Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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lucuma: It is the name of a tree in Chile and Argentina, which is also called chañar. Its scientific name is Lucuma spinoza and belongs to the Fabaceae family. It is also scientifically called Geoffroea decorticans by Moussy or Gourliea chilensis by Clos (synimias). It is frost resistant and has some medicinal uses.
puñal: Sharp weapon. White gun. Knife, dagger, stylus, faca. Relative to the fist. It is caught or grasped with your hand or with your fist.
nómadas: It means they have no fixed place to live or stay overnight. They change addresses frequently. Wanderers, transhumantes, andariegos, gypsies.
seucy: In several indigenous cultures of vaupés in Colombia, it is the name given to the Constellation of Las Pléyades and in some cases to the sun. Among these cultures are those of the Tupi-Guarani, Tucani and Arawak linguistic families. They are from territories of Colombia and Brazil, mainly settled the basins of the Vaupés and Negro rivers. According to legend it is the indigenous Mother of Yuruparí who was her great Chief and Guide. The word Yuruparí means begotten by a fruit (allegedly the piquia).
oniri: It can mean dreamy or good sleep. Dream. In Colombia it is the name of a very nice hotel in the beautiful and colonial municipality of Barichara, Santander.
charrúas: Nickname with which the Uruguayans are known, Name of Aboriginal people settled in that region.
parrandero: Person who is very cheerful. He likes and enjoys the parranda. Party, pachanguero, cheerful.
zapatico: Nickname we have in Colombia to small taxis for their shape. Yellows. Shoe diminutive.
nunes: It is a surname of Portuguese origin. It is common in Portugal and Brazil, but also exists in other South American countries.
cenizo: It means gray. It is also the name of a small shrub in Colombia. Its scientific name is Achyrocline bogotensis and it is of the family Asteraceae. They also call several plants of the genera Abarema and Adenocarpus of the Fabaceae family and others of the genus Chenopodium and the family Chenopodiaceae. Cenizo was the nickname of Jorge Amado Nunes for the color of his hair.
orinal: In Colombia it is a type of health rate, which is embedded in the wall and that is for an exclusive one of varrons and only serves to urinate. There is also the ditch urinal which is a porcelained floor way of a small ditch to be used in the same way. Urine.
salta: It's a jump inflection. It means jumping. In Argentina it is the name of a Province and a City. They also exist in Bangladesh and England, two villages under the name of Salta. Jump is also the name of a typical Yemeni dish.
satanizado: Inflection to demonize. It means condemning, usually ahead of time and without analysis. Consider something extremely perverse or demonic. Demonize.
fríjol gandul: It is the name of a shrub and its fruits. The fruits are pods and their grains are highly nutritious. It also receives other common names, such as guandú, stick bean, pea bean, gandules stick, quinchoncho, kumanda. Its scientific name is Cajanus cajan and belongs to the Fabaceae family.
zaehringia: It is a noble surname of German origin that ruled in Sybia and Switzerland during the Middle Ages. It is the name of a Freiburg musical group composed only of drummers (musicians who perform drum rolls). It is also the name of a student association, which exists in Bern and also another in Burgdorf. In German, the German is also used by Z-hringia.
lustrina: It is the same as bitumen, luster, shine or grease that is used to shine the leather of the footwear.
popol: It is a Maya word of origin, which means meeting, group, community, board. The Popol Vuh is the name of a book of Maya origin.
baloo: It is the name of one of the characters of "The Jungle Book. He's a mustody bear. He's essentially an educator.
lobato: It is usually the way it is called the breeding of a wolf. It is also the name as a Boy Scout beginner. It is also a surname of Spanish origin and exists in Mexico, Argentina and Brazil. . In Brazil, it is the name of a municipality in the State of Paraná.
billetazo: In Colombia it means a lot of money. Exorbitant sum of money. It's an augmentative of a ticket. Very big ticket.