Spanish Open dictionary by Edgardo Lavín

sapatra

  70

It will not be a deformation of the term "SATRAP " already included in Wikipedia?... should be sought in what context referred to the word " sapatra ".-If it is referred to the Medes and Persian Governors corresponds the " satrap " as well the use of the word pejoratively to designate a bad ruler ( taken from Wikipedia )

  

bayardo

  53

This Word could be referencing "A PERSON ENDOWED WITH VIRTUES SUCH " that would make it comparable to the French Knight ( 1520s aprox. ) Pierre Terrail, Lord of BAYARD, ( ( is a " bayardo " ) ) very known then as " the good Knight without fear and without REPROACH " ( 34 time;Knights " and "Lancers " ) being the bravest and virtuoso of his peers-he fought against Carlos V and lost his life in battle of chivalry and infantry-in Grenoble and Britain - France - are you has built monument.-

  

andana

  54

In the province of Burgos-espana, by the nineteenth century name " was given this to row " in which, within the Catholic Church buried parishioners.-said 1st andana, or 2nd andana, etc, and added the site, " 34 Epistle side; or " 34 Gospel; or front " at the altar of San Francisco " or etc.-

  

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