Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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megalacria: In Medicine it is a condition that manifests with very large limbs and head, the same as some sense organs such as nose and ears. Medically it is also known as acromegaly, Marie's disease, pituitary hypereosinophilia, hypertrophy or gigantism.
corvo: It means curved, crooked or in the form of a hook or hook. In Honduras it's a way to call a big knife or a machete.
tunco: In some Central American countries such as Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras is a class of machete.
machete: In Colombia and Venezuela it is the name of a field tool, similar to a very large knife. It is usually about 20 inches and has edge only on one side. It is used to cut shrubs, weeds and branches. In Cuba it is called mocha, in Central America guarizama, tunco, cuma or corvo. In Colombia it is also told in some parts charapo or rula. Also in Colombia it is the name of a herbicide and matamalezas, whose active ingredient is Glyphosate. Also in some parts of Colombia is a kind of written trap that students used to improve their test scores. Chiva, torch, cupcake.
condrictios: It's a Latin term, which means cartilaginous fish. He's got cartilage and no bones. That the skeleton is not hard. It's a kind of fish. The word is formed from the Greek roots kondros (cartilage, tendon) and strokes ( fish).
food: It is an English word meaning food, food.
sapiron: I think they're asking about Sapirón, with z. It is the name of a cat, companion of Micifuz, with whom they devoured a capon (Fable "The Scrupulous Cats" by Felix Maria Samaniego). You may also ask for Capirón, with c . If so, capirón is a type of fabric cover used by KKK members on the head and also flagellars (usually white, conical in shape and have two holes or perforations in the eyes that allows them to see).
siukiu: It is more suitable Siu Kiu. It is the name of a fictional city, which appears in the short story "History of a Princess, her father and Prince Kinoto Fukasuka" by the Argentine writer and composer Maria Elena Wash.
picis: The correct term is Pisces or Pisces, which is the name of the twelfth sign of the zodiac. It means fish. With Cancer and Scorpio, they make up the water element group. Symbolizes dissolution or discrepancy ( duality). It is ruled by Neptune and Jupiter.
viajero en yola: Sailor or navigator of a very small and rustic sailing boat. On the Internet or Computer Can be a user of Yola, Yola navigator, a website builder for non-experts.
aporías: It is a term used in Philosophy. Plural of aporia . You can also call aporima . They are the reasonings that arise from a paradox or contradiction.
chicharroncitos: Diminutive and plural of chicharrón . Pork bacon frying. In Colombia colloquially it is said chicharroncitos to problems or difficulties, obstacles that can be overcome but that involve dedication and work.
q significa chamom: I think they're asking for chamon. If so, it is another of the names given to a black plumage bird. It is also known as black tordo, black tordo, blackberry, blackbird, common tordo, queen Josmary, chupin, mulatto, vaqueri, cowboy bird and blackbird cowboy. Its scientific name is Molothrus bonariensis and belongs to the family Icteridae . It is found almost all over America.
añatuya: It is the name of an Argentine town in the Province of Santiago del Estero. The word in Quechua language can mean skunk or skunk (animal that expels fetid smell), but also in Guarani means Diablo Viejo.
de refilón: It means in bias, on the one hand, laterally, superficially. Rozon. Touched or brushed slightly by the edge.
guandú: It is one of the common names of a legume plant and its fruits in pods (giant beans). It is also called guandúl, guandús, stick beans, chicharo beans, gandule stick or quinchoncho. Its scientific name is Cajanus cajan of the fabaceae family.
aura tiñosa: It is another of the names given in Colombia to the big-headed guala, a scavenger bird.
jirce: I think the question is for Circe. It is the name of a female character of Homer's Odyssey. She's a sorceress.
mechinascle: It is the way in Mexico the buds of the maguey plant. Tender leaves or pencas of the maguey plant.
megacerops: It means giant horned face. It is the name of an extensive group of prehistoric animals, among which brontotherium can be considered.