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axiña: 'Axiña' is not Castilian but Galician. See Galician/axiña ("quickly, with ease") .
iuppiter: Iuppiter is not English but one of the Latin names for Jupiter (supreme god in Roman mythology). It is supposed to have an Indo-European origin in words like dyu ("light") and piter ("father"), so it would mean "The Father of Light".
entzuten: I think it's "listening" in Basque, but it would be best to consult that dictionary: euskera/entzuten.
muixca: The word muixca is in Valencian and means "fly" (insect). [Note: this word shouldn't be in the Spanish dictionary, but I guess it got here because the site converts all links to "query", and in Moscareta I made my classic mistake of putting it between link tags instead of italic tags as befits a non-Spanish voice. The Valencian muixquereta is also like this, but I don't clarify anything there because although they defined it out of place, it is the correct meaning. ] For the Andean people see Muisca .
katharos: Transliteration from Greek 954; 945; 952; 945; 961; 959; 962; (katharós "clean, pure") to another language such as English, since in Spanish you can put the accent on the last vowel, or simply translate it as "Cathar".
discovery: It's not Spanish but English. See English/discovery .
star: It may be a mistake for some verbs, but I rather think it's a dictionary error. In Spanish it can be found as a suffix, but always for allochthonous words. See English/star.
aas: AAS is an acronym for "acetylsalicylic acid", "Asociación Amigos del Suelo" or "Asociación Argentina de Sommeliers", and in other languages for "Agrupació Astronòmica de Sabadell" or "American Astronautical Society", for example. See aspirin. It is the name of an asteroid, precisely as a tribute to the latter astronautical society. The village of Aas is a small village in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department (France). 4th_ IATA airport code for Apalapsili ( Province of Papua Highlands, Indonesia ) .
soz: It is not an acronym used in English, but in other languages it can have developments such as Small Occluded Zones or Slovenska Oglasevalska Zbornica ("Chamber of Advertising of Slovenia"). SOZ is the IATA code for Air Base 126 in the commune of Sari-Solenzara (Corsica, South Corse, France).
suv: 1º_ This is the acronym for Sport Utility Vehicle. 2nd_ SUV is the IATA code for the airport Luvuluvu, in Nausori (Viti Levu Island, Fiji).
pua: Although pronounced as a pick in Spanish, PUA is an acronym for Pick-UP Artist, a man who seduces women and then abandons them. See donjuanismo.
est: 'Est' is an abbreviation for the book of Esther in the Old Testament. 2º_ As an acronym EST has some developments in English that we can find in texts in our language such as European Standard Time, Eastern Standard Time, or Electroshock Therapy. 3º_ EST is the IATA code for Estherville Airport (Emmet County, Iowa, USA).
ddt: DDT is the acronym for the insecticidal compound "dichlorodiphenyl trichloroethane".
ite: 1º_ In Spanish it can be an acronym for "Instituto de Trabajo y Economía", "Impuesto de Timbres y Estampillas", "Impuesto [General] de Tráfico de Empresas", among others. 2nd_ IATA code for Ituberá airport (Bahia state, Brazil).
ele: 1º_ Name of the letter /l/ . 2º_ ELE is an acronym for "Local Emergency Teams", "Teaching the Spanish Language", . . . 3º_ ELE is the IATA code for El Real de Santa María airport, in Darién Province (Panama).
llana: 1º_ Feminine plain ("flat, smooth, especially a plain terrain"). 2º_ Masonry tool similar to a putty knife, for smoothing surfaces. 3º_ Face of a sheet of paper.
buriladora: Tool for engraving ("engraving with a burin").
rastro: 1º_ A tool similar to a hoe, but with several tips like a comb, larger and stronger than a rake. Perhaps because of the mark left on the ground by the previous one, the 'trace' is called the indication or sign of the passage through a place, the vestige that remains after an event. 3rd_ Cattle slaughterhouse and market that is set up on certain days for the sale of meat wholesale. 4º_ Probably because of the previous one, in Madrid (Spain) it is a street fair where various items are sold. 5th_ Inflection of the verb to drag . See verbs/trace.
prensa: 1º_ It is a machine for compressing, printing or squeezing by pressure. In the case of the machine that was used in the printing of newspapers and periodicals, there is a case of metonymy, since written journalism in general began to be called 'press'. 3rd_ Pile up of things. 4th_ Inflection of the verb press. See verbs/press.
noria: 1º_ Ingenuity to extract water from a well or a ditch by rotating pulleys with buckets. In many cases a donkey or ox was used to move it, which walked in a circle around the well tied to a lever to activate the pulley mechanism. By association, the same well is also called a Ferris wheel. The set gave rise to the following meanings. In some countries it is a swimming pool, even if it is recreational and not to extract water. Another name for the round-the-world ride or wheel of fortune, for the spin and bucket-like chairs. In slaughterhouses and cattle slaughtering plants, the system of rails with bearings that run along the ceilings of the place is usually called a waterwheel, from where the slaughtered animal is hung to be transferred to the different highlighting rooms. The Ferris wheel is compared to a repeated or monotonous situation, from which one cannot escape, where one feels trapped like the draught animal.