Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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lija: The paper with grinding on one side takes its name from the fish 'sanding', whose rough skin was used to polish wood or metal. The lunfa concept for "voracious appetite" can come from the fish, with a formidable denture according to its voracity; or the wear and tear of sandpaper compared to the wear made of food; or be a variant per lime, which may have another origin. In addition 'sanding' is an ancient way of calling bleach water. And it is also the second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) people in singular present indicative mode, and second (as 'you' ) person in singular imperative for the verb sanding. See verbs/sandpaper .
tq: 'TQ' is a reduced way to write "I love you" in text messages.
lta: LTA is acronym for several terms, most outside of Spanish as for LipoTeichoic Acid ("lipotheic acid") or Lawn Tennis Association ( "lawn tennis association") or IATA for Letaba airport (Tzaneen, South Africa). But surely the query is by the abbreviation used in the messages for the "you have it inside" talk.
r0: 'R0' or better 'R 8320;' is a reference value used in epidemiology to calculate the propagation ratio of an infectious disease. It is also called Basic Playback Rhythm.
covid: COVID is an acronym for identifying a disease caused by a coronavirus. Development is COronaVIrus Disease ("coronavirus disease") .
sars: SARS stands for a type of pneumonia known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
cerdos: Plural pork .
adyacentes: Plural of adjacent .
insalubres: Plural de unsalubre .
azadas: Plural hoe .
rematadores: Finisher plural .
malcasadas: 1st_ Female plural of the adjective unmarried . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb malcasar .
heroicos: Plural of heroic .
solfa: The origin is in the solfeo, a method of teaching music that takes the names of the notes sun and fa. From there we have a meaning for "something well done, with art and effort". But we also have another as a "joke, laughable situation", and while the origin is discussed, it seems to come also from the musicians, but the Middle Ages who sang about popular themes mocking kings and institutions. Thus we have a positive meaning from erudite music, ecclesiastical music and elevated art, and another negative from popular music sung by blind and minstrels.
michoacanos o michoacanecos: See Michoacano.
elije o elige: See Choose , verbs/choose .
valla o vaya: Once again?. See the original (and also unpresentable entry) go or fence . Ah, and also go, verbs/wow, fence.
rezar o resar: Watch praying. And that's all.
haya o halla: See verbs/beech , beech , verbs/find , find .
acento o tilde: Another one? See 'accent and tilde', 'tilde or accent', tilde, accent.