Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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officialism: It's an English word that means officialism, bureaucracy.
helva: It is a word of Arabic origin that means sweet. With this name are called several Arabic sweets made from semolina. There are also sweets made with tahina pasta.
merla: It's the same as blackbird or blackbird, the name of a bird. It comes from Latin merula. It belongs to the Turdidae family. Its scientific name is Turdus merula.
corologia: It is natural science that studies the main social characteristics in the life of an animal, such as habitat, populations, migrations and distribution. It is a branch of Biogeography.
dimana: It's a dimanfix inflection. It means to supply, flow, flow the water out in a spring. By extension originate, proceed, come, have one thing origin in another.
yedri: It is a name used interchangeably by both men and women. It has Hebrew origin and means friend (a) of great strength or also the one loved by God. It has variants like Yedrick or Yedrid.
tolteca: It is a word of Nahuatl origin. It means a dweller of Tula (Tollan-Xicocotitlan), who lives in Tula, in the State of Hidalgo in Mexico. It is the name of a pre-Columbian Mexican culture and an indigenous people of the Tula region in the State of Hidalgo in Mexico. Among them, the word meant "wise who dominates the arts", which is equivalent to "very cultured". Name of a state that was developed in central Mexico at the time of the Mesoamerican Post-Classical Period.
timorés: It means originally, resident or related to Timor, the name of an island in Indonesia. Timor.
lanzazo: It means blow or wound caused with a spear. In Colombia it means fast and accurate attack, also robbery (slamming to remove something) or used as an expression to indicate risk, reckless attack, risk, adventure, luck, play, fearlessness, daring, throwing.
sincelejano: It means born in Sincelejo (Colombian Capital city of the Department of Sucre). Resident or related to Sincelejo . Sincelejo.
zafrense: It is the gentility of those born in Zafra a Spanish municipality of the Province of Badajoz. It is wrong to use the segedan gentility and it is considered vulgar to say churretín. It can also mean relative to the harvest of sugar cane or the Colombian musical genre. Follower or supporter of Jesús Zafra Gutiérrez a Mexican politician of the early twentieth century.
destartalado: It has all loose or loose and threatens to get messed up. It means damaged, damaged, derailed, rickets, decomposed, old, blamed, broken, damaged, barefooted.
tarta: In Colombia it's another way of saying cake, cake, ponqué. It is a type of dessert made with eggs, flour, sugar and stuffed with fruits or nuts. The most common shape is round and decorated with whipped cream. It is baked and is usually a little thinner than a traditional ponqué.
achispado: In Colombia it is the same as on, initiated, copeton. Refers to a person who becomes cheerful and blissful by effects of liquor. Cheerful, blissful, good-humoured. It has spark or initiative.
akasha: It is a Sanskrit language term meaning sky, space, ether. Akasa is also used in yoga.
transgresión: It means violation, non-compliance, disobedience of a rule, law or mandate. Infringement. It is the action or effect of transgressing, which means infringing, violating, violating, disobeying, breaking, violating.
ridiculez: It means it's grotesque, irregular, extravagant or laughable. Laughable. It can also mean little, insignificant, scarce, petty, derisory Colombia.
irrisorio: It means it's a mockery or inducing laughter. It means it's grotesque, extravagant or laughs. Laughable. It can also mean in Colombia little, insignificant, scarce, petty, ridiculous, burlesque.
leonino: In Colombia it means disadvantageous to one of the parties. Abusive, advantageous, arbitrary, unfair, biased, rigged, fixed. With benefit to the one who does it. It can also mean relative to the lion or perhaps to the starsign Leo.
implicado: It means guilty or responsible for an action. Engaged, involved, wrapped.