien, stranger to the place, foreigner".
carrocista: 1º_ That arms or adorns floats. 2º_ That manufactures or repairs bodies.
videoartista: Visual artist who uses video (recorded and live), computer and television screens as a support for his works.
transfeminista: Relative to transfeminism, trans or queer person who adheres to feminism, but with a more comprehensive social and political vision.
leguista: Supporter of the Lega in Italy (far-right political movement), originally known as Lega Nord ("Northern League"). By some mistake see legista .
cospedalista: Surely it is the name given in Spain to the followers of the political leader of the Popular Party María Dolores Cospedal García.
portista: Relating to Futebol Clube do Porto ( Football Club Porto? ) , also known as Porto or Porto, from the city of Porto (Portugal). Especially it is said of his followers.
susanista: A supporter of Susanism, which should actually be a consultation on the followers of some political leader named Susana (such as PSOE leader Susana Díaz), but it would be much more universal to associate her with the character of Quino and his philosophy of life.
fetichista: 1º_ It is said of one who worships a fetish ("idol, object to which supernatural powers are attributed"). See fetishism. 2º_ By the previous one, it is said in psychology of who has as an important part of the erotic desire an object that is not necessarily related to sexual practice, such as a disguise, a specific place, a part of the body (feet are very common); and in many cases the fetishist finds it impossible to get excited without that fetish.
esofágico: Relative to the esophagus, with the suffix -ico .
irlanda: 1º_ Island of the British archipelago, which in the pre-Roman period was called Hibernia. The current name comes from the Celtic ériu ("fertile"), as the original people of the region were known, later converted into éire, to which the suffix -land (-landia "land of") was added. 2º_ The Republic of Ireland (Poblacht na hÉireann) is a country in the south of the island, whose official name is Éire for internal documents and Ireland for international ones, where the English name is used. See Northern Ireland.
verviers: City in the province of Liège (Belgium), famous for the quality of its fabrics. See berbí .
kenko: 'Kenko' is an Inca archaeological site near Machu Picchu, in Cusco (Peru). The name is of Quechua origin, where Q'inqu means "labyrinth", although it was named after the Spanish conquistadors for its zigzag paths and its network of underground tunnels.
bululo: Bululo is a town in Oromiya , Ethiopia. By some mistake see bululú .
aztlán: It is the name of a mythical island, origin of the Aztec people. From the Nahuatl Aztatlan ("place of herons or whiteness").
barcelona: Name of about thirty cities in the world, whose names evoke the capital of Catalonia (Spain).
lamesa: The name of a city in Dawson County (Texas, USA).
limmen: 1º_ Limmen is a town in the province of North Holland (Netherlands). 2º_ Limmen National Park is a nature reserve in Borroloola (Gulf Region, Australia).
espectáculo: It is said of what is worth seeing or admiring, especially if it is a play mounted as in theater, cinema, concert. It is a word of Latin origin such as spectaculum, i ("spectacle, sight, aspect"), which comes from the verb spectare ("to contemplate, to look").
farándula: Name of an old formation of itinerant theatres; today it describes the people of the theatrical or television medium, more than anything from the point of view of frivolity or gossip. It comes from the Catalan "farandola" which is a popular dance.