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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35346 1 Obtained votes 722 1 Votes by meaning 0.02 3 Inquiries 1182565 1 Queries by meaning 33 3 Feed + Pdf

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funebre
  15

The correct term is funeral. with tilde. It means funeral, tragic, mortuary, fateful, gloomy, baleful, sad, grim, macabre, grim, gloomy.

  
emery
  15

It is the surname of a second and now coach of Spanish soccer. His full name is Unai Emery Etxegoien, currently is the coach of Arsenal of England. It is also a surname in the United States.

  
cuenca
  36

Area of influence of a stream of water, bounded by lines of waters. It is also the name of a city and a Canton in the province of Guayas in Ecuador. It means hollow, hollow cavity. or Valley, runway. Colombia is also a surname of Spanish origin.

  
gallardo
  40

It is a surname of Spanish origin. Last name of second and Argentine coach named Marcelo Daniel Gallardo, nicknamed "El Muñeco", is the current coach of River Plate of Argentina. As an adjective it means handsome, beautiful, beautiful, galano, gentle, elegant, noble, bold, brave.

  
galerna
  17

It means storm, Tempest, very strong wind, tromba, storm, storm, Gale.

  
reconfirmar
  18

It means ratify, confirm, corroborate, validate, certify, affirm, reaffirm, approve.

  
charrasca
  37

In Colombia is synonymous with oak, herringbone or güiro. It is a musical instrument that can be operated by rubbing. Used in tropical music. It may be of wood with several slots that are played with a wire. Also there are metal. It is also a type of knife or razor blade,

  
faca
  32

It is a kind of knife. In Colombia it is colloquial and apocopada way of referring to the town of Facatativa.

  
facazo
  17

Mean camouflaged, slash. Wound caused with a knife.

  
fleco
  48

It means section, strip of fabric, lace, fringe, thread embellishment.

  
cornejo
  17

It is the name of a town in the province of Burgos in Spain. Surname of Spanish, very common origin in Chile. Male of the Raven. It is also one of the common names of a shrub that is also known as sanguinuelo, sanguino, wild cherry, cornelian cherry dogwood, or corno. It belongs to the family Cornaceae.

  
cornejo
  19

It is the name of a town in the province of Burgos in Spain. Surname of Spanish, very common origin in Chile. Male of the Raven. It is also one of the common names of a shrub that is also known as sanguinuelo, sanguino, wild cherry, cornelian cherry dogwood, or corno. It belongs to the family Cornaceae.

  
cornejo
  23

It is the name of a town in the province of Burgos in Spain. Surname of Spanish, very common origin in Chile. Male of the Raven. It is also one of the common names of a shrub that is also known as sanguinuelo, sanguino, wild cherry, cornelian cherry dogwood, or corno. It belongs to the family Cornaceae.

  
regordete
  30

It means plump, fleshy, fat, thick, stubby.

  
nivea
  15

The correct term is snowy with tilde. It means very white, clean, clear, immaculate, cana, pure, snow, snow. There is a brand of cosmetics in Colombia called Nivea.

  
nívea
  45

It means very white, clean, clear, immaculate, cana, pure, snow, snow.

  
acostumbran
  15

It is an inflection of getting to. It means using, use. It is usual, common, ordinary, normal, regular, routine. You adapt.

  
conmocionarse
  13

It is the action of feeling emotion, feel severely affected, distraught, upset, stunned. Disturb is stun is upset is, be affected.

  
boñiga
  60

In Colombia is the manure of cattle or cattle. Excrement of the res. Fertilizer natural, bovinasa, fiemo, Duff. Cow poop.

  
bosta
  40

In Colombia is the manure of cattle or cattle. Excrement of the res. Fertilizer natural, bovinasa, fiemo, moniga. Cow poop.

  




       


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