Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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desescalar: It means to lower the level, to reduce the intensity. It can refer to the decrease in the intensity of military operations in a conflict. It can also be the gradual decrease or decrease in the intensity of an epidemic or critical situation.
confinado: It can mean held, imprisoned, forbidden to move freely. That you must remain in your residence and not leave it. That can't be moved or mobilized.
oncilla: It is the name given to a small feline found in Costa Rica, Panama, western Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia (also in some sectors of Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, Guyana and Suriname). Its scientific name is Leopardus tigrinus. It is also often called tigrillo or tiger leopard.
troposfera: It is more appropriate to use the term troposphere. It is the name of the layer of the lower atmosphere and is close to Earth. It means the sphere that spins or spins. Layer that moves.
socerafobia: Irrational hatred or fear of in-laws.
iberofonía: It refers to the condition of speaking the languages of the Iberian Peninsula, that is, Spanish and Portuguese. Although different, they are usually comprehensible to each other. It is presented in more than 30 countries.
trihexafobia: It refers to the fear or phobia of the number 666. considered fateful or demonic.
sagita: It is also called an arrow. In a circle, it is the line that joins the midpoint of an arc , with the straight line that cuts its ends. It is a term used in geometry. The word is of Latin origin and means arrow.
mapamundi: In geography it is the name given to a cartographic representation that contains the entire earth's surface.
grisín: Name of a bakery product originating in Turin. It is an elongated bread, very thin and hard (crunchy), which looks more like a cookie because of its texture. In Colombia we call it palillo. In some parts of Spain it is called colín or pico. It is also called glisin.
colin: Colin is more suitable. It is a way of calling the grissini or grisín in Spain. It's the same as grisin, pico or breadstick. In Colombia and Cuba we call them palitroque. They are breadsticks or sometimes have wavy and elongated shapes. They come in a variety of flavors and are used as appetizers. This term is of Italian origin and is used more in Argentina.
ginocentrismo: It is a social doctrine or movement that considers women as the central axis of society. Vision of the world and society based on a woman's point of view.
femifacha: Radical or extreme feminism. Exaggerated and pernicious feminism.
euridice: Eurydice is also valid. It is the name of several characters in Greek mythology. Name of a nymph in Thrace who was the wife of Orpheus. Eurydike of Thebes was the mother-in-law of Hercules, wife of King Creon, and mother of Megara. Eurydike of Argos was the daughter of Lacedaemon and Sparta. Wife of Acrisius the king of Argos and mother of Danae. Name of a daughter of King Pelios of Iolcus. Name of one of the Nereids. Name of Nestor's wife, who was the daughter of King Clymenus. There were also Eurydike of Nemea, Pylos, Troy, and Mycenae. There were at least four or five other characters with that name. Name of an asteroid (75). It means woman with beautiful cheeks.
tuya: Possessive pronoun in the second person and feminine. In Greek mythology, Thia or Theia was the name in Greek mythology of one of the Titanesses. In some documents it is also listed as Tuya, Etra or Euryphaesa. It means where the light comes from, luminous sky or the one of wide brightness. Goddess of sight and observation. She was the daughter of Uranus and Gaia. She was the mother of the luminaries with Hyperion (Helios, Selene and Eos). Name of an asteroid .
acrisio: It means lack of judgment. In Greek mythology he was a king of Argos. Son of Abante and Aglaya or Aglaye ("Brilliant"). He had a constant struggle with his twin Preto, even from his mother's womb. .
aglae: It was the name of one of the three graces in Greek mythology. She was also called Aglaya or Aglaye, which means brilliant, she who shines.
damas: Plural of lady, meaning woman. Women. Name of a board game that is also called in some parts wall or pediment. It is played on a square board, which has 8 squares on each side. It is a surname of Spanish origin (Province of Ávila). Last name of a Spanish tennis player, whose full name is Miguel Damas.
molosa: Molossia was a region of Epirus in Ancient Greece. Name of a breed of dog from the same region. In Literature and Metrics Foot of Greek and Latin Poetry, composed of three long syllables.
legítima: It means that it is or is in accordance with the laws. Lawful, just, legal, true, genuine, original, certain, trustworthy, authentic. Conformed to norms or rules.