Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15247	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	443967	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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autoconcluyente: It is usually used as a synonym for self-conclusive ("that does not continue, that has an end in itself"), but there is a nuance that differentiates it, and that is that in 'self-conclusive' what is in itself are the data to deduce its strict situation or its conclusion. See prefix auto- , conclusive .
-fono: It is the phono ("sound relative") component used as a suffix.
fono-: It is the phono ("sound relative") component used as a prefix.
-ero: 1º_ Suffix similar to -ario to create names of occupation or trade . It is also used in people with those professions, and extends to qualities or situations of these. 2º_ In objects form utensils or places of storage or practice from verbs or other nouns, always with a relationship or with a belonging. 3º_ For the previous one, it is widely used in botany to name trees from the name of their fruits.
giga-: Prefix that is used by "huge", although it is more common in technical voices where it represents "billion" and serves to create multiples in several units. We inherited it from the Latin gigas, antis ("giant"), although the Romans surely took it from the Greek.
-fonía: Suffix related to audible sound. It is the combination of the phono component with the suffix -ía ( to create abstract nouns ) .
juemáquina: It is a vulgarized contraction for the expression "son of a machine", which is usually surrounded by exclamation points and can be a compliment (such as "son of a tiger") or a euphemistic imprecation (such as "son of a bad mother"); It all depends on the interpretation we make of "machine".
mellao: Vulgarism by denting ("with damaged edge or denture"). It is used, by comparison, for the lack of teeth in the mouth.
ajuera: 1º_ Vulgarized version jacket of "outside". 2º_ Variant of juera ("sieve to separate the earth from the grain"). 3º_ From the previous one, inflection of the verb ajuerar ("to use the juera").
mihilla: It is a Granada expression for "little, small amount". It is a vulgarization of crumb ("ultradiminutive of crumb"). See sparkle .
desmandao: Vulgarism by unrestrained ("disobedient", "participle of disordering").
ratrero: It is a Dominicanism by creeping, especially by worm as an insult.
brexiales: It is a plural of Brexial ("Celastraceae"), and is used more than the singular.
aquestas: Feminine plural of that ( pr . lie down "poetic, archaic form, to say 'this' as an adjective").
pichones: Plural of pigeon ("small brood of a bird"), which is used figuratively by "child" or "naïve"; although as mentioned by Mr Ferdinand it may be a masculinized plural for an augmentative of picha ("penis").
fumarolas: Plural of fumarole ("conduit or crack in a ground through which steam and gases come out").
parturientas: Plural of parturient ("woman who is in labor or just giving birth").
finanzas: Although in Spanish there is finanza it is considered an old and disused voice, and its meaning of "rescue" is not shared by the plural 'finanazas' that is still used as "goods, treasury (especially that of a public nature), and its administration".
antonimo de hado: See antonym, fairy ("destiny").
antonimo de abominar: See antonym, abominate .