Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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chozuya: It is a place of purification for the Shinto. It is a washing of the hands, mouth, and bucket used for the rite. It is located before arriving at the Jinja, or sacred space. It is also called Temizuya and ritual is called Temizu. The bowl or container where the water is called chozubachi. A high percentage of believer still makes the rite in natural springs.
zurupetos: It is the term which refers to the brokers who are not yet registered or recorded. It is also used to reference notary members non-registered and considered intruders, upstart, provisional, temporary or supernumerary
esrar hasta la bandera: The correct phrase is "be up to the flags". It means that the crowd goes beyond the capacity of the venue where. That is very full, full, full, crowded, crowded, crowded, crowded, overwhelmed,
burriquero: A person who raises donkeys or uses for their day-to-day work. In Colombia we also say borriquero.
burricada: In Colombia is a traditional and popular career of donkeys. Carried out within the framework of festivities and they are more intended to be humorous than sports. The term is most used borricada or simply donkeys race. In the majority of cases is performed to pure hair, no saddle or reins, so often inexperienced riders fall off easily, what arouses the hilarity of the public.
copa: Cup is the acronym for a Panamanian airline's aviation, his full name is Compañía Panameña de Aviación. Glass vase that has support. Vessel, chalice, ciborium. Trophy which is disputed in many football championships (world, America, Libertadores, South American, Champions, Italy Cup, Copa del Rey, etc). Title, prize, award, reward, trophy. Measure for the bras for women. Measure for the shots of liquor. Drink, drink, cocktail.
quimbar: Quimba Colombia or quimbas is another way of referring to shoes, footwear. Quimbar, so it is walking, take foot, take infantry. Walking, marching, walking.
kami: Although the general trend is to give as meaning of Kami (Japanese word) God or deity, in reality the Japanese practiced the santoismo, it would be better to translate, according to practitioners of Shinto, as the essence of the self, spirit of nature. Honor the spirits.
carrillo: In Colombia is a surname of Spanish origin. Most were Sephardic Jews who adopted that name. It is the name of a Canton which belongs to the province of Guanacaste in Costa Rica. It is considered the archaeological Canton of Costa Rica. It is also the face, cheek, cheek muscle.
bunde: Primitive musical rhythm of African origin (Sierra Leone) from which emerged the cumbia, mapale, and the bullerengue. Musical rhythm of the Colombian Pacific's funeral and slow type and name of the dances that accompany it. Canto caller, mortuary song, song of mourning. It is especially used in funerals of children: initially it is sad and sorrowful, but then it will brighten when considering that the soul has come to heaven. Type of celebrations and street, typical of the Department of Chocó in Colombia. Rhythm musical andino in Colombia slow and soft. Bunde is the anthem of the Department of Tolima. In Panama there is the Darienita Bunde, which is a song and Christmas tradition. The Word as such means mixture.
oriola: It is the surname of a great Spanish basketball player. Pierre David Oriola Garriga, is called to play in Barcelona's Pivot. Female of oriol, bird also called Oriole (Oriolus oriolus, of the family Oriolidae). Oriola is the name in Valencian of the city of Orihuela, a city in the province of Alicante, in Spain. Oriola is a woman's name in catalan (and Latin) origin, which means that it is golden, Golden. Male version: Oriol.
bul: It is the name of the eighth lunar month on the sacredness of the Jews (Israelites) calendar and the second of the civil calendar (Dius to the Macedonians). It is a root that means give, produce. Month of sowings, Hesvan.
pozanco: It is a Spanish surname, more exactly Ávila. José Antonio Pozanco Lancho ("Ros") not could be promoted by Cruyff at Barcelona, by an injury to the heart. The name of a Spanish town in Castilla y León.
cajeta: Cajeta is a somewhat derogatory diminutive of box, caramel is a small box in which jewels are stored. Cofre, basket. In Central America and Mexico is a sweet of milk sometimes burned with different additions or flavorings. In the Colombian coast wants to say use and abuse, use too much something (give milk caramel). Wooden vessel in which are collected alms for the Church.
riofrío: It is the name of a municipality in the Department of Valle del Cauca in Colombia. In Ecuador is a surname of politicians and men of letters among them, Miguel Riofrío, novelist and lawyer, born in the city of Loja (Loja province, Ecuador). In Spain there are less 8 municipalities or localities that are called Riofrio.
huachacote: It is one of the common names given in the State of Morelos in Mexico, to a tree, which is also known under the name of guachacote (Morelos), nance, nanche and nacerol (Chiapas), manzanita or manzanito (Jalisco), nanche's Mount. Its scientific name is Mexican Malpighia, of the family Malpighiaceae. It is an endemic Mexican species. It has fruits at drupa, acids, edible.
tabulado: It means that it is organized in a table, in a box. It is an inflection of tabular. It means organizing in an index, role, payroll, list, catalogue. Indexed, listing, classified, ordered.
suculo: In latin it means battery. The correct term is suculo. It means fleshy, having accumulated water, which is tasty, juicy. Body soft and juicy. Succulent.
peñoles: It is the name of a great Mexican mining company. It is the first mining company in production of silver around the world. Peñoles is the name of a mountain in the State of Durango, Mexico, at boundaries with Coahuila and Chihuahua. Plural in penol (large stone).
longaso: In Ecuador it is used synonymously with old, old, old bristlecone. I think that as it is an augmentative of longo, should be with z, but in that region used with s.