Spanish Open dictionary by Andres Alberto Molina Coutiño

liberales

  24

Liberals: In politics tend to be two streams ideological Liberals that are on the one hand and on the other end the Conservatives, an example are very clear the Democrats and Republicans in the United States. Liberals is the progressive current that at any cost give you entry to the new (Democrats) and conservatives prefer the old values that gave good results to the progress of the nation (Republicans) and they are very careful to the changes.

  

enpoderamiento

  38

Emponderamiento: In our society, there are groups that feel excluded from the rest so it feel that their rights are violated, Governments to remedy this situation use policies public empowerment by reforming certain laws that help to These groups to emponderase that is not another thing that get power through policies public of each country

  

copalito

  20

Copalito: Diminutive of copal, is a tree that is used in many parts of america as an incense to the altars in the Catholic religion and rituals of the natives of each country.

  

gnosico

  37

Gnostic: Possibly refers to Gnostic meaning self knowledge or self-knowledge. There is the belief that the auto knowledge leads us to the knowledge of God in Gnosticism.

  

sincera

  53

Sincere: A person that it is transparent in its dealings with others having no double. It is believed that this word is created from which when extracted honey removed the wax is transparent "If wax"

  

persona pataletuda

  29

Pantaletuda: Possibly you mean pantaletuda, in chiapas the girls that were not placed correctly the Shorty and them was when big or not want to be a dress called in a derogatory manner pantaletudas.

  

tumbando y capando

  56

Lying and capando: popular sayings that are born taking as an example the skill that had people who were dedicated to neuter the animals so that they not suffer so much. It could mean ability to run both at the same time with much skill.

  

infórmamelo

  22

Informamelo: A way of speaking in central america to say "give me information"

  

mitote

  34

Mitote: This word is of nahuatl origin and means many voices that are heard at the same time through the rational mind that does not allow us to see objective reality if not the opposite creates mental confusion. Mitote can also mean gossip or rumor.

  

mitotero

  57

Mitotero: Someone from little criterion and that spread opinions without verifying that these false or true sen, also are told mitoteros people are very given to gossip and rumor

  

pregonanado

  20

Touted: To understand this word we have to go back to ancient times when there were no modern media of today, a Crier was an officer of a King who was in charge of preaching any news of interest including the edicts promulgated in the Kingdom, we could say that proclaimed is something that was already announced by the town crier.

  

catilimbuchi

  14

Catilimbuchi: This word is used in a region of Chiapas, and to say give money by putting your head on the floor and falling on his back.

  

cucuyús

  52

Cucuyuchi: It is most likely a species of louse of the hens is the cucuyuchi and that the way to pronounce it changes from one region to another.

  

eucaristía

  67

Eucharist: The action of giving thanks to God for all his blessings, this makes us aware that the source of all good comes from the. We are very accustomed to the vast majority of people who come to the eternal only to ask but very few people know to thank. Eucaristos in Greek means "Thanks".

  

cuachi

  29

Cuachi: It is said cuachi to a twin brother either when a person are together for friendship said andan encuachadas.

  

encuachados

  27

Encuachados: It is said of people who by some link are together all the time

  

guelaguetza

  43

"Guelaguetza: the word guelaguetza is of Zapotec origin and means to help each other". in special situations people help each other as we harvest a crop, build a House, at the celebrations of traditional holidays. This name is called an annual festival which takes place in oaxaca.

  

tinaja

  40

Jar: It is possible that this word derives from the Hebrew Tanakh which means writings. The Tanakh were a pottery where kept rolls of parchment from different books of what is today known as the Bible. In Mexico the jars continue to be used as vessels for water

  

yeshua

  26

Yeshua: is the real name in Hebrew of Jesus Christ which means the one who saves.

  

testigo

  42

Witness: According to believed that in some cultures such as the Roman and Hebrew that in order to be able to testify for or against one person men played his testicles as a principle of truthfulness in his saying. now it says I give you my word of man that's why were not allowed women to act as witnesses

  

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