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Felipe Lorenzo del Río
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  Value Position Position 9 9 Accepted meanings 3876 9 Obtained votes 61 9 Votes by meaning 0.02 20 Inquiries 121046 8 Queries by meaning 31 20 Feed + Pdf

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atribuibles
  32

Plural of attributable, it can be assigned, awarded or applied to something or someone. The suffix - ible,-able always means possibility of

  
aoquias
  18

Algae green and elongated that fluctuate and floating in the rivers de Aliste which springs make up banks of precious white flowers such as singing frogs. They also called geese, eggs or ajomate, scientifically rhizoclonium vulgare.

  
zalamada
  22

Zalamada: weed in the raizadas of the Alders of rivers in ready after a flood, formed by Earth, sand, branches, grasses and algae and other waste.

  
chirivitil
  12

chirivitil is incorrectly written, and should be written as "chiribitil" as meaning: Small people carrier and little cuidadado. In ready he is called hovel. The chivitero is the place where goats and kids, chivas and the goats are based.

  
glipotototeca
  20

glipotototeca is incorrectly written, and should be written as "glyptotek" being its meaning: Glyptotek. Greek glypho: sculpt, etch and theke: box, warehouse. It began as a small engraved stones Museum. The first that the collected in the 1st century a. d. C. was the Roman framework Scaurus, following his example, at the end of the Roman Republic, Julio Cesar and Pompey. In the Renaissance were the Medicis of Florence. Later the gliptotecas saved and preserved all kinds of especially the stone sculptures. Currently stresses the glyptotek in Munich in Germany.

  
bigornia
  26

Quadrangular vertical iron of about 40 cm of height finished pointed at its base to be nailed ashore square head flat of about 6 cm of side serving in ready to chop the guadaño for mowing the grass in the meadows in the month of May.

  
chiquero
  53

Quadrangular enclosure made of consistent canizas of wood meter height joined outdoor in at its base to a heavier wooden trunk and above with an interlaced circle of twigs. The size of the enclosure is proportional to the livestock, as used in ready to save the sheep and goats during the nights of spring and summer, so they paid with their excrement on a piece of land. In the morning the pastor first thing it does is to raise cattle that usually lie down at night. Once they have paid the land, the pastor changes the position of the canizas for the following night.

  
cabana
  41

Cabin: sparse weave of Wicker, a curved caniza, filled with straws of rye that protects the bed of the Shepherd, made of thin branches and straw, the wind and the water, to be inclined and attached laterally with two rods finished in fork.

  
ser de la c¿scara amarga
  31

This expression is used in Spain for centuries with different meaning: started meaning in the seventeenth century - 18th man cheat and bully who, after going to mean person progressive and new ideas for the conservatives in order and you are done being a euphemism for homoxesual

  
esvulaciar
  24

Raise your hands and arms flapping them as do the birds with their wings. In ready they usually do the birds of prey when it is windy, as if they wanted to raise the flight. Also said the birds that have not even left the nest and are learning to fly.

  
alaciar
  24

Attention by raising a hand or two to greet or say goodbye to distance or for some other reason. (Localism of Aliste ).

  
redi
  22

Redi is incorrectly written and it should be written as "redios" being its meaning: Curse that tell ready men indicating anger as a euphemism, as also rediola, recristo, recrista, sometimes adding the word put. Women often say the pucha!, mecachis!.

  
h¿spera
  27

h spera is incorrectly written and should be written as "hospera" being its meaning:? Or rehospera, curse of ready that often say men as euphemism for host or rehostia

  
ca¿ilero
  10

CA ilero is incorrectly written and should be written as "canilero" being its meaning:? Alistano name of the sahuco ( sambucus nigra ) Bush of berries and medicinal black edible flowers, which in some parts used to make alcoholic beverages or jams. It has a whitish bone marrow in which wasps lay their eggs inside the trunk and branches. Also called binteiro, canolero, sabucal, sabugueiro, sabuquero, samuquero, saucal, elder, danewort...

  
rapaciada
  23

Group of slightly older children or teenagers alistanos that when they gather usually prepare some mischief, cabronada or Jewry ( with all respect for the Jews that we have genetic inheritance almost all Spaniards and Arabs ).

  
no quita que
  26

Alistana, initial expression of sentence, equivalent to I am afraid that, not be ( infinitive ) can be true that, it is possible that.

  
prenociones
  30

Plural of prenocion, from the latin: prae: front and notio notionis: notion, idea, knowledge: prior knowledge, which goes ahead. They are conceptual clarifications made before entering into matter.

  
magurios
  16

To see the word remembered the hidromurias and Julio Cortázar giglico language ambonios, but no, it is not this. So call in Bilbao and other areas in the Basque country the snails marine that cooked and onion sauce are very rich, as the clams, the clams or clams.

  
amamacar
  11

Pamper, show excessive affection and love. Mi Tía Vicenta said when someone was overly affectionate with children: "Amamacalos well, that no haran get eyes " insinuating the saying " breeding crows and will draw you the eyes of " And it is that traditional education in Aliste was fairly Spartan. My aunt told him sometimes: "Aunt, affection need to feel it and prove it 34.

  
esbotar
  41

Also estitar, remove the titos hands or seeds from the pods of peas, beans, or beans. My grandfather is he spent the long nights of winter esbotando beans or beans in the finding with the fire in the kitchen and I sometimes helped him. Shells are not shooting, because the animals ate them eagerly. (Localism of Aliste ).

  




       


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