Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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mancito: The correct term is mansito, with s. Diminutive of meek. It means lack of bravura. It's docile or domesticated. The word mancito, as a diminutive of man, can be considered, meaning it means little man, small man (it is a term of colloquial use).
men: In Colombia it is short for Ministry of National Education.
hedonista: Person who practices hedonism. person who seeks pleasure as something fundamental in his life. Person who constantly seeks personal satisfaction.
majales: Plural de majal . A majal is synonymous with shoal or fish bank. Large groups of fish. Fish banks, shoals.
fluc: It's an acronym for Portuguese. It means Faculty of Letters given University of Coimbra.
me entro por los ojos: In Colombia it is an expression that means that "I liked it at first sight", I liked it, since the o i saw it I liked it. I was impressed since I first saw her.
tierra: Name given to the third planet of our solar system. Solid and firm part of our planet. Name of one of the four elements of ancient cosmogony. It means terrain, extension, floor, surface, floor, greda. They can be their synonyms orb, world, planet, globe or homeland, nation, country, region, place, terroir, people.
yacquelin: It is one of the variants and the Spanishization of the name Jackeline. It means the one that is always or always present. It is also considered as meaning that will be rewarded by God. It is of Hebrew origin ( Jacme ) and is considered French and female variant of the male name Jaime.
talla x: In Colombia it is the name of a very venomous snake. In Colombia we also call it mapaná. Other names he receives are nauyaca, four noses, velvet. Scientific name Bothrops asper .
almidón: In Colombia it is the name of a homemade glue that is made with cassava flour. We also call it thick. Starch. Generally speaking, a starch is a carbohydrate, present in most plants and is essentially an energy reserve of them. Mixture of water and cassava flour that is used to harden shirt collars in the ironing.
plásmico: It means plasma relatives. State of matter.
adoc: The correct way is Ad hoc. It is a Latin locution that means it is appropriate or indicated. It is named for its ability and merits. For honor.
plañidera: Woman who cries in a very outrageous way. Llorona. Woman who throws skinnys, sobs or screams of pain.
plañideras: Plural of plañidera . Women who cry very outrageously. Crying. Women who throw skinny, sobs or screams of pain.
kobani: In Arabic it means eye or watchman. It is the name of a city in the Aleppo Governorate in Syria. It is officially called Ayn al-Arab and most of its inhabitants are Kurds.
selij: The correct term is Selig , with g . In Colombia it is the name of a company specialized in the supply of supplies and equipment for cancer treatments.
jabinera: Relative to Jabin (or Yabín ). It was the name of two ancient Kings of Hazor, a city located north of present-day Palestine, who enslaved the Israelites. One was defeated by Joshua and the other by Barac. They are referenced in the Joshua And Judges Books in the Holy Bible.
nimio: In Colombia it means small, often, little value, something that lacks value, thing of very little value. It is synonymous with baladí, bicoca, borrufalla , bauble, fruslería , furrufalla, insignificant.
difa: In Argentina it is the acronym of Department of Languages for Academic Purposes, a unit of the UNC National University of Córdoba and belonging to the Faculty of Languages (or Languages).
arboreto: It's the same as arboretum. It's also the same as Botanical Garden. It is a site where trees (and plants) of many diverse species are planted and for scientific and academic purposes. In many cases artificial environments are created so that species of different climates thrive properly.