Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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oyamel: It is an endemic spruce from the mountains of Central and southern Mexico of good wood and up to 50 meters of height ( 41 religious abies;: spruce sacred, perhaps because of the shape of its branches cross. Used as a Christmas tree. In the State of Michoacán these spruce forests are the refuge of the monarch butterflies that come to spend the winter from Canada.
biar: It is a town of the interior of the province of Alicante with historic character of some 4,000 inhabitants engaged in tourism, textiles and footwear and to the production of honey; why some argue that the name derives from the latin apiarium: place of bees; others say that it comes from the Arabic biar: well, as a place of abundant water.
paratiroidea: It is the adjective that applies to the glands of the parathyroid hormone. They are four glands located in the anterior neck of people, located behind the thyroid gland and that secrete a hormone that regulates the levels of calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D in your body into the blood. The levels of parathyroid hormone in the body it can be measured by a blood test. Hormones are substances natural or synthetic consisting of amino acids or steroids that influence the functioning of the different cells or organs of the human body. The word comes from the Greek: for: next and thyreoeides: you have a shield.
que son semi nommadas: they are semi nommadas is incorrectly written and should be written as "semi-nomadic" being its meaning: Seminomada is of Greek etymology: ( prefix eufonica s: hemi: half half nomas nomados: which changes from pastures ). Applies to the human groups as Veldt seasonally, but they have a permanent settlement during part of the year. Usually this type of life put into practice that are dedicated to the grazing or seasonal hunters are.
atavicas: atavicas is incorrectly written, and should be written as "atavistic" being its meaning: Plural feminine adjective of atavism, of Latin origin: atavus: fourth grandparent, ancestor. It is the genetic heritage of our ancestors. By the vagaries of genetics ( in the fertilization of the egg there are genes that are discarded and others not in meiosis ) There are genes of our ancestors who sometimes appear in their descendants. This phenomenon biologists called atavism. It can also be applied to behaviours or customs of the ancestors that are kept in the present
filiales: Plural adjective of son, Latin filius filii given in the linguistic evolution towards Spanish son, as Word heritage, ( one of the rules of this evolution is that the " (f) " initial, followed by vowel, a word not monosyllabic tends to become " (h) " furnus, farina, or formica ). However subsidiary ( the son or the son or daughter ( filia ) ) It is a cultismo because it keeps the " (f) " Latin.
ablutofobia: This word is suffixed, Graeco-Roman, ( abluo abluis abluere ablui ablutum: washing, washing, purification and phobos phobou: fear ). It is an irrational and distressing fear of washing or bathing or showering. In general, the causes of phobias tend to be negative experiences or traumas, usually children, associated with the fact that causes the phobia; in this case it might be a situation in which you were about to drown, or any other traumatic situation. Psychology today has means to undo those unconscious associations. If someone have a similar psychic situation that has spirit and rely on a specialist.
vehementes: Plural of vehement vehemens vehementis Latin: rash, burning, passionate, passionate, energetic, compelling, fiery, tenacious, enthusiastic, violent... Normally applies to the character and attitude of the people who act with verbal or physical power without necessarily reaching the violence. It can also be applied to situations.
gratis etsi: They may be two Latin words, perhaps out of some text. So, free would be dative or ablative plural of the three genera of the adjective gratum which means nice, pleasant, pleasing gratus grateful and etsi, an adversative conjunction ( however ) or a conjunction invalidating ( although )
ultrajarte: It is from the verb ultrajar in the present infinitive which means insulting, slandering, ' t wrong, humiliate, despise, offend... with the personal pronoun for the second person singular direct object function and enclitic, i.e. behind the verb position and forming with it a phonetic unit.
aun asi: The word " even " it comes from the latin, " 34 adhuc; Qu means so far ( ad huc ) so far, still, even; It is thus an adverb of place and above all time as in Spanish, when you carry a tilde. Still, with tilde, an adverb of time that can be exchanged by still it is in Castilian. You can go along with the adverb of mode " " as well, but then they are not a phrase but two: an adverb of time with an adverb so that can not be together. Now, when " even " does tilde can mean " up to 34, 34, also 34, " even " " including " " ( or ) even " but never would still, as in the following expressions: "??I would give you the land and still life " " not even telling the truth, we thought you ". SAR standard is accent when you can change by still and does it when it can be changed even. However, there are situations in which " even 34, without accent, it can go in the company of the adverb " thus " forming a syntagmatic unit and then forming an adversative conjunction or modal meaning then " despite all " " despite all " " " " However this way " or in the company of 34 adverbs; then or when " also forming a temporary or invalidating conjunction: "Not yet sick, did you come ". "And even then, I wanted to come ". "A person may feel alone, even though many people want the ". In relation to the stressed accent, " even " with accent, it's a tonic Word and therefore accentuates how to pronounce it. However " even " without accent, it is an unstressed Word and it is not emphasized to pronounce it but that binds to the next word phonetically. In the case of " even though " the two words are unstressed and are pronounced as a whole with the next word.
alfayete: alfayete is incorrectly written, and should be written as "alfayate" being its meaning: It is one of the nearly 1,300 Castilian words which the SAR recognized as of origin Arabic in our beautiful language. Comes from Hispanic Arabic alhayyat, and this from classic Arabic hayyat and from century XIV means tailor, who cuts and makes costumes, male or female, but above all man. This Arabism from our language appears in some sayings: "Alfayate that not stealing, little wood 34 needle;
foros: Plural of Forum, Latin Etymology: forum which meant the plaza, public space where it was market and public buildings of administration of Justice, management, political or religious, the equivalent of the agora of the Greeks in which converged everything that happened in the city: were news, sale of slaves, speeches by politicians, etc. That is why currently designates any real or virtual space of encounter between people talking, communicating news, pass on knowledge, show artistic trends or enjoy communication. Castilian words related to this are: capacity, forensic, aforamiento, fueros.
hipofagia: Hipofagia ( from the Greek hippos: horse or hypo: under, below and phagos: dining room, phagomai: eating ) It also means insufficient power or situation which come under their needs
no rascar bola: Not working, not given a stick to water, not give nor coup, loitering, loitering. It can also mean to act without an effective outcome, without efficiency, without success.
traya: traya is incorrectly written, and should be written as "whiplash" being its meaning: You probably want to say " 34 whipcord; by the mispronunciation of the " ll " some write with " ". Mean rope used as a whip. " give whipcord " It means physically or metaphorically, to criticize harshly hit someone.
viator: It is a municipality of the province of Almería about 5,500 inhabitants located a few Kms from the coast. Is also a Latin word that means Walker, making the road ( viator viatoris )
musa: Goddesses of Greek mythology, initially nymphs of sources with variable number, according to the different localities until nine o'clock is inpusieron from Boeotia muses, inspiring in music, poetry, arts and Sciences. They were these: Calliope, Muse of epic poetry, Clio, of history, Erato, lyric poetry, Euterpe, music, Melpomene, tragedy, Polimnia, of the sacred chants and anthems, Talia, of the comedy, Terpsichore, Urania, astronomy and dance.
mioteca: Of Greek etymology: ( mys myos: muscle and theke thekes: box, tank 41, " 34 muscles store;. It is the place of the faculties of medicine where are stored and preserved the muscles of the body for study by students
organoclorados: It is an organic chemical compound of carbon atoms linked to hydrogen atoms in which some of these links replace the hydrogen atom by an atom of chlorine. The result is not always suitable for the environment. An example: dioxins, harmful to living beings. In other cases, very useful products for the industry such as vinyl chloride PVC pipes are obtained that are obtained.