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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35132 1 Obtained votes 323 1 Votes by meaning 0.01 3 Inquiries 1128822 1 Queries by meaning 32 3 Feed + Pdf

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cualác
  14

It is the name of a Mexican municipality in the State of Guerrero. Nahuatl language means " in 34 good water;

  
cocula
  29

Cocula is a Mexican town in the State of Jalisco. Its name is derived from the term Nahuatl Cocollán, meaning " 34 wavy place;. It is known as " The Home World of the Mariachi ".

  
atlixtac
  22

Atlixtac is incorrectly written and should be written as "40 Atlixtac; is proper name )" being its meaning: Atlixtac is a Mexican town in the State of Guerrero. Nahuatl language means " wind on water ".

  
cuautepec
  17

cuautepec is incorrectly written and should be written as "40 Cuautepec; is proper name )" being its meaning: Cuautepec is a Mexican town in the State of Guerrero. Its name in Nahuatl means " Hill of Eagles ".

  
alpoyeca
  20

Alpoyeca is a Mexican town in the State of Guerrero. Nahuatl language means " 34 saltwater place;.

  
azoyú
  19

azoyú is incorrectly written and should be written as "Azoyú ( is 41 name;." being its meaning: Azoyú is a Mexican town in the State of Guerrero. Nahuatl language means " Place where the water turns into mud ". It is famous because there were famous codices of the Mixtec culture.

  
ñángara
  53

The term means something out of mud, mud. Anarchist character, hoi polloi, lumpen, proletarian, izquierdoso, revolutionary, rebel scum of the society. In quechua language means Walker, who walks away.

  
a priori
  37

The Latin phrase priori means " formerly " or " before ". In advance, ahead of time.

  
a posteriori
  40

It is a Latin locution meaning then, after of, later, later.

  
a divinis
  25

Divinis you mean in divine things. It is a pity in canonical law, which imposes a priest which is suspended him say mass and perform liturgical acts.

  
a verbis ad verbera
  20

It is taking the threat action. The allegation to the totazo. From words to facts. Attack.

  
ab aeterno
  21

It is a Latin phrase which means always, of life, from all eternity, forever, for life, for eternity, forever.

  
pájaro
  51

Bird is a surname in the Colombian Atlantic coast. Bird belonging to the order Passeriformes. Usually small birds that fly and are singing. In Colombia says bird to a bandit to a malechor. Also told bird to the male member and the female clitoris.

  
juchitán
  32

It is the name of two locations in Mexico: Guerrero and Oaxaca. In Nahuatl language means place of flowers or place of white flowers. The Oaxaca Juchitlán will say the isthmus of Tehuantepec or Juchitlán of Zaragoza.

  
apaxtla
  14

In language Nahuatl Apaxtla is derived from Apaztli which means dish, tray, Bowl, basin ( Clay pot glazed shaped casserole ). Apaxtla is a Mexican town in the State of Guerrero. The full name of the city is city Apaxtla de Castrejón.

  
pecaríes
  20

Peccaries are known in Colombia as Zainos, collared peccary, peccaries, car mount, rosillo chancho, chacharo or peccary. In Mexico say them taitetú, coyamel. They are in America. Its scientific name is Pecari tajacu and belong to the family Tayassuidae.

  
acta est fabula
  41

ACTA est fabula is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Acta est fabula, plaudite." being its meaning: The complete Latin locution is " ACTA est fabula, plaudite ". Is attributed to Caesar Augustus on his deathbed: " Have I developed my role well? Since then, clapping. The best translation is " function has finished, clapping ".

  
linguinear
  40

linguinear is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Linguinear." being its meaning: It is preparing or consuming pasta linguine or linguini ( in Spanish tongue ). We know these pastes as noodles.

  
ab origine
  16

It is a Latin locution meaning at the beginning, at the beginning, at the beginning. In legal reference to the first or most remote antecedents of persons, made or things that are investigated.

  
alea iacta est
  33

" Alea iacta est " It is a Latin phrase awarded to Julio Cesar to the Rubicon River. It means " The die is cast " and in more contemporary terms it would amount to " Be what God wants " or as they say the youth of now " We are going with all ". They refer to the desire luck in the campaigns that we started and return triumphant.

  




       


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