Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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solo: It means you have no company, friends or family. It is separated or isolated from others or other things. Single. In the United States it is a surname of a footballer, named Hope Amelia Solo and plays as a goalkeeper. She has been world champion and has won two Olympic gold medals.
solo o sólo: Alone, without tilde, means that you have no company, friends or family. It is separated or isolated from others or other things. Single. In the United States it is a surname of a footballer, named Hope Amelia Solo and plays as a goalkeeper. She has been world champion and has won two Olympic gold medals. The word is only an adverb indicating that nothing other than what is mentioned is included, but it can also be used without tilde (insinuates a condition or points to a cause).
sólo: The word is only an adverb indicating that nothing other than what is mentioned is included, but it can also be used without tilde (insinuates a condition or points to a cause).
cinarra: In Meteorology is a very light type of drizzle of small ice granules, frozen blades or ice sharps. When falling to the ground it does it smoothly and does not bounce.
cajón: Outside the correct definitions of Fede and Furoya, in Colombia it means acting in a way that harms another. Confabulation, betrayal, disloyalty, felony, infidelity, perfidy.
mosa: In Geography is the name of a river and a Department in France. It can also mean cushion or pillow.
templete: Derivative, diminutive and derogatory of temple. Small temple. Gazebo, kiosk ( kiosk) , gazebo, pavilion. In Architecture is a small structure that has a ceiling and supports and has no side walls. It is used to protect from the sun or rain and to cover a sculpture or an image.
gazebo: It means kiosk, temple or viewpoint.
estupa: In Architecture is a type of temple, kiosk or gazebo. It is a small structure that consists of ceiling, supports and no walls. They are built mostly for religious purposes and are very typical of the Buddhist religion. It is usually circular and vaulted.
fastigio: Usually in Architecture is a pointed or stiletto-shaped structure that is built on top of a dome. It is a very common decorative element in mosques.
pinaculo: The correct term is pinnacle, with tilde. It is the name of the highest part of a building or a temple. In Architecture it is an element in the form of a cone or pyramid that is above the roof of a building or a church. By extension is used to mean the highest, the best, the one that occupies the first place.
alminar: It is the name given to the towers or domes of mosques. Yamur, minaret or viewpoint.
bigardo: Useless person, who does nothing. Lazy, lazy, idle, lazy, lazy.
bigarda: It means lazy, idle, lazy, lazy. Person or woman who does nothing.
pinon: I think they're asking about pinion. If so, it's a way to call a sprocket. It can also be a way of calling the seeds of the pines, which are edible ( Plants of the Pinaceae family).
mercaptano: It is the name of a natural gaseous substance released by decaying organic matter. It has a strong smell of rotten cabbage. It is a sulphur compound that can be used as a flavoring of home natural gas, to be able to detect it as well as additive in aircraft fuel. It is flammable, strong odor and non-toxic. It can be found in blood, brain and animal tissues. It is usually released along with faeces.
changuito: In Mexico it is diminutive of chango means monkey, monkey or very agile person. Monito, mylittle. In Ecuador it means very good or very agile.
lanceoladas: In Botany it is a class of leaves according to its shape. It means they have spear shape or better spearhead. Ellipse-shaped and one end more rated than the other. .
encerrona: Situation prepared in advance among several, to force someone to act in a way that does not accept or approve. Agree between several to harm someone. Block. Celada, trap, ploy, deception. It can also mean confinement, quartering. In the art of Cúchares, deal or bullfighting in private.
gorgeo: The correct term is twitter, with j. It means high-pitched, prolonged and with pitch changes. Birdsong, trill.