Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

rebalse

  36

In the Eastern Plains of Colombia means stagnation or water water, in the turn of a river or a car because of a sudden increase. Flooding, waterlogging, growing.

  

señero

  49

In the eastern Plains of Colombia means single, single, solirtario, without company. Retracted, smiting. He stays away and talks little. It only beckons or grimaces.

  

tranquera

  55

In the Eastern Llanos of Colombia, tranquera and better still tranquero is a livestock corral door made with trancas or crossed sticks.

  

silos

  56

Hole, hole or tank used to conserve grains. In Colombia it is the name of a municipality of the Department of Norte de Santander. It was founded as Saint Domungo of the Silos in 1531. Plural of silo . Barns, wineries, cavas, crypts, caves, pantries, wineries.

  

cumarina

  37

It is the name of a natural organic chemical found in many plants. It has medicinal uses and as a rodenticide. It is moderately toxic and is among the chemical group of benzopirones.

  

vestuarista

  52

Person who is in charge of supplying the costumes to the theatre actors. Costume person.

  

coperacha

  73

In Guatemala means collection, collection, collection, joint, collaboration, donation, contribution. In Colombia colloquially we say cow.

  

goterear

  31

In Colombia it means living off the contributions or gifts of others. In Colombia it is the same as ordering, siding, porning, canalear, beggar.

  

glugluteante

  65

It means it emits gluglutes. Noise generated by turkeys. It makes glu glu glu continuously.

  

zagalillo

  47

Young boy who is dedicated to grazing. Zagalito, little shepherd, partorcillo. Diminutive of zagal .

  

zagalito

  47

Diminutive of zagal . Zagalillo, young boy who is dedicated to grazing. Zagalito , little shepherd, partorcillo , zagalejo . Brand of children's clothing and footwear.

  

makuluak

  31

It's a Word in Basque language, which means crutches. It is the name of a song performed by Berri Txarrak.

  

rielero

  34

Person who works for the railroad company repairing the rails. Person who changes or repairs railroad rails.

  

casquizo

  38

It is a surname of Spanish origin. It is also one of the common names in Spain of a tree, also conioid as Extremaduran corkcornoque. It also receives other names : cork , envelope , acorn , Moorish corkcornque . Its scientific name is Quercus suber and belongs to the botanical family Fagaceae.

  

trocear

  19

In the forestry and timber industry. Cut tree trunks into logs, sections or sections. Cut into pieces anything. Divide into pieces or pieces. Cut, split, section .

  

paniquiarse

  34

In Colombia and colloquially, fill with fear or panic. Scare, lash out, be afraid.

  

pellizones

  16

Plural and increased pinch. Plural of pellizón . It was the name of a long old robe, lined in leather. It was loose and simple. It was used in the late Middle Ages. The word is of Latin origin (pellicia), and means elaborate leather, made with skins. Fur coat. Pellicia, pinch, pelliza.

  

almijar

  33

It is a word of Morísque origin and means deposit, cellar, cava, barn. Silo for grapes.

  

troj

  39

It is a term used in Agriculture. It is a kind of barn that is made with partitions to deposit grains, during harvest. Troja, tank, barn.

  

entrojar

  32

You want to deposit the cereals or crops in a barn. Save or deposit in a troj or a troja.

  

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