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la demointerculturalidad: See Demointerculturalidad.
cuñadez: Quality of brother-in-law, in a more lax sense would be his attitude; And it is not a very used word, it would have to be removed from the dictionary 128530; .
guzpatatero: An ancient and disused word of 16TH-century Sevillian slang. It appoints a thief Boquetero, which makes or seizes a hole (Guzpátaro) to enter to commit its offence.
sarabada: Another missing is the Japanese dictionary. Not used in Spanish, and the truth is that not in Japanese; It is the transliteration of an old farewell ceremonial greeting, which is attributed to the samurai as 12373; 12425; 12400; 12384; ("Sara Da"). Today you can use it as a joke, because it sounds very dislocated. For some mistake see Zarabada, Saravá.
rúcula: Vulgar name of the Eruca sativa, edible leaf plant also known as Caterpillar, Ruca, arugula or Roqueta. The name comes from the Italian Rùcola ("small Ruca"), which seems originated in Latin erucula ("Oruguita"), although in a site of etymologies mention some contact with Urere ("Ardor") for an alleged aphrodisiac quality of its leaves.
kyrie eleison: Name of several Christian liturgical prayers. Although its origin as a locution is earlier, because it comes from the Greek (it is not Latin, although it appears in Latin prayers) and Kirie was already used in ancient Greece and Egypt to invoke kings or gods; 922; 965; 961; 953; 949; 949; 955; 949; 951; 963; 959; 957; (Kirie eleison "Oh, Lord, pity!") .
plástico: Malleable, formable and deformable, ductile material; In art it is the sense to model a work. The word comes from the Latin plasticus which takes it from the Greek 960; 955; 945; 963; 964; 953; 954; 959; 962; (Plastikos "malleable").
isotrombia: Normal blood condition in which your platelets are about the same size. Of the Greek 953; 963; 959; 962; (ISOs equal) 952; 961; 959; 956; 946; 959; 962; (Lump Thrombi). See Anisotrombia.
piral: Common name of the Sparganothis pilleriana, a moth that is plague of the vines. Etimologicamente seems to have a Criptozoológico origin, since Pliny, the old mentioned in his extravagant Natural history to a Cypriot butterfly called Pyralis, name taken from the Greek 960; 965; 961; 945; 955; 955; 953; 962; (Pyrallis "of the color of the Fire"), which flew within the flames of the forge and died if it came out of them.
uu: Abbreviation format something old for "united" (as in USA) Usa. For the United States). Acronym of several companies and institutions.
vv: The real "Double vee"! It would actually be a "double vee", to avoid confusion with the letter "W". It is an acronym or abbreviation of several uses, one with something old format is as part of ' VV AA ' ("various authors"), or ' VV ff ' ("fundamental truths").
uv: Acronym of Ultraviolet, it is used more by the radiation than by the illumination.
vu: VU is the volume unit (in English volume unit) measured in telephone lines. Reference the 0 DB in audio to calculate an equivalent electrical voltage value. Abbreviation of the English Vumeter ("Vu"). See also decibel.
vúmetro: Instrument to measure audio volume level when converted to electrical signal. While the measurement is the voltage variations, it does not like a voltmeter but it "rounds" the values to graphically simulate the response of the human ear to the sounds.
niveles: 1st second singular person of the present subjunctive of the verb nivelle. 2nd Plural level.
claveles: 1st First person singular of the indefinite past of the verb to rivet as pronominal. 2nd _ Plural of Carnation.
reunidas: 1st feminine plural of the adjective gathered. 2nd feminine form Plural of the participle of the verb muster.
ayudada: 1st feminine of the adjective helped. 2nd female form of the participle of the verb help.
truncar: Curtail a part of a whole, to reduce or limit it. It comes from Latin truncus, A, um (cut, mutilated). Figuratively, you can truncate from a professional career to the decimal part of a number.
dormir: Natural state in upper animals during which unconsciously rests, usually several hours a day. Figuratively, it is not to perceive a situation, to pass on an opportunity. It is an irregular and pronominal verb.