Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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luba: Luba is the name of two cities: one in the Philippines, from Abra Province and the other in Equatorial Guinea, on Bioko Island. Also, Luba is the name of a Central African étnia (Congo). In addition, Luba is a woman's name of Russian origin. It means Love. Name of Ruben Blades' wife (Luba Mason) and a Ukrainian model ( Luba Shumeyko). Luba in Estonian, means permit, authorization.
ultraconocida: It means well known, super-known, the most recognized or famous. Very well known.
turmogo: Name of a prehistoric village that inhabited the Iberian Peninsula, since the Bronze Age. It means that they lived on the banks of the Tormo (a river of Huesca). They also received other names : Turmodigos , Curgonios , Murbogos , Tormogus .
pollita: Tiny cock. Breeding a hen, female and very small. In Colombia it means very young, referring to a girl or teenager. Almost girl, young woman.
montecino: It is a surname of Spanish origin. It is popular in Chile. There is also Montesino, Montecinos and Montesinos. It is of Valencian origin. It means that it comes from the mountain, mountaineer, mountaineer, mountaineer. Montaraz, montuno. It can be taken, as an indicator of fearful, elusive, huraño, rough. Last name of a Chilean writer and anthropologist named Sonia Cristina Montecino Aguirre. Name of an Italian village in Tuscany.
visajes: Plural visaje . In Colombia and in the popular language, it means to be seen, to be discovered, to be shown, to be announced, to give up. Allow others to watch or discover you. Acts or signs that warn of someone's presence somewhere or what they do. By extension hints, tests , signs , manifestations , footprints , tracks .
ayutla: It's the name of a Mexican city. It means in Nahuatl, where turtles abound. It's in the state of Jalisco.
borneo: It is the name of an island in Southeast Asia. It is the third largest in the world, second only to Greenland and New Guinea. The term means located to the extreme, which is far away, at the end of the world. At the limit. In Attica, is the circular movement to the site or anchoring point of a boat.
brasileño: It means that he is born in Brazil, the largest country in South America, originally from Brazil, living in Brazil. Relative to Brazil . It may also refer to something derived or obtained from the brazilian stick, pernambuco or ibira pitanga . Its scientific name is Caesalpinia echinata and belongs to the family Fabaceae. It means red wood. Red or reddish. Reddish-tint, like a ember.
patraña: Invention that has the object of deceiving or harming . A short story invented and of a novel character. It means deception, lie, embean, infuse, falsehood, slander.
falcata: It is the name of a type of curved and long sword used by the Arabs. White weapon resembling an alphange. Type of fluted sword used by the ancient Iberians (although really that name is not the original and was put much later).
falconido: The correct term is lacking, with tilde. It is the castellanization of the term Falconidae. It means it belongs to the falcons, which is a hawk. It is the Spanish name of the family of falcons, medium-sized birds of prey.
gaza: It means in strong Hebrew, fortified place. The word is of Persian origin and meant real treasure. It is the name of a city and a territorial strip that remains in southeast of Israel, on limits with Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea. It is a territory dominated by the Hamas group and is considered Palestinian territory.
albanesa: Person or woman born, resident or related to Albania (European Country) . Colombian woman, born in any of the three municipalities of Colombia, belonging to the Departments of Santander, Guajira or Caquetá).
cumbiar: It means dancing, dancing. Perform music in cumbia rhythm, but the authentic, the Colombian. Dance or dance the rhythm of cumbia, which is a mixture of African black dance and indigenous dance, authentically Colombian. It is a soft, cadenced dance in which a lock is usually used.
taxi: It means rented, rented. You are paid to transport us exclusively. Although we all think that taxi only refers to the utility car for rent, the reality is that it can refer to all kinds of transport that is purchased for rent. In Yopal it is very common air taxi service to the big herds. 1998 French film name, by Gérard Pirés (also given the name Taxi express). Name of a 2004 Tim Story film.
hexacampeón: It means he has won six championships or six titles in the same competition. He's achieved six crowns. Champion six times.
vallesano: It means that it comes from or is originally from the Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico in the Mexican republic. It is also the name of your Mexican football team. He participates in the Third Division and they are also called Los Diablos de Valle Bravo.
xerecista: It means that it comes from or is originally from Jerez de la Frontera, a city in Spain, from the Province of Cadiz, in Andalusia. Fans or fans of Xerez, or Rugby Club Xerez Deportivo Football Club. It is also the name of representative teams of that city in various sports, such as Football, Basque football and Rugby.
siloísta: It's a way of calling whoever is originally from Siloé. That comes from Siloé. Follower of the Humanist Movement created by the Argentine Mario Rodríguez Cobos, known by his pseudonym SILO. The movement is also called the Universalist Movement, New Humanism or The Siloist Movement.