Spanish Open dictionary by Francisco Valdez Mendoza

Francisco Valdez Mendoza
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cintilar: Cintilar. It comes from the Latin «scintillare»: centellear, shine, refulgir, glow. Intermittently emission of light and colouring in the stars.
umbelífera: Umbelliferae. From the Latin umbella, umbellae 40 hybrid adjective; nominative and genitive singular of parasol ) and the Greek foreús, foréoos ( nominative and genitive singular of carrier ). Dicotyledonous plant with flowering umbel ( 41 umbrella; of commonly alternate, simple leaves, petioles envainadores, aromatic some. Examples: anise, cumin, fennel, parsley, carrot.
habeas corpus: Beginning of the Anglo-Saxon text of the order of appearance of all detained or imprisoned, citizen to present immediate and public before a judge or a court to be heard and will rule if his arrest is legal or inconvenient.
nosofobia: Noun. From the Greek "nósos": disease, and «fobía»: fear, fear. Fear of contracting any diseases that are not actually suffers.
dubitar: Intransitive verb derived from Latin 'dubius': doubt. Doubt. It means indecision, confusion, hesitation and hesitation.
perennofolia: Evergreen. Leaves of plants do especially trees are always green?.? It comes from: ) perennis, composed by 'per' Latin: by, during 'annus': year ( during the 41 year; Folium: Blade, from the Greek fíllon: sheet.
composta: 1. Solid waste ( 41 garbage; organic that introduced in a small excavation in devices called 'laundromat' or large treatment plants become fertilizantes.2. Syncopation ( loss of intermediate letter ) from compósita: composition or act of composing.
fidalgo: A synonym for hidalgo. Hidalgo. 1. Individual of noble and distinguished lineage. 2 Generous person.
anhidrofilos: Anhidrófilo. From the Greek ( No ) eufónica n hýdoor ( water ) fílos ( friend, like-minded ). Synonym of Xeric. Plants and animals typical of arid environments.
bípedo: Bipedal. It has two feet. From the Latin «bipedalis», consisting of bi: two, pes, pedis ( nominative and genitive singular ): feet.
hociquirromo: Of blunt snout. Muzzle: extreme bottom of the head of animals such as pigs, the armadillo and wild boar. It contains the mouth and nose. With him hoza ( rummages: lifts and removes ) the Earth. Romo: flat, blunt.
tetracampeona: Four time champion. From the Greek tetra: four, and the Latin medieval campio, campionis ( nominative and genitive singular of campus ) with the meaning of battlefield.
migrante: «It is the participle present of the Latin verb migrare», meaning displacement ( 41 place;. It occurs in people, animals and fluids. When the movement is towards the interior is called immigration; outward migration. Migrant who is going and coming from one country to another. Immigrant is who resides in another country of their origin. Emigrant is who not politically settled abroad.
escintilómetro: Apparatus for measuring scintillation. If it says centella, it is preferable that name you cintilómetro to this device. It is so designated in Mexico. There is one to measure astronomical scintillation and another to detect radiation, mainly range.