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  Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15254 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 444795 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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gusl yinabat
  20

It is a ritual bath that Muslim males must do after ejaculating semen. From Arabic 1575; 1604; 1594; 1587; 1604; ( Al-Gousl "washing" ) and 1575; 1604; 1580; 1606; 1575; 1576; 1577; ( Al-Yanabat "impurity" ) .

  
gusl haiz
  40

It is a ritual bath that Muslim women should do after their menstruation. From Arabic 1575; 1604; 1594; 1587; 1604; ( Al-Gousl "washing" ) and 1575; 1604; 1581; 17( 1590; ( Al-Haiz "menstruation" ) .

  
gusl mayyet
  19

It is a mortuary ritual practiced by Muslims that consists in the washing of the body of a deceased before the exequies in order to purify it so that it can reach paradise. It consists of three baths, the first with a mixture of water and cedar or lotus leaves, the second with camphorada water and the last only with water. Gusl Haiz or Gusl Yinabat can be omitted in advance. Obviously the name is of Arabic origin, like 1594; 1587; 1604; 1605; 17( 1578; , formed by 1575; 1604; 1594; 1587; 1604; ( Al-Gousl "washing" ) and 1575; 1604; 1605; 17( 1578; ( Al-Mayyit "the deceased" ).

  
materia fecal
  43

See fecal (relating to hez ) and matter (relating to material, to constituent element) . Also defecation, detrition, dejection, poop, shit, bosta, truño, poop, garco, pine, fox, fox, shit, zurrada, excrement, snot, skunk, . . .

  
conectores de texto
  11

View Connector , Text , Textual , and , or , . . .

  
en gran cantidad
  44

It's not a locution, and it ended up here because it's like it could be a synonym for the sneer 'to 10060;mansarba'. See large, quantity, crowd.

  
piedras redondas
  19

See stone, round, boulders, elbows, collota, callao, peladilla, The Rolling Stones , . . .

  
órgano aéreo
  19

If it refers to biology, as on the stem of a plant that leaves the earth or the lungs of an animal that exchange gases in the air, it is perfectly understood with organ and air. If you refer to the musical instrument, see carillon .

  
no adicto
  7

See No , Addicted, Adverse.

  
tp
  34

You should know where it came from, but the most common use as an acronym is in a medical examination for the "Prothrombin Time" (blood clotting), although it can also be from "Criminal Shot" (in football) to "Public Transport".

  
lam
  23

As an abbreviation it can have several meanings : Military Aeronautical Lyceum (in Argentina), linfangioleiomiomatosis (by the Muscular Cells Lisas Atypical), L . Am. ( by Latin America), LAm (THE minor, in music), Lam . ( Lamentations, for the Bible), . . .

  
tr
  18

Among several definitions, it can be the internet domain for Turkey and for Northern Cyprus, or an abbreviated form for Table Row ( row in database table). See trad . .

  
tuq
  39

TUQ is the acronym for identification for Tougan Airport ( Sourou, Burkina Faso).

  
rss
  29

Acronym for Really Simple Syndication ("Really Simple Syndication", where 'syndication' is for an association of news agencies). It is a "web source" to distribute updated content, which because it is made in XML language can be viewed not only in specific applications but in any browser. The acronym also has other meanings, but they are also not in Spanish.

  
nic
  16

It is the acronym for Network Information Center, and is part of other acronyms such as OpenNIC, InterNIC, NIC Argentina, . . . It is an international internet registration operator.

  
iug
  62

IUG can be an acronym, with various developments. For now I can think of "General Purpose Lighting".

  
coronabonos
  12

Plural of coronabono .

  
vacunólogos
  24

Plural vacunologist .

  
coronadamas
  20

Plural of coronadama .

  
balconazi
  49

During the COVID-19 pandemic many cities established a preventive quarantine and prevented the movement of the inhabitants. However, there were exceptions for cases of necessity, which some neighbors did not accept and therefore went out to the balconies to express their dissatisfaction with passers-by in the form of threat, insult, sputum and similar methods. On the other hand, they took advantage of the exit to the balcony to keep an eye on the other neighbors, and denounce them if they did not meet any standards, or if they did not applaud and sing the national anthem at nine o'clock at night, for example. Popular ingenuity christened these urban specimens 'balconazis', "intolerant and supposed ultranationalist balcony". See Nazi.

  




       


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