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hotelería: Name the commercial guest lodging service in general. See hotel , suffix -ería .
tejeduría: 1º_ Handicrafts and textile industry, manufacture of fabrics. 2º_ Place where fabrics, carpets, warp in general are produced. See weaving, weaving, suffix -ía.
batería: A group or set of related elements for a purpose. This names the artillery pieces, their location and gunners, the kitchenware, the package of serial electric batteries, the percussion instruments in a band or an orchestra, the grill of lights on a stage, . . .
licantropía: A type of psychosis in which a person believes that he or she has become a wolf. 2º_ Ability of some mythical characters to transform themselves totally or partially into wolves. See lycanthrope, therianthropy, theriomorphism.
restregadura: Scrub , mark left behind when scrubbing or scrubbing.
empuñadura: Part of an object (a weapon, a tool) that is designed to be held with one hand, especially if it is encircling it as in a fist. See wield , prefix en- , suffix -ura . 2º_ Formula for heading or beginning a piece of writing (such as a story, a letter).
agricultura: Cultivation and tillage of the field, also the methods for this task. See agro, culture.
rotura: 1º_ Crack, crack in an object, and by extension "failure or destruction of a mechanism". Also the action of "breaking". 2º_ Inflection of the verb to break . See verbs/break.
estructura: Relationship and support that maintains a cohesion between the parts of a whole that can be both for a building construction and for a plot script. It comes from the Latin structus ("constructed") suffix -ura.
helicicultura: It is the commercial breeding of snails for consumption in gastronomy. It is formed by the prefix helic- ("spiral-shaped") culture ("cultivation").
dentadura: It is the set of teeth and molars of an animal or person. See suffix -ura.
criatura: 1st_ Little child, it is said affectionately. Also from the embryo or fetus. This is because of the double meaning of the original Latin creatura, ae related to "to create" and "to create". 2º_ Work created by an artist, writer, scientist, especially if it takes a long time to mature and make. To be imaginary, fabulous, or sometimes real but very strange, to the point of seeming unbelievable.
ventanal: Large window, set of windows, or one that is made up of several panes of glass.
natal: Relating to birth, to the place of origin.
intelectual: Relating to the intellect, cognitive ability, or understanding. It applies to an educated person, who analyzes and expands his knowledge and eventually shares his conclusions.
estructural: Relating to a .
intramural: This word appears in technical (especially medical) phrases, perhaps due to the influence of English, since in Spanish there is intramuros with the same meaning of "between walls or walls", which extends to the "building where one resides or carries out an activity". See intra- ("in-between", indoor), medical/intramural portion.
troncal: Relative to the trunk, to the main part of the body of the trees, from which the branches come out. By extension, it is the support of any system from which derivations originate. See branch line .
renal: Concerning the kidneys. From the Latin ren, renis ("kidney").
musical: 1º_ Concerning music, which has some of its characteristics. 2º_ Theatrical and cinematographic genre and work where dance and songs predominate.