Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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mancilla: In Colombia is a surname of Spanish origin. It is the name of a sidewalk and a reservoir in the municipality of Facatativá near Bogotá. As a noun means libel, dishonor, disrepute, stain, affront, macula, shame, shame, I desdoro.
prez: It means fame, honor, reputation, prestige, credit, fame, notoriety, popularity, gloria.
dicho: In Colombia is synonymous with adagio, Maxim, saying, proverb, sentence aphorism.
ducha: It means person knowledgeable, skilled, capable, experienced, competent, skilled, fired in Colombia. It is also an attachment of a bathroom that allows you to manage the temperature of the water. Shower.
embrujo: In Colombia it means spell, hex, spell, fascination, attractiveness, charm, attraction, seduction, embeleso.
buche: In general in Colombia is the stomach of birds gizzard. By extension and colloquially also means belly, paunch, stomach pouch.
panza: In Colombia is a colloquial way of saying buche, belly, belly, abdomen, stomach.
empalizada: In Colombia and especially in the Eastern Plains, fence or Palisade, is to drag a river or pipe in a growing and wood that can accumulate in a bend of the same. You can also designate a fence built with wooden sticks, long and thin. Fencing, fence, hedge, fence, Stockade, close.
chamizo: It means dry branch, dry Bush by drought in Colombia. Deciduous tree that is clean of leaves. Without leaves, dry leaves, sparse.
enjundia: In Colombia it means berraquero, vigor, courage, brio, pujanza, arrojo, arrest, force. In some cases used to say fat, tallow, daub, fat, fatness, gordana, oil.
edredón: Quilt is a word of French origin, which means padding, filling. Cover of feathers or cotton filling. In Colombia is synonymous with blanket, blanket, blanket, bedspread, blanket, padding.
abraxas: Although its actual meaning is unknown, it is a word that the Gnostics recorded on stones which were used as a talisman. Historical versions say it was possibly a deity of good and evil in the ancient Greeks or that he was a God of the ancient Egypt.
averano: It is a name given in some parts of Brazil to the ringer, bearded bearded or ringer ringer. It is a Songbird of the family Cotingidae, its scientific name is Procnias averano. They also say oroponga or oroponga do nordeste.
alfurus: One of the common names given to the babirusa or pig is wild deer in the Celebes Islands, Buru and in New Guinea. Its scientific name is Babirusa alfurus and belongs to the family Suidae. Cardanus alfurus is also the scientific name of a beetle that belongs to the family Lucanidae, which is also endemic to New Guinea. The Alfures or Alfurus is the name of one of the ethnic minority groups of the Papues peoples of New Guinea.
belesa: It is a common name used for several different plants. One is the verbascum giganteum, from Scrophulariacae family, which also receives the names of donkey ears, great mullein or twisting. Another is the Hyoscyamus niger, also known as locoweed or black henbane, jusquiamo, belenyo, henbane. The Solanaceae family and has high levels of alkaloids like atropine and scopolamine. It is used in the treatment of epilepsy and insomnia. There is another plant that also receives the name of belesa, and its scientific name is Plumbago europeae, of the family Plumbaginaceae. Other common names: dental, dentalaria, cancer, matapeces, mount or plumbago tobacco herb. A common characteristic of them is they are temperate and found in Europe and North America.
beleño: In Colombia is a surname of Spanish, common origin in the Department of Boyacá. It means native, native, resident, or related to Bethlehem (or Belém). Henbane is also the name of a town of the Principality of Asturias in Spain. It is also the common name of many plants, all very different. Among the best known are: Foxglove (Digitalis thapsi Scrophulariacae family), Los (niger and albus), black and white Hyoscyamus from the same family Scrophulariaceae. The Helleborus foetidus and viridis (fetid and green Hellebore), of the family Ranunculaceae. Also say you Ballestera or toxic. The Bryonia dioica is also known as the devil or new plant. It is the family Cucurbitaceae. The Ecballium elaterium is also known as elaterio, bitter cucumber or gherkin from the devil. It is also in the family Cucurbitaceae. The Oenanthe crocata, it is also known as turnip of the devil and is of the family Apiaceae, and contains Oenanthotoxin. The Verbascum pulvurentum and thapsi, also say them Scrophulariacae family gordolobos. All of these plants are considered poisonous, although at very low doses are used in homeopathy.
belérico: It is also called belerico, myrobalan, myrobalan or the India Hazel (Avellena indicates the family Combretaceae). It is a tree native to india that has applications in medicine and industry. It has fruits like plums and they have tannins used in dry cleaning.
belen: Bethlehem (without tilde is the name of a native Ethiopian ethnic group. The correct term is Bethlehem or Belém. It refers to the village of the Kingdom of Judah, where Jesus was born. Currently it is in Palestine (the West Bank). It is a name that is used in many places in the world where there is Catholic or Christian faith, in almost all Latin American countries, there are several places called Bethlehem, also in Portugal and Poland. It is also a woman's name of biblical and Hebrew origin which means House of bread, is derived from Bethany.
belenista: That cultivated the Nativity scene. A person who worships the birth of Jesus. A person who is dedicated to make, manufacture or sell Christmas cribs, also called birth, portals or inns. A person who is engaged to perform work on profit on each one of the towns called Bethlehem.
bombarda: Explosive, Harry Potter spells used to break down walls. The name of a weapon very ancient artillery, predecessor of the Canyon. Sahi, Turkish weapon like a cannon. Also reportedly bombard to a musical instrument of wind, usually from wood and double tongue.