Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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alkyl: Also alkyl. Many people consider it synonymous with white glue. In reality it is a brand that, reported to have has some secret ingredient, but it basically contains white glue and latex.
laconico: Laconic: Of Laconia or Lacedaemon, area of the ancient Greece in the peninsula of the Peloponnese, whose capital was Sparta. As the lacedaemonians Spartans Besides people disciplined and prepared for the fight were sparing in words, this adjective became mean compendious, concise, brief, which is qualified to who speaks or writes in this way and also his style or language.
eresma: Voice ibera iri-sama, " that surrounds the great city " was not Segovia but Coca ( Cauca Vaccaei ). River of the Duero basin, tributary to the left that is born in the Valley of the sierra de Guadarrama Valsaín, passes by Segovia and Valladolid Province and empties into the Adaja near Olmedo.
11m: 11m: today 13 years ago. They spent a few minutes from 7:30. I was preparing to go to work at my school in the Centre of Madrid. He stayed asleep. They began the 2nd high school assessment exams and ESO. There was a strong and dry explosion in the area of Santa Eugenia station. I looked out to the terrace and a round white cloud was slowly. " They have already dynamited routes " I thought to myself. But no, Santa Eugenia, El Pozo and Atocha pumps were against the people. Nearly 200 people were killed. Of the nearly 2000 injured some still suffer the physical and psychological sequelae.
la parca: Singular the Parcae in Roman mythology, the Moirae in Greek and the Norns in the Nordic. They are the goddesses of destiny, personifications of the fatum, which control the thread of life from birth to death. Three sisters spinners: Nona, tenth and Morta in latin. In Greek, Clotho, the youngest, spinning the threads of life with her spinning-wheel, Lachesis decided its length and Atropos, the mayor, also called Aisa, cut them with their inexorable scissors.
evoe: Evoe: cry of enthusiasm, joy overflowed and orgiastic exaltation that emitted the Bacchae and other participants in religious rites in honor of Bacchus, as well as invoke this God of wine and pleasure, also known as Evan and phloem.
baixar de la mussara: Catalan expression equivalent to be in the fig tree or in babia, unaware of what is on the street. The origin of the expression was in the ancestral isolation of the ancient inhabitants of this locality which called frogs.
teocrito: Theocritus: Theos, God and kritos, selected, chosen. As you said Fede, was a siracusano Greek poet of the third century a. d. C. creator of bucolic poetry.
trampa: In some places of Castile, fly
la musara: Depopulated, ruined, mysterious and isolated village the Vilaplana municipality in the province of Tarragona, ( Catalan community ) mentioned in a document from the 12th century, as a Papal Bull of Celestine III in 1194. It was abandoned in the mid-20th century because of the phylloxera, or perhaps because of the scarcity of water. Rare and paranormal things happen in this town of beautiful and mysterious places, frequently enveloped in fog, reported to have.
filautia: Filautia: from the Greek philia, love, friendship and cars, self, self-respect, self-love not from selfishness but from friendship: like it well himself wanting to well to each other. The Greek philosophers on all Aristotle, stoic and Epicurean developed this concept. The latter defended whenever the friendship was the most perfect pleasure.
partenope: Partenope: experimental parthenogenesis oocyte stimulated electrically for development and chemical being provided at the stage of blastocyst that Yes can impregnate by a male cell as demonstrated by scientists at the University of Bath in the United Unido.tambien is one of the sirens that Ulysses was found with its sailors in the Odyssey. Some should die if they could not attract sailors. As the strategy of Ulysses by plugging the ears of his companions could prevent this, Partenope died being buried on a nearby Beach to a population that the sailors of the Odyssey called new city, nea polis, founded after napolis, Naples
cubazuela: Crasis of Cuba and Venezuela. Representatives of can with ironic tone use this term lately to remind the Spanish right are forgetting Cuba when criticizing the alleged international friends on the left. It seems that there is now only Venezuela in the international arena, as if there were the plague in this nation. Something good must be doing when the right agrees to both of them.
que es blenurea: As furoya is blenuria: etymology Greek, blennos, mucus and ouron, urine. The physician must assess the situation.
escudriña: 3rd singular person present indicative and 2nd singular of the imperative of the verb to squinting, Latin medieval scrutinio scrutinias scrutiniare and East of the classic scrutor scrutaris scrutari, scrutinize, register, scanning, i.e. carefully examine something, dig, dig, investigate, inquire, investigate, observe carefully, pry, fisgar, review and analyze carefully.
punto de rocio: Dew point: dew temperature, temperature which begins to condense the water vapour contained in the air, which is 100% humidity, making that vapor dew, fog, water droplets hanging from the branches of trees or anything else or frost when the temperature is very low. In the dew point affect three variables: ambient temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure.
semilla de lino: Flaxseed is called. They are small seeds, flattened ovoid, shiny and brownish in colour, used since ancient times for food and medicinal purposes, to make flour or extract linseed oil, rich in fatty acid, used in food, industry and traditional medicine. Mi tierra de Aliste poultices of flaxseed is used to assuage the pain of back, joints or any part of the body, for bronchitis and respiratory problems. In June the linares of the bank looked like pieces of blue sea.
policarpo: Male, now deprecated, own name derived from the Greek Metropolite of polys polle poly, lot, numerous and karpos karpou, fruit: many fruits, productive, fruitful, and by extension creative. It was a name, bearer of good wishes, common among early Christians. St. Polycarp was Bishop of Smyrna in the 2nd century
paulonia: Deciduous ornamental and timber of the order lamiales plants, also called dedalero tree, tree of the Empress, kiri, native to China and Japan, of fast-growing and hard wood ( paulownia tomentosa ) which is also used for making musical instruments. Many parts of Spain are reforesting with this plant with very large leaves.
liquidámbar: Ornamental deciduous tree native to North America from the family of the altingiaceas, used medicinally by the Cherokee Indians and other tribes prior to contact with Europeans in the 16th century, ( liquidambar styraciflua ). Features this plant spreads are discontinuous longitudinal edges acorchadas in the cortex, palmed and lobed leaves of bright red in the fall, the odorous rojizo-amarillenta resin that segregates and tilting the seed capsules.