Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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cefire: Stands for Center of training, innovation and educational resources of Elda, a beautiful city of Alicante in the Valencian Community. In 2010, it was declared the best website institutional and education of the province of Alicante, which graphically informs almost everything from plants to the art of the Renaissance.
como se le dice a la persona que vende hierbas: We call the person who sells herbal remedies because they are known and know its application to the health of persons herbalist, herbalist, or expert.
concientizo: 1st person singular of the present indicative form of the verb to awareness, Americanism equivalent to raise awareness, to make someone acquires knowledge of something and act accordingly. Also used pronominalmente, take one's own conscience.
videor: Deponent verb of latin in 1st person singular present indicative form which means seem or look well. ( The Latin deponent verbs usually have passively and significance active ).
tañeron: 3rd person plural of the preterite perfect simple verb to touch, ( from latin tango tangis tangere meaning to finger-mark something as an instrument and also sound, i.e. Emit a sound that 41 instrument;
interferente: It would be the active participle of interfere with, i.e., to disrupt or bring something or interpose someone between two or more extreme realities. Jammer would be a word formed with the prefix inter - and the active participle ferens fero ferentis, however the RAE unsupported it, although interference. Also supports other deferential, different, offeror, afferent, preferential prefixes, inferente, benchmark, efferent.
haber pisado alguien buena (o mala) hierba: Verbal locutions that mean succeed in own projects or activities or fail. They also mean to be happy and cheerful or angry and bad mood
dar mate: Alistano bable control, head, rule, keep in order. " I don't know how da tou estu mate of all 39 above " said mi Tía Vicenta when veimos the evening stars.
emprendio: away is incorrectly written, and should be written as "undertook" being its meaning: 3rd person singular of the past perfect simple ( indefinite ) indicative of the verb to undertake what you begin, undertake, address or start an activity, project, or business even if there are difficulties. Derived from the latin: in-: directional prefix and turn prendis prendere: catch, grab, take, capture, reach.
triglycerides: triglycerides is incorrectly written, and should be written as "triglycerides" being its meaning: They are fats that travel in packs of three fatty acids with a glycerol molecule through the bloodstream to give energy to the cells of our body and, when there is surplus, be accumulated in any part of our body, such as in the gut, to be used in future situations of need. On their journey they need a means of locomotion that are lipoproteins. Healthy living the amount of fat in the blood should not exceed 150 milligrams per deciliter.
que significa boccaccio: Italian surname associated with the Renaissance Florence largemouth, talkative, gossipmonger, parlero charlatan, meaning loose mouth, Parrot. Phonetically bocacho. The universal Boccaccio was Giovanni Boccaccio, author of the Decameron and other works, some written in latin. Along with Dante and Petrarca is one of the initiators of the literary Renaissance.
niceto: Name derived from the Greek ( nike nikes: victory ) Therefore it means victorious. This name was Yes used by our grandparents, but nowadays just heard. A character of our history that led it was Niceto Alcalá Zamora, writer and conservative politician, first President of the second Republic, born in Priego ( 41 Cordoba; in 1977 and died in exile in Buenos Aires in 1949 as many other Spaniards due to our long and unpunished dictatorship.
atrapamelo: atrapamelo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "catch it" being its meaning: Sobreesdrujula word formed by the second-person singular imperative of the verb catch prepended to two enclitic pronouns: me in indirect complement and in direct object. The enclitic pronouns are unaccented and form a graphic and phonetic unit with the previous word. Catch means secure, seize, retain, apprehend, reach, catch, imprison, take. The verb take Americans give a special meaning which does not have on the peninsula.
amodi: amodi is incorrectly written, and should be written as "amodiño" as meaning: Galician word meaning slowly
apanastrar: Apanastrar in bable alistano crush a body or normally heavier object to another especially in vertical direction. It is said that Aeschylus Greek writer died of a tortugazo. According to Hermipo of Smyrna, an eagle, confused, dropped a tortoise on his bald head and the apanastro.
ser de alto copete: Verbal phrase that people use, not without some joke to refer to people of high social position or who believe it. The origin of the expression is in fashion to wear wigs, hairstyles and high hats by the ladies and gentlemen of the aristocracy in the 17TH and 18th centuries.
caneiro: In bable alistano canine tooth or Fang, canis canis, dog Latin.
murillo: Under the hood of the alistanas kitchens is a small wall of about 50 cms of height and depth 15 attached to the wall to project heat back and put up the tongs, pitchers of move with wine when it is very cold or other objects. Murillo is also the name of different Spanish towns, especially in Navarre, Rioja and Aragon and a surname also spread to Latin America as our Bartolomé Esteban: I'll take the bird family.
yarsagumba: It is the fungus cordyceps sinensis that takes place in the spring in Nepal and in the mountains of Tibet to 4,000 meters, considered a powerful aphrodisiac, no scientific studies that support it, whereby he paid up to 20,000 dollars per kilo. It belongs to the family claviceps. The claviceps purpurea or ergot, potent vasoconstrictor, in medieval Europe caused many situations of madness ( San Antonio 41 fire; and death. The yarsagumba is a parasitic relationship between the cordiceps and hepialus fabricius Butterfly larva.
mayuelu: The mayuelu: Word of the Asturian which means many things: the Hawthorn plant ( 41 Hawthorn; or Hawthorn Scots that has, according to the sites, more than 150 different names in bable mayolino, magic plant in Celtic culture, also used as medicine. One of the oldest specimens, Hethel Old Hawthorn, about 700 years, is located east of England near the Church of Hethel in Norfolk. Also means vineyard, prado, adolescent, boy dazed, badallo, Clapper, penis...