Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

acoso cibernético

  54

View cyberbullying, harassment, cyber.

  

mayor porcentaje

  34

See higher , percentage .

  

hablando de eso

  22

See talk, that.

  

colocar una cubierta

  30

See Place , Cover .

  

excremento humano

  52

See excrement, human.

  

carecer de muro

  23

Cutandpaste of some text that doesn't make sense here. See lack, wall.

  

biblioteca de papel

  12

Given that many libraries are already digitized, the phrase "paper library" may make some sense to name a traditional one. But I suspect it's a mistake by the "Babel Library" Borgean. View Library, Paper .

  

prestar atención

  21

Watch pay, attention.

  

ir sereno

  14

Alleged anonymity of 'going on'. See go, sereno.

  

conatos de pelea

  45

See conato, fight.

  

autofagia celular

  55

See autophagy, cellular, autophagus, cell.

  

escarabajo

  43

Coleoptera insect, rounded, is usually found between manure, where it feeds and makes its nest, although many species are phytophages and some hunt other animals. The name comes from the Latin scarabaeus ("hairdresser beetle" ). See catanga .

  

lluanco

  15

Lluanco is the Asturian name for Luanco, capital of the council of Gozón in Spain.

  

hesván

  32

Also named as jeshván or marjeshván, it is the eighth month of the post-exyl Jewish calendar, and the second of the current calendar. In Hebrew it is written 1495; 1462; 1513; 1456; 1473; 1493; 1464; 1503; , surely a variation of 1497; 1512; 1495; 1513; 1502; 1497; 1504; 1497; ("eighth moon" ) .

  

anacagüita

  37

Anacahuita. See panama ( plant ).

  

parihuana

  61

It is a name of the Andean flamingo, version of the Quechua 'pariwana'. See quechua/pariwana , partiguana ( sic ) .

  

güicho

  29

Another spelling for huicho.

  

crepúsculo

  42

Sunlight when on the horizon, although it is also used at sunrise its definition is for sunset. By extension is the declination of something or someone important. It comes from the Latin crepusculum, which is a diminutive of creper, a, um ( "dark" ).

  

hipergrafo

  19

It is a graph or graphical representation for computing or mathematics with lines or edges that join more than two vertices. The term was created by mathematician Claude Berge from Greek 965; 960; 949; 961; (hyper "excess, top, more than usual") 947; 961; 945; 966; 949; 953; 957; ( grafein , "write" ) .

  

albaniña

  9

Character of the Spanish Riojan romancer.

  

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