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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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avenencias
  14

It means arrangement, commitment, agreement, Covenant, agreement, conformity, Concord, harmony.

  
jenny
  26

Jenny is a name of woman of Celtic origin and means woman of great spirit. It has many variants: Jenni, Jeni, Jennifer, Yenifer, Yeny, Yenny, Jeny.

  
palmetada
  14

It is a synonym of slap. Once as in the face with the Palm of the hand.

  
hazar
  53

It is the name of a Turkish tribe who lived in the vicinity of the Caspian Sea. It is a name used in Turkey for men and women without distinction.

  
cara
  63

Countenance of a person, appearance, features, expression. Opposite side of the coin to seal or cross. Side of the coin that shows an effigy or a face. Face, face.

  
anabiosis
  16

It is a State of revivencia or a plant recovery after having suffered dehydration.

  
capomo
  24

It is the name given in Mexico to the seeds of the tree of Ramón, Ojoche. It has the scientific name of Brosimun alicastrum and the Moraceae family. They are edible and very nutritious. It is located in via of extinction.

  
chocha
  68

It is a wader which is also known as deaf, woodcocks, Woodcock and Partridge Woodcock. The scientific name is Scolopax rusticola and belongs to the Family Scolopacidae. Adult person who is very foolish, perecuda, complicated. Chile is also an edible marine mollusk.

  
sin ecuanon
  24

The complete Latin locution is " Conditio sine qua non " which means " Condition without which no " or that it is a condition of mandatory compliance. It has become popular only part Sine qua non, with the meaning without that, without which, is essential compliance. Used in medicine, philosophy, law and economics.

  
chureta
  16

It is another common name given to the Gavinas ( Sterna minutes ) Also said it 40 sea or terns terns; they are smaller than common gulls ).

  
hmm
  28

It is the onomatopoeia of a sense of pleasure to taste. Very nice flavor, delicacy, tasty.

  
rupta
  21

ku?ácký is incorrectly written and should be written as "KU?ÁCKÝ ( is an acronym )." being its meaning: KU?ÁCKÝ is an acronym used in Colombia to the single registry of lands and territories ( Land ) Abandoned by the violence. List of registered land passed to the management of the unit's restitution of lands that replaces the Incoder.

  
higroskopiko
  19

higroskopiko is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Hygroscopic" being its meaning: The correct term is hygroscopic. It means related to moisture or absorbing it. It retains or assimilated the moisture. Desiccant. To dry.

  
microdermoabrasión
  14

It is a method of beauty which consists of exfoliation or elimination of dead skin by applying a small device equipped with Sapphire heads.

  
mollar a palleta
  18

It means wet straw, straw or nozzle of the bagpipe. It is a term in Galician language.

  
palleta
  26

In Galician language means, straw, straw and nozzle.

  
boleta
  50

In Colombia ballot is the same as ticket, coupon, receipt, entry, seat, ticket, ticket, ticket, ballot. Number assigned in a raffle that is checked with a coupon or receipt. Removable from a checkbook. Permission to transport cattle. Notorious, showy and flashy.

  
bulla
  57

In Colombia is a surname. In Colombia it means noise, hustle and bustle, clamor, pomp, battering, scandal, riot.

  
ebro
  16

Ebro is incorrectly written and should be written as "Ebro ( is 41 name;." being its meaning: The correct term is 40 Ebro; own name ). It is the name of the River in the Spanish territory and long river and empties into the Mediterranean Sea.

  
moruza
  20

Moruza means crespo, curl, cachumbo, very Kinky hair. It is also moronas, crumbs, crumbs and bread residues. Morusa ( with s9 is a former silver coin.

  




       


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