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'Swainson's hawk' is one of the common names for the bird Buteo swainsoni, and is as a link in Lenten eagle where there was already a description, which if it is also copied and pasted from another place at least disguises it. The name is a tribute to the English naturalist William John Swainson.
Ah, I was going to make the joke of the mistake for "not being able to count three", but the hair is better. And although we are having fun with these, maybe there really is 'trichonometry', because in the drilling to extract water or oil a trephine called tricon is used, and I suppose we will have to make some measurement before nailing it. Bah. . . , or not, sure is an error by trigonometry.
1º_ In oriental martial arts is called geiko or keiko training, practice on what was previously learned. Although it is not Spanish, it is widely used in sports. 2º_ It is also the name given to the geisha in the districts of Gion and Pontocho of the city of Kyoto. The origin is in the voice 33464; 22931; ( gueikjo ) , where 33464; ( guei ) is interpreted as "art", but curiously today 22931; (KJO) is associated with prostitution rather than training.
It is not Spanish but English, but it is used in our language in the field of computing and communications for equipment that connects data networks and terminals by their identification. The translation of router is "router", and has its Spanish version as "router", which I only saw written in dictionaries.