Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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alopécico: It means that you have alopecia. Lacking hair, bald, pelon, glabrous.
yosa: Yosa is the name of a great master of Haiku (type of Japanese poetry). His full name is Yosa Buson (in Japan, China and the Koreas, is written surname first and then the name). His real name was Taniguchi Buson. Yosa is also the name of some Spanish towns such as Yosa de Sobremonte in Biescas municipality, Huelva province, Aragon and Garcipollera Yosa in the municipality of Jaca, in the same province. The Word as such means down, pending.
bicicarril: In Colombia, a cyclovia is intended for one-way strip only for circulation of biciusuarios (cyclists). They are usually established on roads already built and are separated by vertical separators. Different bike path that is the temporary destination of vehicular recreational cycling routes, usually days Sundays and public holidays and at a given time). The cycling routes, are designed exclusively for bicycle circulation routes but are built outside (independent) the vehicular way.
biciusuario: The biciusuario is a person who uses a bicycle as means of transport to their study or work. It has become more common since the public bicycle service, because otherwise simply cyclists would call. It is also biciusuario who moves bicycling along a bicycle or a cyclovia.
tañaburra: It is one of the common names in Spain receiving a bird in the family Muscicapidae, which are also known as the spotted Flycatcher family. They feed on insects and lives mostly in Europe and North America. I was formerly classified in the family Turdidae family. which are also known as thrush, thrushes, or Blackbirds. . Its scientific name is Oenanthe oenanthe and other common names given to this migratory bird are: Wheatear, common Wheatear, Wheatear, Northern Wheatear, stonechat.
parlotee: It is an inflection of chattering. Mean parlar, talk, talk for a long time. Speak without rest.
vailar: The correct term is dance (with a b). Means move single or escorted to the rhythm of the music, dance, spin, swing, move, bouncing.
mancebía: A group of youths or young men. It is also used. Although little, to nominate a brothel, a brothel. Improper action or incurred by boys or teenagers.
adormiladas: It means sleepy, sleepy.
acantáceas: It is the name of the hispanicized family of plants also known as Avicenias. They belong to the botanical family Acanthaceae. This family also includes a genre of interest, widely used as an antidepressant, called Justiciaceae (hispanicized: Justices).
acalifas: It is one of the common names of plants of family Euphorbiacae garden. Its scientific name is Acalypha wikesiana, which also has medicinal uses (basically to control fungal or bacterial). It has shown certain values to counteract the action of candidiasis, other mycoses and even from Staphylococcus aureus.
acaulescente: It is a botanical term which means that it tends to lack stem or that it does not. That it lacks stem plant. Acaule. Without stem.
teleaudiencia: In terms of communications is the population captive or faithful to a television program. Adherents to a program or TV programming.
mara: It is the name of an African river that runs between Kenya and Tanzania. Mara the the name of a district in Peru, which belongs to Cotabambas. Argentina is one of the common names of the Patagonian Hare (Dolichotis patagonum), family: Caviidae. It is also a woman's name of biblical and Hebrew, origin romantic meaning. It is widely used in Mexico and Spain. In Buddhism is the name of an entity or demon who tried to prevent the lighting of Siddharta Gautama (Buddha). dios de la Destrucción among Buddhists.
gazuzua: The correct term is gazuza. It is a word that means hunger, appetite, desire to eat and cravings to eat, wins, need, desire, desire, greed, edge. It is used in Mexico.
jaibana: It is one of the indigenous names given to the witch, sorcerer, shaman, healer or spiritual guide of the indigenous. Among the indigenous peoples of Katíos (best Embera Katíos), Colombia is the same Dachizeze or Ankore, Dios Creador, father of Carabí or Caragabi, initiator of the Embera community. Followers of the tradition of communicating with the spirits within the Embera culture.
acaloramiento: It means greater than normal heat sensation, I choked. , embarrassment. It also means anger, fury, rage, enraged, exaltation, violence, irritation.
acalote: It is one of the common names in Mexico overlooking the Tantalus wader mexicanus, which belongs to the family Ardeidae. Also known as ibis Mexican or Mexican garza, hoco.
caucel: It is one of the names of a native American medium-sized feline. Also known as cat, cat cervantes, Maracay, ocelot or margay. Its scientific name is Leopardus wiedii. It belongs to the family Felidae.
carbonero: It means that it works in the coal mining. Related to coal. That it produces, sells or trades carbon. It is also a surname of Spanish origin. It is also the name of a fish also known as Stoker, pollack and haddock. Its scientific name is Pollachius pollachius and belongs to the Gadidae family. It is very similar to cod.