Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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bojete: In Colombia, it is the same as bojote, bulk, mess, Bale, package.
soverania: The correct term is sovereignty, with b and tilde. It means power it exerts on something, especially. Without external interference. Territory about which exercises its authority and Government a State or nation. Independence Act and govern.
freaked: Freaked is a word of the English language, which means afraid, scared, fearful.
azal: AZAL is the acronym of Azerbaijan Air Lines, the airline of Azerbaijan.
mulato: Dark-skinned person. Son of a white person and another black person.
muesli: You mean cereal porridge, is a word of Swiss origin. It is a typical companion of milk or yogurt at the breakfast. Its ingredients are cereals, dried fruits and dried or dehydrated fruits.
chauna: It is a word of Greek origin meaning spongy, soft, fluffy. It is the name of a genus of South American birds known mostly as chavarrías. They belong to the family Anhimidae. The crested is a purely vegetarian ave,
archete: The name of the table is the pipes of an organ (musical wind instrument) support.
chamaeza: You want to say "which lives in the soil". It is a word of Greek origin. It is the name of a genus of small birds in the Formicariidae family. They are known as antthrushes, formicarios, chululues or terns nests.
anquí: It is a word of the Gypsy language. Ancli is also used, it means glasses, lenses, goggles. Ancliso means glasses.
atesmia: I think that they asking Adesmia. Adesmia means no package, no huddle, loose, free, separated. In Botany, refers to the flower stamens free or loose (separated). Adesmia is the name of a plant genus of the family Fabaceae.
arué: In Portuguese, it means soul, spirit of the dead. In Argentina is a surname. Surname of an Argentine sociologist, University Professor, called Raúl Arué.
abro: It is an inflection of open. It means to give access or step. Uncover, discover, break, tear, from, extend, deploy.
petaquilla: It is a diminutive of beltpack. Box, basket, arca, trunk, cigarette case, suitcase, luggage, pouch. It is the name of a hill in Panama, which is in the province of Colon, Donoso district. Name of a mining company (Petaquilla Minerals Ltd. ) who are involved in possible corruption issues to former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli.
poroma: Poroma is the name of an a municipality and a Canton in the same municipality, in the Department of Chuquisaca, in the Oropeza province in Bolivia. It has about 20. 000 inhabitants. There is also a town called Poroma in Peru, it belongs to the District of Vista Alegre, province of Nazca, Ica Region. In medicine, there is the term Poroma ecrine (PE). Poroma ecrine (PE) is a neoplasm, benign adnexal which can simulate cutaneous malignancies such as squamous cell carcinoma clinically.
jazzy: It is a word of the English language which means showy, flamboyant, exaggerated, garish colors. .
mormollo: In Colombia is the name of a Creek or stream in the Department of Córdoba, near Cerro Miller and Joval (Tierralta). It is also sausage, sausage, stuffed or moronga, made with blood of goat and vegetables.
moronga: In Central America it is blood sausage, sausage, stuffed or mormollo, made with blood of goat and vegetables.
belicenses: Belizeans is also used. It means a native, resident, or related to Belize, Central American country whose capital is Belmopan. Belicenses are also the natives, residents or related to Belize City, also known as port Valiz, which was the former capital city and is the largest city in Belize.
belisario: It is a name of a male of Greek origin and means which throws arrows with strength and ability. Warrior, Warrior.