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arguina: In reality this word is used almost exclusively in plural (arguines or arguines) since it is a very old name for supports that were mounted on horses or mules and served to hang pitchers or barrels with liquid on both sides. See also albarda , cacastle .
cacastle: It is a wooden support or rod that is placed on the shoulders with a bucket or basket at each end; serves to facilitate the transfer of water or any load on slopes that is heavy to hang from the hands. By extension is a frame or skeleton that serves to carry weight. Figuratively it is the body, which carries the weight of life. It comes from Nahuatl cacaxtli ("frame" ). See also arguina .
magnetoestrella: Spanish version of magnetar .
magnetar: It is a pulsar star that at one point emits a lot of neutron energy (x-rays, gamma rays) and has a powerful magnetic field. The name comes from the English magnetic ("[magnetic field" ) star ( "star" ).
jamba: 1o_ In architecture is a vertical length as a column on each side of a door or window or a vain between them hold the lintel. 2nd_ In graphoscopy and graphology is the part of a handwritten letter that protrudes downwards. It comes from French jambe ( "leg" ).
hampa: To the definitions given I add that 'hampa' in graphoscopy and graphology is the part of a handwritten letter that protrudes vertically upwards. It comes from the French hampe ("spear pole" ).
panchero: In the area of the Río de la Plata is the one who sells or prepares panchos (type of sandwich), also the cart used by its street vendor.
pancho: 1o_ Name given to bream breeding . 2nd_ Franco or Francisco's Hypocoristic, probably as a festive form of Paco. 3o_ It is said of the quiet person, calm, restful, that no problems are made. A purported etymology would come from the Latin pantex, icis ( "belly, intestine") , by the belief that obese people would be less nervous. 4th_ Chorizo sandwich; it is an acronym for bread (cooked dough) chorizo apocope (sausage), although in Latin it was already said panticis to whatever "sausage" was. In Argentina and Uruguay it is just a sausage sandwich (sausage), and the sausage sandwich is called choripán. See morcipán .
tangífero: No, it's not the greengrocer who transports mandarins, it's more of a rangific mistake. See also tangerine , -fero .
atropomorfo: It is shaped like something still 1285( . It must be an anthropomorphic mistake.
unífago: Either it's univorous, or it's monophage. 128530;
gamófono: Is he the one talking about marriage? No. . . should be a gramophone error.
aploteca: Gather simple, silly, unprocessed things. From Greek 945; 960; 955; 959; 965; 962; ( aply "simple" ) 952; 951; 954; 951; (théke, "armario, box") 128513; . See best oploteca .
geroproctector: Error by geroprotector .
vaginófilo: It is not a paraphilia but a berreta invention. . . For those who suffer from satiriasis?; obviously formed by vagina, of Latin origin and 966; 953; 955; 959; 962; (edges "friend, inclined to" ), which is Greek.
matricicidio: Curettage? (I say, by the "death within the matrix" ) [sorry, it's my "etymological black humour." Surely it is one more trolled for the collection of matricicide and parricide.
terremblor: Either it's a terratemblor error (of the dubbed version of an anime), or it's a pun to join earthquake shaking.
retarado: It's used as an insult for "very idiotic." It consists of the prefix re- (intensifier ) moron ( fool ). It can also be a retarded error.
mito-: Prefix of Greek origin . See myth.
neumo: Compositional element of Greek origin for "lung, lung" . 960; 957; 949; 965; 956; 969; 957; ( pneumoon, "lung" ) . See neum- . See also neuma .