Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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tepito: It is a district belonging to the city of Mexico, located north of the historic centre in Cuauthémoc delegation, is not a colony, belongs to the colony of Morelos and is distinctive for its high business activity, history, crime and place that is located between the society of the Mexican capital.
em portugues: These words are not language Spanish, but Portuguese. Em Português, means exactly that: in Portuguese. It is generally encyclopedic dictionaries that give definitions in several languages.
hasai: In medieval folklore and mythology Jewish, a lively being made from inanimate matter ( normally mud, clay or a similar material, ) It is usually a stone Colossus and are called the Golem. Tradition States that Hasai became a monk and he could control his fury. It now lives quietly alone in the mountains, away from everyone, but still has its force of golem and wisdom of monk.
ferezeo: Tribe Canaanite, previous to the entrance of the Israelites in Canaan, which seems to have occupied a section of the country, as you can deduce from the frequent references to them in the first books AT ( Gen. 13:7; EXD. 3:8; Jos 9:1; etc. ). Existed at the time of Abraham. They were very peaceful.
jazmin chebar: Jasmine kebar is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Jasmine Kebar" being its meaning: It is the name of an Argentinian designer who has brand for their products and stores ( ) registered trademark. It manufactures clothing and fashion accessories for Lady.
katzar: In Hebrew it means party, Merrymaking, Carnival. Theatrical show. It is not the Spanish language, but Spanish-speaking Jews use it frequently.
partirse el lomo: Split the lomo means working with much effort, to exhaustion. Do more than what the body resists.
tetelque en nahuatl: It is said is ochre or bitter flavor that have fruit before they mature. I heard him use in El Salvador. Green, green, immature, bitter, ocher.
cobijarte: It is to cover someone with a blanket, blanket, poncho or blanket. It is synonymous with protect you protect yourself, take cover, clothe you, cover your, enruanarte. It is also protected under a roof or a wing or be deserving of a provision that protects it.
capensis: Capensis is a Latin locution that makes relationship to some being live native of Cape Town and the Cape of good hope in South Africa, as for example the Drossera capensis
quispe: Quispe is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Quispe." being its meaning: It is a surname of quechua origin, although it is common in Peru, Ecuador and southern Colombia. It has as meaning that reflects light, which is bright, clear, translucent or transparent.
reino monera: Kingdom monera is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Mónera" being its meaning: It is defined as the Kingdom of microscopic organisms that inhabit all environments and that are composed of a single cell without defined nucleus, also called Prokaryote. Hardly used today. Includes Archaea and bacteria.
que es sili: It stands for integrated intelligent reading system. They promise a quick reading system, which could be read a 200-page book in 20 minutes, or an average of 10 pages per minute.
pachanguear: pachanguear is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Pachangüear." being its meaning: Live from farra. Fiestear. Fieta live. Go dancing or go of pachanga. Be happy, very happy. Partying. Live enrrumbado.
como gato boca arriba: as cat face-up is incorrectly written and it should be written as "As cat paws up" being its meaning: The common form used in Colombia is to defend as cat upside down, means defend fiercely, with much vigour, with much vehemence.
caracolies: Caracolí is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Carácolis." being its meaning: It is the incorrect plural of Caracolí. The right thing is Carácolis. It refers to a group of trees of Caracolí ( Anacardium excelsum ) a very common tree on the banks of the Colombian rivers.
que es turambul: Native to the plateau or depression of Turan, in Mongolia, between the Amur-Darya and Syr-Darya rivers. Mongolian. Hun. Originally from Turan (Tuvan R.R.. In Turkish it means salt. Also used as a synonym for dazed. Crazy. Orate. Desjuiciado.
que significa la palabra guarandeño: that means the guarandeno Word is incorrectly written and should be written as "Guarandeño." being its meaning: It is the adjective for people born in Guaranda. Guaranda is a municipality of Colombia in the Department of Sucre, on the Atlantic coast. There is also San Pedro de Guaranda or single Guaranda in Ecuador province of Bolivar.
kachumbo: kachumbo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Cachumbo" as meaning: Cachumbo refers to a curl, crespo or Kinky hair. Crepe. Straight hair girls make cachumbos especially in the front.
dactilopintura: Painting made with the fingers usually in nursery schools or kindergartens.