Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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como esta calvo se le quema el coco: I never saw it as a locution. Still no misspelling. It's more of a comment, I guess about someone who's in the sun without a cap or natural hair protection. See living, bald, burning, coconut (in its sense of "head" ) .
caracteristica del cambio de estado denomido de sublimacion: Another disrespect. View Sublimation , Feature , Change , Status , Named , Name , Sublimation .
pecatamía: See 10060;me pecata, which is actually also wrong, because the Latin (not Latin) is "pecatas meas" , but it turns out that there is also mentioned the saying.
yo como mucha galletas: Unplaced phrase for a dictionary and with match errors. See me, like, eat, a lot, cookie.
actuar con nocion: It is not a locution, nor does it fit in a dictionary, and while notion (with accent) is a synonym for "knowledge", it is always used over something ( "notion of . . . " ) , so the sentence would be incomplete. See acting .
homosexual: Gay, lesbian, person with inclination to love someone of the same sex. It comes from the German der homosexuelle, and was coined by Karoly M. Benkert (a journalist, an Austro-Hungarian gay militant) in 1869 while claiming the German government for its intolerance to same-sex relations. It is of Greco-Latin etymology, since 959; 956; 959; 962; (omos "equal, the same" ) is Greek and sexus ( "sex" ) is Latin.
anomia: 1st_ That laws are lacking, or that they are no longer respected. It comes from The Greek 945; 957; 959; 956; 953; 945; (anomy) , consisting of 945; 957; ( an "without, outside") 957; 959; 956; 959; 962; (no "law") . 2nd_ Psychiatric disorder that prevents calling things by name. Created from the Greek-Latin voices 945; 957; ( an "sin" ) nomen ( "name" ) .
mitomorfo: It is said of an object that represents a fantastic shape, which belongs to legend or mythology. It consists of the Greek voices 956; 965; 952; 959; 962; ( mythos "fable, legend") 956; 959; 961; 966; 951; ( morpha "figure, shape" ) .
misógino: A person who rejects women as a gender, not because of a sexual tendency but by ideology. Created from Greek 956; 953; 963; 949; 969; (miséo "hate, rejection") 947; 965; 957; 951; (giné "woman" ) .
filántropo: Person with inclination to do good to humanity, for the love of others and without expecting reward. It is taken from the Greek 966; 953; 955; 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( philanthropists ) formed by 966; 953; 955; 959; 962; ("friend" physhes) 945; 957; 952; 961; 969; 960; 959; 962; ( anthropos "man or human as a species") .
hipocrito: I was thinking maybe it's not a hypocritical mistake, but a made-up version to go back to its original definition and avoid confusion. We should know the context of where the consultation comes from to find out if it finally refers to a "dream or play interpreter." In any case the origin is in The Greek 965; 960; 959; 954; 961; 953; 964; 951; 962; ( hypocrites "interpreter" ) .
arsometría: Anal sex, in principle between males. It is an ironic name that is best understood since its Greek etymology, where 945; 961; 963; 951; 957; ( arsen ) means "manly, male" and 956; 951; 964; 961; 945; (metra) is "matrix, uterus", would be "take a male as if he were a female sex".
caxlán: It is a tsotsil (Maya) voice that I saw written as caxlan, but it is pronounced like this query; in Spanish must be 'caxlán'.
tsukiyomi: Another spelling for the tsukuyomi shinto god.
manfichismo: Another manficism spelling.
mercaptán: Another mercaptan name.
chevecha: Childish (or drunk) way to pronounce beer.
gay: 1st_ Reduced, almost poetic shape, of gayo. See gaya doctrine, gaya science. 2o_ In this other meaning it would also come from the ancient Occitan, but with a huge turn for several centuries and languages to American English where Hollywood made it popular as a euphemism for "homosexual", just for being someone "joyful, funny". View English/gay . 3o_ In addition it can be a first or last name.
machika: Leaving aside the spam of neeribero-American musicians, let's say that the voice 'machika' is not Spanish but Papiamento Arubeño and means "break, do something with a great effort". I was going to add that it's the Spanish version for the female of the Japanese name 'Machiko'. . . But it turns out she's already feminine! The problem with our language is that if a name ends in 'o' we assume it's male, but in Japanese it's female.com.
ecoce: Institutional spam of a non-profit recycling association.