Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15237	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	441951	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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enoclofobia: It's the fear of being in the middle of a crowd. The Greek etymology is very accurate, as it is composed of the 949 voices; 957; ( in "in , inside" ) 959; 967; 955; 949; 969; ( ocleo "annoying crowd" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear") .
pythia: In Spanish it would be just the asteroid (because I suppose that the colleague GARCÍA ALBERTO ENRIQUE does not publish them in English, and they must be written like this in any language). Every Pythoness of Apollo in our language is called Pythia, after Pito (ancient name of Delphi).
iphigenia: It would actually be just the asteroid, because in Spanish the much-mentioned mythological character is spelled Iphigenia.
terpsichore: It's actually just the asteroid, because the muse in Spanish is called Terpsichore.
nephele: It can be said that for our language it is only the asteroid (and even that would be debatable), because in Spanish the Greek divinity is called Néfele.
t tauri: 'T Tauri' is a type of low-mass star surrounded by gases that are supposed to form planets as it happens in our solar system. The name was taken from a representative star in the constellation Taurus.
atmósfera: 1º_ Gaseous mass surrounding a planet or moon. To the Spanish it comes from the Latin atmosphaera, but the origin is Greek by 945; 964; 956; 959; 962; ( atmos "steam, air") 963; 966; 945; 953; 961; 945; ( sfaira "sphere") . 2º_ Figuratively it is used as "environment, climate, environment". 3º_ Unit of measurement of pressure with the symbol atm .
urano: 1_ He is the Greek god of heaven, husband of Gaia ("goddess of the earth"). The original name is 927; 965; 961; 945; 957; 959; 962; ( Ouranós ) . 2º_ By the previous , seventh planet of our solar system .
galaxia: In principle it is the so-called Milky Way, our own galaxy, but the name extends generically to any of the groups of stars and cosmic matter linked by their gravity as a recognizable set in space. The name is Latin, but is taken from the Greek 947; 945; 955; 945; 958; 953; 945; 962; ( galaxías "milk worthy?") ) , of 947; 945; 955; 945; 954; 964; 959; 962; (galacts "of milk" ), because from our planet is visible in the sky a cluster of stars that looks like a white spot, and according to mythology would be the milk spilled by the bosom of the goddess Hera.
intra-: It is a prefix of Latin origin that is used as "inside , internal". In Spanish there is a version like 'intro-', but I don't know if it's in the DICTIONARY of the RAE yet. See intro .
-nte: It is a suffix for creating deverbal adjectives.
acui-: It is a prefix relative to water. From the Latin aqua , ae .
-icio: Latin suffix that is interpreted as "insistence on an attitude" forming nouns, or as "related to" in adjectives.
holo-: It is the holo lexical component used as a prefix .
plural inherente: I was thinking if it is meant by plural and inherent, and it seems to me that in grammar no, which can be taken as a locution. It would be for a word, or also phrase, which is normally used in the plural, which in many cases does not even have singular, so it would also apply to both numbers. See inherent singular .
singular inherente: I was thinking if it is understood by singular and inherent, and it seems to me that in grammar maybe not. It is that we are talking about a word that is normally used in the singular, which in many cases does not even have a plural, so it would also apply to this number if there were more than one element to name . See inherent plural .
signo menos: See sign ( "recognizable marking" ) , minus ( "graphic sign of subtraction or negative guarismo" ) .
signo más: See sign ("recognizable marking" ), more ( "graphic sign of the sum or positive guarismo" ) .
ignorancia: Lack of information or knowledge in general, or on a particular topic.
sabiduría: Great knowledge, in general or in particular on a subject. To know or know with the suffix -ía .