seal . ( Of the lat. )( sigillum ). 1. m. small piece of paper, with official stamp of figures or engraved signs, sticks to certain documents to give them courage and effectiveness. 2. m. seal a postcard. 3. m. tool which serves to stamping weapons, foreign exchange, figures and other images on it recorded, and is used to authorize documents, closing sheets and other similar uses. 4. m. brand that is stamped, printed and marked with a stamp. 5. m. I band (? ligation or sealed signal). 6. m. House or Office where you stamp and puts the label to some writings to authorize them. 7. m. man seals. 8. m. especially in albums, books and films, signs (? company name). 9. m. especially in albums, books and films, marks registered. 10. m. ring which, in the wide part, the initials of a person, the esc takes recorded Udo of his last name, etc. 11. m. peculiar or special character of someone or something, which makes it different from others. 12. m. disk of metal, wax or wax, stamped with a seal, joined, outstanding threads, ribbons or straps, certain documents of importance. 13. d. Bull. , Chile , Col. , Peru and see. cross (? the reverse of the coin). 14. m. p. us. Set of two round wafers which encloses a dose of medication, to swallowing without perceiving its flavor. seal of alcan EC. 1. m. its. The supplementary postal used for correspondence deposited in special mailbox after the normal time of collection. seal of the stomach. 1. m. its. Small portion of food, strong and vigorous, which affirms and corroborates the other food taken on it. seal of Solomon. 1. m. Star six points formed by two equilateral triangles crossed and to which certain virtues attributed the Kabbalists. 2. (For drawing at the top of the rhizome forming the traces of the missing annual stems). m. herbaceous plant of the family of the Liliaceae, of four to six decimetres of height, with foldout, simple and somewhat bent stem at the tip, leaves alternate, seated, oval and entire, flowers white and axillary; fruit round, blue Berry, and horizontal, white, soft, gnarled, massive, Rhizome of the thickness of a finger. It breeds in the mountains of Spain, and its Rhizome has been used in medicine as a vulnerary and astringent. seal of Santa Maria. 1. m. seal of Solomon (? seeds
plant). seal airtight . 1. m. its. A vessel enclosure made with the same subject. seal mobile. 1. m. Bell Mobile. seal a postcard. 1. m. The role that adheres to the letters to overcome them or certify them. seal steering wheel. 1. m. The placed the letters so that it allowed the reading to the dad or. take, or put, the seal something. 1. locs. verbs. Finish it off, take it to the last perfection. ? V. Chancellor of the seal of the entitlement table of the seal s