Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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cayeno: In Colombia it is one of the common names of an ornamental shrub. It is also known as poppy, hibiscus, San Joaquin, China Rose, cucarda. In other countries it is known with other very different names, in Mexico for example they call it Flower of Jamaica and in Philippines gumamela or tacorangan . The scientific name is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis and belongs to the family Malvaceae.
totazo: In Colombia it means hard hit, usually in a fall. We also say baton, matracazo or mamonazo.
mamonazo: In Colombia it means hard hit, usually in a fall. We also say baton, slug or totazo. You can also indicate a very strong blunt blow given with your hand or with an object like p. E. a club.
burilla: It can mean butt, pucho. Cigarette almost consumed in its entirety.
revestidos: It's a turning-up to coat. It means placing a layer of one material on top of another. It means coated, covered, covered, wrapped or padded.
beteraba: I think it should be better beterava. Anyway it is one of the many common names that the sugar beet receives, which is also called beland, chard, cabbage, celga. Its scientific name is Beta vulgaris and belongs to the Amaranthaceae family.
conyuges: The correct term is spouses, always with tilde. It means husbands, married, married, married, married. Couple united in marriage, married couple.
huayna: It is a Word in Quechua language meaning Young. It is the name of a summit in Peru. It is part of the Salcantay massif. It is better known as Huayna Picchu or Wayna Picchu (full name). In Quechua it means Young Mountain and is compared in importance to Macchu Picchu (Old or Ancient Mountain).
paupers: It is an English word meaning beggars, very poor persons. Very poor people, beggars.
aquile: It can be considered variant of Achilles or Achilles, which is a male name of Greek origin and means protector. It is also an inflection of aquilar which means uncomfortable, annoying, disturbing, disturbing.
volo: It's an Italian word for flight. In Italy there is a musical group called Il Volo (The Flight), which performs classic crossover. It is a male trio, consisting of a baritone and two tenors. In the central part of Colombia we say bolo ( with b ) to the pumpkin, which is a cucurbitate plant.
pedigüeño: In Colombia it is the same as beggar, almsman or beggar. Person living off public charity or begging. That asks the others. Person who lives on alms.
limosnero: In Colombia it is the same as beggar, pedigree or beggar. Person living off public charity or begging. He asks for handouts from others. Person who lives on alms (we do not use it to designate the giver alms, as it is used in various parts of Spain).
menesterosa: It means needy, very poor. Person who lives off public charity. Person who asks for alms or needs oboles from others. Needed, almsner, beggar, indigent, pedigree.
paupérrimo: He's a poor superlative. It means very poor, extremely poor.
pauperizar: It means impoverishing, leading to ruin, leaving poor, leading to inopia. Ruin.
acropaquia: It is the same as hippocratic fingers, digital hypocratism, spoon fingers or drum stick fingers. It is a bulging of the phalanges extremes of the fingers. enlargement of the fingers. It usually has no pain and is caused by thickening of the tissue under the nails. It is associated with lung ailments.
maremágnum: In Colombia we use the term to indicate chaos, confusion, anarchy, disorder.
anarquía: It means no government, no authority, no direction. Absence of power or authority. It can also mean chaos, confusion disorder, slob, bloating, bewilderment.
calcinar: It means over-submitting to fire. Carbonize, incinerate, burn, burn.