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saludable: Relative to health, which is convenient to maintain or restore it. See suffix -ble .
realismo hadático: See realism (as an artistic style), hadatic ("faerie, fatal").
soldado raso: See soldier ("serving in the militia"), private ("without rank or rank").
mujer policía: Woman who is a policeman.
derechos reproductivos: See law ("intrinsic legal faculty of the person"), reproductive ("relating to reproduction, gestation, upbringing").
a sí mismo: It is a phrase that is self-explanatory. See a ( preposition ) , yes ( pronoun ) , same ("not other") .
bebida vegetal: And. . . It must be a drink (as a noun) of plant origin.
acto solemne: It is just that: a "solemn act". It is perfectly understandable.
equis motivo: It says that, it is understood. Perhaps the problem is in the use of the word 'x' instead of the letter /X/ to represent "something unknown, any motif", but in prose it is a common resource, even if someone has not seen it before, the same is interpreted.
indecorosa: Feminine of indecent ("who has no decorum").
atembada: Feminine of atembado ("foolish, stunned").
monja: Female of a monk.
voluminosa: Feminine of voluminous ("of a considerable size or volume").
edafológica: Feminine of edaphological ("relative to edaphology").
marfileña: Feminine of Ivorian ("ebúrneo", "gentile of Ivory Coast") .
franca: Feminine of franco (adjective) or Franco (noun).
felatriz: It is a feminine form of fellator ("who performs fellatio"). From the verb felar (in its meaning of "to perform oral sex on a man") the suffix -triz , which was justified instead of 'fellator ' because in ancient religions it was the task of some priestesses.
pentapolar: Five-pole, especially related to the electrical poles and the five-conductor differentiated cable. From Greek 960; 949; 957; 964; 945; ( penta "five") 960; 959; 955; 959; 962; ("extreme" poles). See quintipolar.
chairman: It is literally "the man in the chair", which is understood as a more Anglo-Saxon version of president, since this comes from Latin. It is used in the business field, for those who preside over a board of directors, but it can also be a governor or even an emperor. It has as a feminine chairwoman. See chair , man .
añaruso: It is a variant of ñaruso ("with a face pitted with smallpox").