Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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Value Position Position 2 2 Accepted meanings 15360 2 Obtained votes 125 2 Votes by meaning 0.01 7 Inquiries 452542 3 Queries by meaning 29 7 Feed + Pdf

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buen sabor: See good, taste.
historia alternativa: Possibly want to be the opposite version (or complementary? ) official history. See history, alternative.
apariencias vanas: See appearance, vain .
catarin: It must be the name catarín, which as it is a Castellanization may in some other language be well written.
billullo: Biyuya variant .
padle: Castellanization of the English 'paddle', although it is better paddle.
wiracocha: See also huiracocha , viracocha .
keinán: It may be yet another spelling for Cainan.
dumbre: Spanish suffix indicating a general quality for the noun or adjective that modifies or reinforces . It has its originin in the Latin _tudo , _tudinis , which in the Middle Ages had the oralized version _tumine ( tumine ).
élite: Select group, usually minority and above average in some field. It comes to us from the elite French (elit "chosen group") , from its verb élire that takes it from Latin choose ( "choose" ) . In Spanish it can be elite (transliterated the original writing) or elite (almost as heard in French).
semimueva: I was going to put something about moving halfway, but sure it's semi-new misspelled.
reconfiguracion: Sure is misspelled reconfiguration.
aderezóse: Error over a pronominal inflection of the verb aderezar
lambizcon: I think it should be lambiscon.
normorreflexicas: As the verb 10060;normorreflexicar does not exist, 'you 10060;normorreflexicas' cannot be its inflection.
numerónimo: Word containing numbers replacing letters with their similar drawing, with their quantity, with their pronunciation in each language. Almost always as an abbreviation or also as a way to hinder its interpretation. See leet .
complejize: I have seen around the verb 10060;complejizar , but the truth is that it does not yet exist in Spanish.
rejencia: I'm sure it's a regency error.
lumbrera: Step for light, although it also serves as ventilation or gas replacement. As the light can be artificial, 'light' is also the flame lamp. By extension is the person who enlightens or enlightens with his knowledge, with his intelligence. From Latin luminaire ( "lamps" ) . See lighting .
astrape: Almost poetic way of calling the brightness or flash. It originates in Greek 945; 963; 964; 961; 945; 960; 951; ( astrapé "flash, repaint" ) . It is also the name of the lightning goddess. See bronte.