Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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crometafobia: It seems like a mistake for crematophobia ("fear of winning, losing, or spending money").
psiconaútica: It must be a mistake because of the feminine of the psychonautical neologism, or perhaps because of the discipline of "navigation through the psyche" itself.
rompesaragúey: It is evidently a mistake by the name of the Saragüey breaking plant (Chromolaena odorata).
caligueba: Surely it is a mistake for caligüeva ("drowsiness, reluctance").
adbicar: I thought it might have some relation to the Latin adbibo ("to drink avidly, listen attentively, record deeply"), but in English it doesn't exist. It must be a mistake to abdicate ("renounce the throne").
alinquidoi: Error by aliquindoi (cautionary notice).
chakal: While it is a mistake for jackal (animal genera Canis and Lupulella), it is also used as a nickname or nickname, obviously with the initial capitalized.
aporocidio: It doesn't exist, or it shouldn't. It seems to be a synonym of paupericide ("death by destitution") surely badly inspired by aporophobia ("fear of poverty"), since there is a question of etymologies whereby crimes ending in -cidio have Latin origin and phobias are instead given a Greek origin. It is not a rule, but it is generally respected, and if variants have to be created because 'paupericide' can be interpreted as 'to murder a man because he is destitute' or also as 'to kill a group of people by submission to poverty', then Latin offers other variants, such as egenticide.
star: Star, in the astronomical, geometric sense and also of a shining person. The archaic English teorra ("star") borrows from the Germanic stern, which surely has a common ancestor with the Spanish "astro".
agua pura: See water, pure, purified.
agua destilada: See water, distillate.
agua desionizada: See water, deionized ("processed by ion exchange to extract anions and cations").
agua filtrada: See water, filtered.
agua osmotizada: See water, osmosized, osmosis .
corriente de agua: It is just a stream of water.
cronismo: 1º_ A genre that can be literary, journalistic or bureaucratic where a chronicler documents or describes events ordered according to their temporal correlation. It is made up of the chrono component ("time") and the suffix -ism ("doctrine, occupation"). 2. Chronic situation, the characteristic of which is that it has lasted for a long time.
eclecticismo: Philosophical, artistic, ideological current that is nourished by different sources that it considers valid even when they do not follow a canon or belong to other schools. It is a word borrowed from the Greek 949; 954; 955; 949; 954; 964; 953; 954; 959; 962; (eklektikos "he chooses"), made up of 949; 954; (ek- "from [outside]") 955; 949; 954; 964; 959; 962; (lektós "chosen") - 953; 963; 956; 959; 962; ( -ismós "-ismo" ) .
fetichismo: A form of religious idolatry, where an object, a totem, a natural phenomenon is worshipped. . . 2nd_ By the former, obsession with something or someone, with a feeling of veneration. 3º_ By the above, paraphilia where what produces sexual arousal is an object, a specific part of the body, a particular situation. See fetish, suffix -ism.
hilozoísmo: A philosophical and sometimes esoteric doctrine close to animism, since it supposes the existence of a soul in objects and matter in general. It comes from the Greek 965; 955; 951; (Hylee "Matter") 950; 969; 951; (zooé "life") the suffix - 953; 963; 956; 959; 962; ( -ismós "-ismo" ) .
retrofuturismo: It is an aesthetic current that shows what the future was imagined to be like in past eras, based on the culture and technologies of that time. It is part of various art styles such as steampunk. See Retrofuturist.