Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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clinamen: Philosophical term introduced by the Latin poet Lucretius (1st century to.) (d). (C). ), follower of Epicurus (3rd century to.) (d). (C). ), the 2nd book De Rerum Natura, which translates the Greek parenklisis of mechanism nuclear physicist of the Epicureans and term meaning inclination or spontaneous and casual deviation from its moving atoms, which gives a basis to random and freedom in this theory deterministic IA.
teónomo: From the Greek Theos, God and nomos, custom, standard, law. It has its basis in God. Nominalism of William of Ockham is a philosophy teonoma which makes dependent on everything, the essence of the real and the moral standards of the will of God. If God had wanted that the murder was good, it would be good. This theological voluntarism is an application of general volunteerism that gives priority to the will of the intellect.
proceso por fautoría: Legal cause of the Inquisition against the makers, which favored the evasion of people persequidas by "the Holy Office" or that they not betrayed them or hiding their assets so that they are not expropriated or which hindered the inquisitorial work (impedientes). In the first third of the 16th century the Holy Office Prosecutor accused of fautoria Luis González, neighbor of Brihuega, by defending a woman accused of judaizer. On February 25, 1525 there was abandon Brihuega and go to Cifuentes. (Archivo Histórico Nacional. The Toledo Inquisition. Leg. 79, n. No. 16).
pozo canadiense: Also well Provencal. Installation of shallow geothermal energy a few meters deep under the houses to take advantage of almost stable from the two meters underground temperatures thus keeping homes warm in winter approximately 15 ° C and cool in the summer to about 25 ° C. We all know that things are so in caves or cellars dug in the basement. I also remember that in my childhood when I went to the source with the pitcher water came out hot in the winter and cooler in summer. Come on, which are experiences of Perogrullo.
ribeira sacra: One of the areas most beautiful South of Lugo in Galicia and North of Ourense on the banks of the Cabe and Sil and Miño rivers with beautiful canyons and landscapes full of Oaks that so dearly Druids, with an infinite number of Romanesque churches and monasteries and vineyards terraced (soca LCoS) that produce the Mencía with the homonymous appellation of origin wines. What beauties we have on our land and what little we know them!
témpora: Latin tempus, time period and also temples. Brief period of the liturgical cycle of the Catholic Church in the last days of each season and beginning of the next, dedicated to prayer and fasting from the 3rd century with the likely idea to replace the pagan festival of sowing harvest or vintage. As not to confuse the ass with the temporas probably does not refer to this meaning but to the temples or head as when we speak of the temporal lobe.
juramento de los heliastas: Horkos heliastikos. The heliastas, members of Athenian courts from the 6th century to. (d). (C). consisting of Solon, pledged by oath made on the Athenian of Ardeto Hill, as it conveys Demosthenes, to respect the Constitution and the laws, to not revoke or impose unfair exiles, not to accept gifts or personally or through people filed, hearing with full impartiality accuser and accused, and to vote accordingly. "I swear by Zeus, Poseidon and Demeter who ask if I violate my promises to send his punishment on me and my family, but also beg you to give me all kinds of prosperity if I meet them."
angioma: Medical term. Greek angos, vessel, vessel. Also hemangioma. Reddish stain normally small and with relief on the skin of the people, formed by accumulation of blood vessels. These small reddish lesions of the skin usually do not represent any health problem. Another thing is new and blackish spots with uneven relief. The dermatologist will tell us.
millennial: Anglicism for millennial, milenico, who was born around the year 2000 or in the last decades of the 20th century, young who have grown up with the internet, mentality and behavior, open and free.
tocar los cojones: Popular expression somewhat hard of hearing. Bother, annoy, annoy, touching noses, playing balls, playing bagpipes, overwhelm, provoke anger or anger, cause irritation. Another thing is the reflexive form of touching the balls, that is to say, do nothing, be a vague.
ádyton: Greek to adyton, the impenetrable, the sacred, place that can not enter. As says Fede, in architecture, Centre of Greek temples that only priests could access or in which the Pythia was as in the Temple of Apollo on Mount Parnassus near Delphi. Seems here converged several failures, which would explain the emission of gases such as ethylene, which would suck the Sybil. According to witnesses, some died between rales.
gnothi seautón: Inform yourself. With this invitation greeted visitors, according to Pausanias, historian of the 2nd century the Temple of Delphi. In the interior, he added: "warn you, anyone in Rome who want to probe the mysteries of nature, which if not hallas in ti what you were looking for, nor can find him out. If you ignore the excellence of your own House, how would seek to find other Excellencies? Ti treasures treasure is hidden. Know yourself and know the universe and the gods". (Oracle of Delphi).
tojo: The Galicians say toxo. Group of leguminous shrubby plants with many spines and yellow flowers of the genus Ulex, calling by Castilla also gorse, gorse in the Cantabrian area and argania by the South of the peninsula. My perfectly overland piorno they call a Bush that is similar though smaller bearing, which dry and crushed used to ignite fire in winter in cold alistanas kitchens.
zarramaga: Plant herbaceous Asteraceae used in popular medicine, which also coniza, butcher, grass horse, zancarana, conyza canadensis, erigero of the Canada called grass.
síndrome de tourette: Disorder neuropsychiatric of multiple tics of movement and words, like blinking of eyes or other facial movements sometimes associated with the coprolalia. It seems that it is related to problems in the brain with its such as dopamine or serotonin neurotransmitters. Curiously individuals with this disorder seems that inherited improve with a gluten-free diet.
vicálvaro: District and Madrid district of the southeastern zone located in turning to an ancient homonymous village. Here next to the Hill of Almodovar, witness Hill is the largest site of sepiolite and the military uprising of the Vicalvarada against the Government of Isabel II began the summer of 1854. The name derives from vicus Alvar, a fifth of a Castilian nobleman of the past or perhaps vicus albus, White Earth place, by the numerous deposits of gypsum in the area.
refectorio: From refectus, past participle of reficio, recover, recharge, remake. Place where forces in the seminaries, convents and monasteries are reset. Collective dining in the monastico-conventual context. Here at the seminar while we chat, ate and had dinner one read the Bible or other book adoctrinante as in the name of the rose. I remember a scene in which a somewhat inexperienced companion read the life of San Francisco. It read: "Of how San Francisco was sleeping on an old". (Bell, mistake). "Of how San Francisco was sleeping on an old". (Bell, mistake). But still, man, do not stand. "Of how San Francisco was sleeping on an old mat". General spread.
cisexual: Cisexual: Neologism managed in journalistic and sociological environments since the early 1990s, introduced by the psychiatrist and sexologist German Wolkmar Sigusch, to define the individual whose sexual identity coincides with their biological sex, as opposed to the transsexual. The prefix cis-derived from the latin means "side here, from our side", as opposed to trans -, "beyond, from the other side". So the Romans spoke of Cisalpine Gaul and the Transalpina.
risum teneatis: Latin maxim that appears as question in a verse Epistle to Horacio rammers, lirico-satirico poet of the first century a. (d). (C). , maxima now used to mention something ridiculous or nonsensical: can contain laughter, friends? don't you laugh, storag laughter.
alizaz: Alistanismo. This term of my perfectly ground think it has Arabic origin and as in some other words, zuda, alquitara, Ferris wheel, bears witness to the passage of this culture by this geography, at least until the Christians began the repopulation of the Duero in the s line Iglo IX forcing the Arabs to the South. The alizaz is the Foundation of a building, a house or a haystack. Unless it was on penalties, the alistanos were always doing a deep ditch to lift the stone walls. Why alistanas houses have never fallen for lack of Foundation.