Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

coco reluciente

  20

In bable alistano Firefly, Luminescent night insect omnivore light worm of about two months of life that emits different frequencies of light as a sexual attraction or as a hunting technique. ( Lampyris noctiluca ). In ready is seen as a bright spot at dusk in the Canyon with grass near the town.

  

paleoglotico

  41

paleoglotico is incorrectly written, and should be written as "paleoglotico" as meaning: From the Greek palaios palaia palaión: old, old and glotta glottes: language: ancient language. Some scholars of Linguistics compared with archaeology and genetics have been established since the 20th century a parallelism between the Palaeolithic, dating from makes 2 million years, with the paleoglotico and the Neolithic with the neoglotico, thus calling the State of human language in those periods. They believe that if those times man manipulated stone with some intelligence tools it would be logical also to be with his fellows certain linguistic communication although it was rudimentary.

  

meluca

  18

In bable alistano meruca, earthworm raptors used to fish with a hook.

  

bromelia

  28

Type of tropical herbaceous plants of thick leaves that collect the rainwater in the central basin and develop on trees in the jungle, named so in honor of the Swedish botanist Olof Bromelius of 17TH-century. This genus belongs to the species Ananas comosus-pineapple-producing and the Aechmea magdalenae fiber-producing, the pita. Bromeliads are often used as ornamental plants in the interior of the houses by its adaptability to different habitats.

  

ratafía

  18

Brandy macerated with green walnut, cherry, lemon peel, cinnamon, nutmeg... that is made and marketed in different places in Spain, France and Italy. The name comes from the latin " rata fiat " which means that what has been agreed is meets what a verbal agreement is ratified by lifting the glass

  

excompañeros

  25

former is incorrectly written and it should be written as "ex-teammates" being its meaning: Ex, Latin preposition meaning denial among other things, could be applied to different words forming a semantic unit, although they do not exist as such in the dictionary of the RAE, to mean a reality that was but is no longer. A former partner is a partner who was but no longer; the same goes for former Minister, alumnus, former President and former seminarian... It is often applied to charges or passing situations.

  

s p q r2e

  22

s. p. q. r2e is incorrectly written and should be written as "S. P. Q. (R). "being its meaning:" Latin acronyms appearing in many documents and classic monuments of Rome, which mean Senatus PopulusQue Romanus: the Senate and the Roman people.

  

escacharse

  24

Asturleones alistano localism: become a Chub, break something like an egg.

  

cheirar

  17

In bable alistano smell both in sense active, sniff, as liabilities, to smell. Thus it is said what walk cheirando that here? and also what bad cheira the javalloba!

  

fucino

  24

In bable alistano snout

  

espenicar

  16

espenicar is incorrectly written, and should be written as "espenicar" as meaning: Alistano bable take something very small with the nails of the fingers to clamp mode and shred it, like to groom head to some Murillo box mode. In ready when a toddler falls and cries, distracted him holding her hand with the palm facing up and pointing fingers is told: this is the finger inside out, this is the ring, East of the hand, this scribe and this espenica fleas and lice by summer. And the child will smile.

  

¿aulo3f

  19

aulo3f is incorrectly written and should be written as "do Aulus?" being its meaning:? And also do classroom?, do aulos? and do classrooms?, asturleonesas words that mean where is? or where are?, which already Menéndez Pidal gave account in the Leonese dialect at the beginning of the 20th century. Mi Tía Vicenta used and they are still used in the lost villages of Asturias, Galicia, León and Zamora. Old Spanish saying: where they are the my loves? = would do the my loves? = do Adolos? by deleting the word and becoming loves enclitic pronoun. O tonic closed adult u. Drops the intervocalica d and is aulos.

  

insiciva

  18

Feminine of incisor, latin: in-: prefix: inward and caedo - is - ere, cecidi, caesum: cut, hurt, kill. Incisor has a literal sense: that is cutting, hurtful, sharp, penetrating, sharp, sharp, sharp, referring to things and a figurative sense: it's derisive, ironic, biting, satirical, sardonic, sacastico, referring to persons and their actions

  

ppp

  33

Stands for the diagnosis of diabetes: polyphagia ( hungry ) polyuria ( much urine ) and polydipsia ( very thirsty ). They are not acronyms RAE.

  

bakoitza

  16

Basque term that means each

  

molinosismo

  18

Heretical doctrine Christian created in the 17TH century by the Aragonese, theologian and mystic, priest Miguel de Molinos Zuxia defending the quietist pure contemplation and a mystical cuasimuerte of renouncing all very similar to the nirvana of the Buddhists. It was condemned by the Inquisition and imprisoned.

  

pelaespigas

  18

Someone from bad appearance, unreliable, a cantamañanas, a mindundi, a pelagallos, a pelagatos. Is used especially in Andalusia, la Mancha and central part of the peninsula, although it is not word SAR. what you expect from this pelaespigas?

  

atrozador

  24

Saw, saw alistana lumberjack, a meter and a half long with a handle at each end for two people serving to cut down trees and cut them.

  

machao

  15

Axe big alistana of lumberjack with nearly a meter-long wooden handle. It was used before power tools to cut down trees

  

patarra

  18

Tool alistana of horticulture, similar to hoe, middle size and rounded form

  

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