Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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cirigüeya: Also ciriguena, cirguena, ceriguena, cerigona or celandine. So they call in my land perfectly this herbaceous plant of many uses in folk medicine. I remember his beige latex from their stems to remove warts. Its technical name, chelidonium majus, though they also say ciriduena, ciriuena, swallows, hirundinaria, warts grass, grass quitaverrugas and in many other ways.
eterio stinfálico: Arcadian pseudonym of 18th-century Venetian composer Alessandro Marcello, author of the Concerto in d minor for oboe, a Baroque beauty. Until the middle of the 20th century wasn't realized who was Eterio Stinfalico, pseudonym of this Venetian noble dilettante, Member of the Academy of Arcadia, who composed music for pleasure and contemporary of Vivaldi.
santamartero: It strikes me what Jorge Luis of the gentilicio of Santa Marta de Betania in Colombia. I think that the inhabitants of samarium responds to the fact that Bethany was a city of the Palestinian region of Samaria which is spoken in some passages of the Gospels, such as the death of Lazarus, brother of Martha and Mary. Here in Spain we have many locations with this name as Santa Marta de Tera at Zamora or Santa Marta de los Barros in Badajoz. We call santamartenses or santamartinos to the natives of Santa Marta.
luz equinoccial: Bright phenomenon that occurs in some Romanesque churches in Spain in the spring and autumn equinoxes. Sunlight penetrates at a time determined by the windows and illuminates the temple somewhere. In the Church of Santa Marta de Tera at Zamora the sun comes through the oculus of the head toward the 8 solar time, and illuminates the capital located to the left of the apse, about 5 minutes. This fact occurs two days before and after the equinox.
bucarofagia: Poculum, Cup, Cup, Cup Latin and Greek fagomai, eat. Eat bucaro, eating mud, custom of the ladies of the Spanish aristocracy of the 17TH century with different purposes and facilitate or prevent pregnancy, regulate menstruation or clarify the skin. It was common to small bites to eat a pitcher a day like that takes in his right hand the infanta Margarita in the Meninas of Velazquez. Already said that Lope de Vega in Madrid steel: broken color girl, or you have love or eat mud.
síndrome de klinefelter: SK or 47 XXY, by chromosomal mutation in the gonosoma. Genetic disease in some males can result in Hypogonadism, Gynaecomastia, infertility, hipoandrogenismo, deficiency of testosterone, learning difficulties and other symptoms.
prognatismo: From the Greek pro - forward, forward, before and gnathos, jaw. Protrusion of the jaw that does not conform properly to the upper jaw with a malocclusion by what gives certain difficulty chewing, biting or even speak.
evaristo: This name has a Greek etymology. Derives from the Greek adjective eucharistos, pleasant and grateful, and the verb eucharisteô, being thankful, Thanksgiving, as do Christians in the Eucharist or Thanksgiving.
ayudante es una palabra aguda: Maybe not, partner. Assistant is a plain word, the accent falls on the penultimate syllable. Some people are not aware of these grammatical issues. But it is very simple. When we utter the words we will doing repetitive separations. Each coup voice (a-yu-dan-te) is a syllable. Normally one of the syllables is pronounced with more intensity. That is what carries the accent that can be stressed only or spelling. Some words do not carry this accent because they are unstressed and have a monotonous pronunciation, without a syllable that stands out as in the beginning of the composite anthroponyms, Ana Maria, Buenos Aires, in articles, Assistant, possessive adjectives, our or father, the first element of the complex number, forty-two and many other. All grammars have its complexity but it is worth to get to know them.
que te cagas: Expression vulgarota used by our young and not so young as a wildcard indicating the excellence, quality or intensity of someone or something. It is usually applied to realities that provoke intense feelings generally pleasant. It's a cold fucking instead of it's very cold.
de qué hacen la gelatina?: Following the line of Markel, gelatine is a semi-solid mixture at room temperature of water, proteins, peptides, minerals with low caloric value because has no carbohydrates, which are obtained by the hydrolysis of the collagen in the connective tissue of the ani evils: skin, bones, cartilages, hooves, tendons and viscera of livestock cattle, pigs, horses, sheep or other animals such as birds or fish.
entonces hay hombres sitiera..??: Men without land. Of course there are men without land. It has always been. Because on the other side, there have always been individuals grabbing, greedy, thieves who take what belongs to everyone. Here in Spain to the landless have called them braceros, seasonal, Jaén Andalucian, day laborers, haughty aceituneros, sang Miguel Hernández and Paco Ibáñez. Agrarian reform has always been an open question mostly of landowners like Andalusia and Extremadura regions. Oh, nice milana! In Latin America, there are also many men without land. Now I remember those killed in the Valle del Cauca and so many fighters not recognised in South America.
tredécima: Feminine of tredecimo, ordinal somewhat deprecated, thirteenth, thirteenth, treceno, occupied since thirteen in a ranked series.
casoplon: Large, luxurious and ostentatious dwelling contradicts the humility and austerity of simple people.
supremacismo: A term that the Academy has promised to recognize. Indicates the ideology that advocates the superiority of a race, a racial, national, or cultural group entitled to the social domain ocultural over others or, as now in Spain, with the right to independence of the rest of the country, based on the superiority language and Catalan culture in direct confrontation with those who defend the supremacy of Spanish: Nosaltres sols.
septenviros: From the latin septem, seven and vir viri, male, male. The septemviri epulonum or epulones were seven priests of ancient Rome responsible for chairing and controlling the ceremonial sacrifices and banquets (epula) to appease the wrath of the gods. This priestly College was founded in the 196 to. (C). Also called septemviri judges responsible for distributing the lands of the conquests of Rome.
repámpanos: Also shoots, recorcholis, corcholis, cáspita, recaspita, caramba, snails, rediez, ten, by Jove, swear, demontre, demons, Devils, caray, cone, hell. Expressive interjections of moderate intensity that may mean surprise, admiration, surprise, pleasure or moderate annoyance. Many of them were used in the comics of our childhood.
uraeus: Also ureus, representation of an Egyptian cobra with the head raised and extended hood, protective solar symbol of the Pharaohs who wore the Crown. Uraeus is the Latin translation of the Greek ouraion, the name given by the Greek writer Horapolon of the 5th century a. (d). (C). in his Hieroglyphica.
ortorrómbico: From the Greek orthos, straight, right and rhombuses, spinning top, swirl, Rhombus. He says straight Prism geometry and with diamond base. In crystallography is one of the seven systems of crystallization in which the Crystal network unit cell has a way with three right angles and three edges with different lengths. Thus it crystallizes Topaz or perovskite, and some compounds hybrids as the perovskina of Galician researchers from the University of La Coruña.
metacognición: Psychology and cognition Sciences neologism not recognized even by the Academy, the Greek prefix meta -, beyond of and the Latin noun cognitio cognitionis, knowledge, thought, idea, Act of knowing. Innate of humans, developed in childhood, ability to unfold awareness, allowing us to be aware of our thoughts, feelings, and attitudes and boast them in others as others - I, enabling us to anticipate possible behaviors future and improve learning.