Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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¡ay!: It is an interjection of pain. It can also mean distress, fright, panic, or startle.
celebración: It means revelry, joy, joyful gathering of friends or family where there is food, dancing and liquor. Fun, rejoicing, partying.
xenófobo: It means that he hates foreigners. That it has xenophobia.
gamez: It is a surname of Spanish origin. Originally from Álava. According to some texts, it means "sons of Gamo", a common masculine name of the Middle Ages. If we take into account the Basque language (Basque), it means pastal, pasture.
maníaco: It means that he has manias. That he has obsessions. Suffering from neuroses or whims. Manic, nutty, crazy, disturbed, psychopathic.
hagiomanía: It is excessive devotion to the saints and trying to imitate them, which goes to the extreme of inflicting physical pain on oneself by pretending to purify. Desire to martyr oneself.
clicar: It means to tap, click, poke, wink, sting. Under Computing, click a hotspot on the screen. Also used as transitive .
cliquear: You can also use click. It means to tap, click, poke, wink, sting. Under Computing, click a hotspot on the screen. Also used as transitive .
mamuco: It means fat, obese, robust, muscular.
palanquera: Name given to a wooden fence. Talanquera . Relative to lever . That manipulates or operates a lever (also called a crane or boom).
irupe: It is a term of Guarani origin, which means dish of water, dish on water. It is one of the common names for an aquatic plant. It is also called irupé, yrupé, victoria or yacaré yrupe, victoria cruziana, nenúfar de Santa Cruz. It is endemic in Paraguay. Its scientific name is Victoria cruziana and it belongs to the family Nymphaeaceae. Name of the flower of this same plant. It is also used as a woman's name in Paraguay.
irupé: It is a word of Guarani origin. It means water dish or dish that floats on water. It is one of the common names for a Nymphaeaceae aquatic plant, which is also known as Santa Cruz water lily, Victoria Cruziana, irupe, yrupe, victoria or yrupe caiman. Its scientific name is Victoria cruziana and it belongs to the family Nymphaeaceae. It is endemic to Paraguay. Irupé is used as a woman's name.
yunga: A name given to the warm valleys on either side of the Andes in Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. In Ecuador it exists as a surname . Some texts give it the meaning of warrior. Name of a Peruvian town in the Moquegua Department. Peruvian High Jungle .
colosó: It is the name of a town and municipality in the Sucre Department, Colombia. Name of a warrior chieftain of the Finzenú ethnic group in the eighteenth century. Her full name was Onne Colosó.
industrial: Relating to the industry. Person dedicated to the industry. Owner of an industrial . Branch of Engineering.
bilateral: It means that it is on both sides. On both sides. That is located in both parts or aspects that are considered. Mutual, double, reciprocal.
diplopía: It is a condition of the eyesight, which consists of seeing the same object twice. It can be one (monocular) or both eyes (binocular).
diplopia: The correct term is diplopia, with accent . In Medicine and Ophthalmology it is the name of an eye condition, which consists of seeing the same object twice. It can be one (monocular) or both eyes (binocular).
juanillo: In Peru it means tip, gratification, bribe. Payment made to the person who agrees to transfer a lease. A log used to carry large weights. Diminutive of John.
limosnear: Condition of begging, performed by those who lack the necessities of subsistence. Mendicant attitude. Beg.