Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

calabaza china o calabaza de la cera

  21

The adverse conjunction separates two names for a cucurbitaceae pumpkin from the genus Benincasa.

  

bismalva o malvavisco

  29

They are two names for the akali plant that remained so because they were poorly entered (copying and pasting, obviously) in the synonym form. See bismalva, marshmallow.

  

encino rosillo

  28

Another name for the canake tree.

  

abeto común

  11

It's another name for the silver fir tree.

  

ocumo chino

  54

Another name of the eddo plant.

  

alirio

  45

At first Alirio was a woman's name, but I guess as it ends in 'o' at some point they began to share it with the males. It has its origins in lily, by the iridaceae flowers or lilies and also by the heraldic lis flower.

  

mile

  14

It can be a reduction of the name Milena.

  

checha

  25

1st_ Female of fact . 2nd_ Chevecha Sincopa ( beer ) . 3o_ Cecilia's Hypocoristic .

  

pantaleón

  38

Pantaleon is a male name, of Greek origin as 960; 945; 957; 964; 949; 955; 949; 951; 956; 969; 957; ( pantelehemon ) which means "merciful to all".

  

simón

  18

Simon is a name of male, probably of Hebrew origin where 1513; 1460; 1473; 1502; 1456; 1506; 1493; 1465; 1503; ( shimeon) means "who hears", although it may also come from the Greek 963; 953; 956; 959; 962; ( ymos "ñato" ) .

  

amílcar

  13

Amílcar is a male name, Spanish version of The Latin Hamilcar, which was taken from the Punic (jmlkrt or Ha Melkart "brother of the King of the Country") that in Phoenician was reminiscent of a regal attribute ( Melkkart) of the god Baal.

  

no manches

  46

Euphemism used in Mexico not to say "no mames", which sounds a little guarango. See also smear, and other euphemisms like pucha, pm, to the marosca, bolt, canejo, chiripa, marisca, break patience, go by collector, casserole wash, traviata, cucumber, vote brios, chbene, go on tour, . . .

  

arepería

  28

I guess it's a place where they're sold or aremade arepas.

  

encalillar

  18

1st_ Molestar , uncomfortable . 2o_ Chilenism for indebtedness, is used more as a pronominal . See getting fit, fit.

  

polvorete

  21

Festive way to say dust (in various meanings) .

  

chompiate

  21

Way to call the testicle. It is a deformation of the word tompiate. View tompiates .

  

aeternum

  30

Aeternum is a Latin voice that evolved into eternum, means "always, eternally" and today is used in cultist speeches. See ad eternum .

  

sécula

  13

See in saecula saeculorum . By some mistake see starch, recula (recular), sucula, secura, sículo, . . .

  

christus

  42

Another spelling for cristus.

  

kalipigia

  32

For some reason in Spanish calipigia is preferred.

  

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