Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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puerquito: Diminutive pork.
senito: Breast diminutive . Or maybe a mistake per little boy, which would also be a diminutive but in some places almost makes sense of its own.
ocotito: Diminutive of ocote (can be used in any of its meanings).
sandwichito: Diminutive sandwich.
tarrito: Diminutive jar.
cacharrito: Diminutive of cacharro .
asnito: Diminutive donkey.
golfito: 1o_ Diminutive of Gulf (in any of its meanings). 2nd_ Golf Diminutive . Another name of the minigolf.
churito: Diminutive of quechua churo (which is also used in Hispanic America as "cute"). See churro .
picadito: 1o_ Diminutive of chopping . 2o_ In Argentina you say so to a football game between friends, which is not a match but a way to hang out. It's the familiar way to say "football chopping," which has the same meaning. View cascarita (in Mexico).
hypsipyla: The name of a genus of moths in the family Pyralidae . I am not clear about etymology; as for many insects they were able to take it from Greco-Latin mythology (p. E.g. Queen Hippolysipila). See also hypsipila , pyral .
hipsipila: It is the name of a butterfly (Tais Hipsipila) that inhabits the Alps region. Its caterpillar is yellow with hair or black spines on the back; and they are supposed to inspire the name that according to some entomology texts would mean "hairy loin" in Greek. See also hypsipyla , hypsypila .
femicidio: It's the murder of a woman, specifically if it's because of her status as a woman. It consists of the Latin femina , ae (female , feminae "woman, who breastfeeds" ) the suffix -cidio ( "who kills" ). See also uxoricide .
femicida: It is said of the one who murders a woman, who commits a femicide or femicide.
cíborg: It is the name for an entity that is partly organic in part cyber; they are usually created to improve the abilities of a living being, or to recover lost abilities. It comes from the English cyborg (sáiborg "cyber organism") formed by cybernetic ("cybernetic") organism ( "organism"). View cybernetics.
cibernética: 1st_ Female Cybernetic . 2nd_ Science that studies control mechanisms and systems and analysis for their application. Although its spectrum is very broad, the definition today is associated with computing and its ability to manage information, in many cases for remote control of various mechanisms or systems. The term was coined by the American mathematician Norbert Wiener as cybernetics, who took it from the Greek 954; 965; 946; 949; 961; 957; 951; 964; 951; 962; (kybernétes "art of helming a ship" ).
neblina: Diminutive fog, because it is less dense and allows horizontal visibility greater than 1 kilometer.
niebla: 1o_ In meteorology it is called 'fog' to condensed moisture in the form of suspended microdropdrops (such as a low cloud) that prevent horizontal visibility at more than 1 kilometer. It comes from the Latin nebula, ae ("cloud, smoke, confusion) ). See mist . 2o_ For the above, any obstacle that hinders vision, understanding, or that clouds a transparency.
churretero: 1o_ Who makes and/or sells churros (pan fruit) . See churrero . 2o_ In Cadiz (Spain) is the common name of the bonebreaker bird ( Gypaetus barbatus ), in this case it is by churrete (dirt that stains the face), because it sticks its head in the carrion.
churrutero: 1o_ Colloquial way to say "diarrhoeal" . Of churria, churrutera, it could be by churretero but in this case it would not be diarrhea. 2o_ In Aragon ( Spain ) is used as a prick. Churro (greasy) or churrete (dirt that stains the face).