Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15147	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	435049	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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mesta: 1º_ The Council of Mesta was a group of farmers created by Alfonso X in Castile (Spain) that between the thirteenth and nineteenth centuries gave great power to independent shepherds to raise and negotiate their animals, and especially to free cattle or without known owner that mixed with their own. The name is just a mispronunciation of "mixed", for "mixed". 2º_ Point at which two or more streams of water are mixed. It is used more in the plural.
recauchutar: Cover with rubber, especially car tires when they are worn and are intended to last longer.
recauchutaje: Procedure for rubberizing a car tire that is badly worn . Figuratively it is used as "fixing something provisionally and quickly, with few resources, to get out of a hurry".
fascista: Concerning fascism, which adheres to that political movement and its ideology. See fachista , facho .
pauperismo: Situation of structural and prolonged poverty. From Latin pauper, is ("poor") and the suffix -ism.
paupérrimo: Very poor. It is formed by the Latin pauper, is ("poor") and the superlative suffix -érrimo.
maratí: It is a very popular language spoken in India, with Devanagari script, which is about 2300 years old.
yoruba: People of West Africa, also their language which is spoken in Yorubaland (territory within Nigeria, Togo, Ghana and Benin). Their culture (especially their mythology) had much influence in the Caribbean as a result of slave immigration.
cachiquel: Mayan language spoken by the people of the same name, currently found in Guatemala and part of Mexico. The name may be associated with red corn, and the importance that this people gave to their land, crops and nature; In principle it is formed by the voices kaq ("red, red earth") chi ("trunk, staff, authority") kel ("people"), although there are texts that associate it with kaqache ("red tree"). See quiche .
huaorani: Name of an aboriginal people who live in eastern Ecuador, also from their language, where Waodani means "people".
sánscrito: Language of very ancient Indo-Iranian origin that today we find transcribed in sacred texts of Hinduism, in its philosophy and as one of the official languages of India. The name 2360; 2306; 2360; 2381; 2325; 2371; 23( 2350; 2381; (samskrtam "refinement") comes from being considered a perfect language, worthy of the gods.
quiche: 1º_ People and language of Mayan origin. See kaqchikel. 2º_ Quiche or guiche is the common name of several plants, the best known is the Racinaea tetrantha, also called bromeliad or thistle. 3º_ A quiche is a French savory cake, variant of the German kuchen.
ensangrentado: 1º_ Covered or stained with blood. It is used figuratively as relating to crime or cruelty. 2º_ Participle of the verb to ensangrentar .
morado: 1º_ Color of the blackberry (fruit), which is between blue and red. See violet . 2º_ Participle of the verb morar .
seteado: 1º_ As an adjective it is said of an artifact or configurable tool when it is fixed in one of its operating modes. 2º_ Participle of the verb setear .
cascado: 1º_ As an adjective it is something beaten, mistreated, which can end with a dent, with the cover jumped somewhere. It is also used figuratively for something or someone physically punished. 2º_ Participle of the verb cascar .
aplatanado: 1º_ Listless, lazy, lazy, especially because of the heat. 2º_ By some contact with the previous one, it is said in several places of tropical climate abroad that it adapts quickly to local customs, especially to the quiet way of doing things. 3º_ Participle of the verb aplatanar .
señado: 1º_ That you have received a sign ("reservation for purchase"). 2º_ Relative to signs as language. 3º_ Participle of the verb to sign.
amortajado: 1º_ Covered or wrapped with a shroud. 2º_ Participle of the verb amortajar .
angelado: 1º_ With the appearance of an angel. 2º_ It is said of those who have an angel ("grace, sympathy"). 3º_ Hopefully, you are supposed to have some help, protection or divine influence. 4º_ In architecture it is a type of decorative arch.