Spanish Open dictionary by GARCÍA ALBERTO

sabuco

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Sabuco is a herbaceous plant species of the Caprifoliaceae family, native to southern and central Europe and Southeast Asia. generic name Sambucus ebulus, which can reach 2 to 5m in height, erect stems, usually without branches, with opposite dark green leaves and strong smell, white or pink flowers, with a small, dark and very toxic fruit; It is used in medicine for its cardiotonic, sudorific, diuretic and laxative properties.

  

la cruz del norte

  11

The Northern Cross is said to be a constellation located in the cosmic northern hemisphere or Boreal.

  

lamberta-

  8

Lamberta- is the asteroid discovered by the astronomer J. And. Coggia on April 11, 1878-

  

basofobia

  9

Basophobia – refers to the aversion, hatred or fear of falls that may produce injuries or broken bones.

  

ababú-ababá

  9

ababú-ababá-individual of an indigenous people of Brazil that has its habitat in the state of Mato Grosso, in the jungles located between the three upper arms of the Curumbiara River, tributary of the Guaporé, in front of the limits of Bolivia-

  

fuyue

  12

Fuyue- refers to a star whose official name was approved on June 30, 2017, located in the constellation Scorpius-

  

gripo

  9

gripo-old European medieval vessel, large, generally used for transport of goods and species-

  

mestranto de brasil o caángay

  7

mestranto of Brazil or caángay-it is a species of herbaceous plant, annual, of the family Asteraceae, about 70 cm high, very toxic, considered a weed, native to South America; It presents opposite leaves, small pink or white flowers of nauseating smell, becoming a weed of the tropical zones of the world-It is used medicinally as an antibacterial or antiarthritic, also, for its essential oils, it is used in cosmetics; is toxic to mammals-

  

aarónico,ca-

  9

Aaronic, co-relative or belonging to Aaron, biblical character older brother of Moses and younger of Miriam, considered as the founder of the Jewish priesthood-

  

escamoso-fusfuráceo

  6

squamous-fusfuraceous- it is said of a type of vegetable indument that has scales-

  

malva-

  8

Malva - is an asteroid discovered by astronomer K. W . Reinmuth on October 4, 1926-

  

escriptofobias

  5

scriptophobias - pertaining to the aversion, hatred or fear, which certain individuals present to write in public-

  

papiwas

  9

Papiwas- members of an Amerindian people originally from Colombia, with habitat in the department of Vaupés-

  

lanoso,lanuginoso

  6

woolly, lanuginous - it is said of a type of vegetable clothing covered by trichomes or long wavy hairs that look like strands of wool-

  

sunita o suní

  11

Sunni or Sunni-The Sunni Muslim is the one who recognizes the "Caliphs" as the successors of Muhammad and follow the "sunna" or path of the prophet, as indicated in the "Yadith" or teaching of Muhammad.

  

abertzale,aberzale

  9

abertzale , aberzale-it is said , 1 ) of each of the Basque parties or social forces that, with differences of nuance, advocate the independence of Euskadi; 2) of its members or followers; 3) concerning these parties or social forces-

  

hibiscos,abelmoscos

  8

hibiscus, abelmosque-belonging to a malvaceous plant, aromatic, ornamental, with large serrated leaves, hairy stem, red flowers. typical of some areas of Egypt and India-

  

abellotadas,abellotados

  9

abellotadas-abellotados- belonging to any object that has a figure similar or similar to the acorn, fruit of the holm oak and the oak, oval, pointed and of semi-hard shell-

  

opio adormidera

  6

opium poppy-annual papaveraceous plant, medicinal, with white or pale pink flowers, shiny steely leaves, fruit in capsules from which opium, morphine and other alkaloids are extracted-

  

bada,abada

  6

Bada, Abada- refers to one of the names given to the rhinoceros, mammal of the order of the perissodactyls, of large size and thick skin, pointed snout, which has one or two curved horns in the area of the nose, typical of Asia and Africa-

  

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