Meaning of lima

lima: Lima is a surname of Portuguese origin.; Of all the definitions given here, I want to stop at pampa; "eating like new lime" is a widely used expression in lunfardo, where limar is "eat" and "lime" is "hunger." The association with roughing produced by a tool seems obvious, . . . but it turns out it can also be a cultism (I mean, like the ortho). The origin for lime or scoffin is in latin limare ( "wear, rough with tool" ) ), but in Greek there are 955; 953; 956; 959; 962; ( limos "appetite" ) and 955; 953; 956; 969; 964; 964; 969; ( "hungry" limotto) which can give a more cultured origin to the lunfa 'lima' . Or not 128521; . Anyway, I take the opportunity to leave three etimologies a little more serious : the lime fruit takes its name from the ancient Persian 1604; 17( 1605; 1608; ( limu "citrus" ) that passed through the Arabic to the Andalusian limah from where the Spanish took it; the Peruvian capital appears to be a deformation of the name of the next Rimac River; and the crossbar in architecture comes from the Latin limus ( "oblique" ).; It is the Capital of Peru. It is an inflection of filing, which means raer, scraping, sanding, polishing, grinding. It is also the fruit of the lime tree or sweet lemon. Loma is an implement of cosmetics to fix nails and a tool for polishing the hooves of horses.; . belonging to the name of the frutodel lime tree-; LIMA: Correction and amendment of the works, partucularmente of the understanding.; LIMA: Madero forming the edge of a roof.; LIMA: Department, province and city capital of Peru.; LIMA: In germania, bag where ladies take the money.; LIMA: in germania, the shirt.; as lima new, for me, is eat a lot, as new lima!