Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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catole: It is the name of a small Brazilian town in Pernambuco, his correct name is Catolé do rocha.
catanda: It is the name of a town in Angola, famous for its unique, volcanic Paleozoic of extrusive character in that country. This lava is very rare.
manopla: It is a kind of very strong weapon, usually of steel that molds to the shape of the hand. It is also called fist of steel, American fist, nudillera, key of fist fight. You can reach the skull fracture.
impositivos: It means imposing, of obligation, imposed, that it requires. Concerning public taxes.
estribadura: Part of the Chair where are brackets. Part of the mount where the brackets are set. Be action. Action to put the feet in Stirrups rider. A Stirrup belt to ammarra.
acalia: One of the common names given to grass is canamera, bismalva or Marshmallow. Its scientific name is Althaea officinalis and belongs to the family Malvaceae. Cultivated since ancient times. It has medicinal uses.
adsir: adsir is incorrectly written and should be written as ADSUR being its meaning: I think the question is about ADSUR. So is the acronym for Association for the Rural development of the Sierra Sur de Jaén South is
bisoco: bisoco it is incorrectly written and it should be written as Visoko. being its meaning: I think the question is over Visoko. It is the name of a city of Bosnia, famous for a series of hills that are considered by many hidden pyramids.
boconear: It means walking bocon. Bragging, flatter it, walk with gossip, bragging.
avenina: It is the protein found in oats, more precisely it is a prolamina (not a gluteina), it is considered that the oats has gluten.
bitanhol: It is one of the common names received the Maria rosewood tree, also known as guanandi, calambuco, palo María (in Panama), arary, Santa Maria tree, stick of oil (in Colombia) whose scientific name is Calophyllum inophyllum and belongs to the fam Ilia Calophylaceae. It produces a medicinal oil. It is used as an ornamental and its flowers are very fragrant. In the Philippines they say Bitan-hol or bitanjol.
bisteot: Bisteot God of hunger, in the Mayan and Aztec cultures. The first syllable probably means uitz or uiz corruption, and the name can be derived from the Aztec teotl, teocihuiztli, «hunger» and «God».
aves: It is the plural of ave. Be live two, which has peak and two wings and legs that usually flies. They have the body covered with plumasy reproduce by eggs. Vertebrate beings who are former members into wings.
alhanía: It means room or room for sleeping. Bedroom, bedroom, bedroom.
callarse: It is the action or effect of silence. Remain silent. Not pronounce or say anything. Mute is silenced, shut up, hold, support, hide, cover, book.
avertín: It is a condition of livestock which consists of colic with flatulence. It is the loss of the sense of balance in humans. Dizziness, vertigo.
alhamar: Hispanicization of Al - Ahmar, one of the nicknames of the first King of Granada, called Muhammad I, founder of the Nasrid dynasty. In Arabic means "son of red" (Ibn Al - Ahmar). They referred to the color of the beard.
astringencia: It is the property that has a substance from dry out and collapse an organic tissue. That can dry out the inner skin of the mouth. It is astringent.
acecharán: It is an inflection of stalking. You mean spying, observe, discern, monitor, squinting, threaten.
famulla: famulla is incorrectly written, and should be written as Famula. being its meaning: the correct term is famula. It means domestic, waitress, Maid, service, girl servant, Maid.