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zafios: Zafio plural.
feminazis: Plural of feminazi .
impresionantes: Plural of awesome .
entornadas: 1o_ Female plural of the adjective entornado . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb entornar .
adquisiciones: Acquisition plural .
indispensables: Plural indispensable .
ánforas: Plural of amphora .
criptas: Plural crypt .
chilenismos: Plural of Chileanism .
pajueliado: It must be a form vulgarized by straw. See pajure .
hierno: Archaic voice for the hearer.
nacrado: Although it is rarely used, it is a variant and synonymous with the adjective pearlescent, perhaps influenced by the Catalan "nacra" ( "mother"). There are doubts about their etymology, because there are also about mother-of-pearl.
picao: 1st_ Vulgarized form for chopping . 2o_ It can also be Piccao, a settlement within Sao Tome and Principe in the Gulf of Guinea (Africa).
mestra: 1st_ Reduced "master" shape. It is an archaism and today a vulgarism. See Master . 2nd_ In Greek mythology Mestra was the daughter of Erisiton, and had the ability to change her appearance at will.
cirgüelo: Vulgarized version of plum.
shumo: Although I find it impossible to connect them philologically, I make a parallel between the Guatemalan voice 'shume' and the lunfardo rioplatense shiome or shome, since it sounds a lot to be a local version, which means almost the same: "poor, ordinary, low level". Of course the original would be lunfa, as it is a typical vesre for mishio. See also mishiadura .
acúfeno: Feeling of hearing hums or sounds that are not real, but occur within the auditory system. It is also found as 'acufene' and is of Greek etymology, 945; 954; 959; 965; 969; (acouo "hear" ) 966; 945; 953; 957; 949; 953; 957; ( faínein "appear, manifest as phenomenon, fantasy" ) . See phosphene, tinnitus .
aqueménida: Ruling dynasty in the Persian Empire from the 6th century bc. C. until the 4th century BC. C. , founded by a legendary King Aquémenes.
látigo: Long, flexible strip with a handle that serves to whip. It is used as punishment or to stoke cavalry. By extension, anything that has its shape or movement.
isocelular: Technical neologism for an organic tissue formed by the same type of cells. It is taken from Greek 953; 963; 959; ( iso "equal" ) the Latin cellula ( kelula "cell" ) .