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Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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  Value Position Position 1 1 Accepted meanings 35388 1 Obtained votes 722 1 Votes by meaning 0.02 3 Inquiries 1184357 1 Queries by meaning 33 3 Feed + Pdf

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zapata
  18

It can mean wedge or fit. Place or place where you can rest your foot to stand or propel yourself. I rested. Last name of Spanish origin . It is also one of the common names of a seafish resembling the wetfish. It is also called shoemaker, poplar or snapper, clotha. Its scientific name is Spondyliosoma cantharus and belongs to the Family Sparidae. Last name of famous Colombian folklorist and choreographer called Delia Zapata Olivella .

  
zuna
  25

It can mean resabio, morning, whim. Muhammad's sentence. Rule that governs the Mohammedans. It is also accepted in this sense suna or sunna .

  
zoqueta
  33

In Colombia it means silly, dumb or also high-end, daring. In rural jargon is the name of a piece of wood or cork that serves as a protection to the edge of the tools.

  
ropón
  25

Small blanket or blanket that is used to shelter babies. It is usually woven and wool. That tucks or abgates. Increased clothing.

  
rayúo
  45

On the Colombian Atlantic Coast means striped, striped. It has several stripes of different colors.

  
extralarga
  37

It means more dimension than normal. Longer than usual. Very long.

  
gulunera
  34

It means burrow, huronera, cave where some animal lived.

  
hualusa
  20

It is one of the common names of a plant of edible tubers. It belongs to the family Araceae. It is also called ocumo, yaro, malanga, quequequeque. Its scientific name is Xanthosoma sagittifolium. Its leaves and stems have a spicy taste.

  
vítores
  70

It means cheers. Screams of exaltation and praise. Live, standing ovations.

  
azpilicueta
  47

It is a surname of Basque origin. Name of a Basque population, belonging to the Baztan Valley, in Navarra. Last name of a Spanish footballer. who plays in le Chelsea, named César Azpilicueta Tanco.

  
gorrón
  50

Person wearing a big hat. Increased beanie ( hat ). In Colombia it is the same as a gorrero or gutter. Person who lives at the expense of others and who does not want to spend anything on their maintenance. We also say busty, lifer, conchudo.

  
zin
  32

It is a type of Authorization or membership for zumba instructors. Zumba Instructor Network stands for it.

  
malthusiano
  30

It means reltive to Malthus or follower of his doctrines. Follower of Thomas Malthus's economic theories. Who practices Malthusianism.

  
encaminadas
  34

It means they lead or lead to something. They have an end or purpose.

  
¡súper!
  39

In Colombia it is an expression that indicates that something is wonderful, that it could not be better than it has achieved. Excellent.

  
desjaretar
  45

In Colombia means open, separate hard, crack. Separate two parts that are joined. Tear.

  
rasgar
  43

It means to break into strips or forcefully a cloth or a paper. Make shreds. Smash a cloth or paper by reducing them to pieces. It can also mean playing or pressing, when referring to a string instrument as a guitar.

  
pension
  19

The correct term is pension, with tilde. It means monthly, it may well be the one paid in a school by a student, or the allowance that is paid to the retired older adult. In Colombia pension, it also means worry, restlessness, restlessness, distress, disturbance, mortification and can also mean lodging, hostel, hostel.

  
gorja
  20

It means partying, jolgorio, cheerful, having fun. It also means guargueero, gaznate or throat.

  
joto
  65

In Colombia means package, bale, cargo, suitcase, package. Something that is wrapped between pieces of cloth or between a talego or rib.

  




       


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