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sábana
  35

Thin fabric that is used in the bed in pairs, putting both on the mattress to lie between them. Because it is a large canvas, it is usually called a page with a lot of text, a very long list. By some mistake see savannah .

  
alienígena
  34

It is said of the "foreigner, someone born in another place"; today it is used almost exclusively to name extraterrestrial beings in UFO and science fiction. It has Greek origin by 945; 955; 955; 959; 962; ( allos "other" ) and 947; 949; 957; 959; 962; ( genos "birth, origin") . See alien .

  
piroclasto
  51

It is the material ejected by a volcano during an eruption. The name comes from the Greek 960; 965; 961; ( pyr "fire" ) 954; 955; 945; 963; 964; 959; 962; ( klastós "broken") . See tephra, lava.

  
uróboro
  58

It is the image of a snake, dragon or worm forming a circle by biting its own tail. They are represented with the Greek inscription "917; 957; 964; 959; 928; 945; 957;» (hen to pan "the One is the All" or "All is One"), and represents the natural cycles, the 'eternal return', which restarts at the conclusion. They exist in the Egyptian, Greek, Chinese and Arabic traditions. Some versions show the animal with one half light and the other dark, such as Yin and Yang, day and night, life and death. Other interpretations attribute to him "the time and continuity of life", "the conscious and the unconscious", the alchemical quest to unite opposites. The name in Greek means "who eats his own tail", and is formed by the voices 959; 965; 961; 959; ( ouró "cola" ) 946; 959; 961; 959; 962; ( voros "food") . See capicúa .

  
holocausto
  41

This word has a convoluted history. In Spanish – and other languages – it is immediately associated with the "Jewish Holocaust", the genocide committed by the Nazi regime not only against Jews but also against Gypsies, Communists, disabled, . . . Also the term extends to any massacre provoked, and of large dimensions (such as a "nuclear holocaust", produced by the detonation of atomic bombs). But in its Greek origin 959; 955; 959; 962; ( holos "all, completely" ) 954; 945; 953; 969; (kaíoo "burned") form a voice appearing in the 'Bible of the Seventy' for the "ritual sacrifice of an animal, incinerated so that its smoke rises to God". Although there was no offering to any divinity during World War II, it was a term used by politicians in Allied countries – perhaps with a propaganda sense – to define the crimes of the Third Reich, and has since become popular.

  
exofagia
  34

It is understood as an "outside diet", and depending on the context it may be that a predator hunts to eat outside his usual territory (p. and. a mosquito that prefers to bite outside of homes, outdoors), or that its diet is alien to natural food for the individual (p. and. when an animal species becomes extinct and its natural predator must look for another way to feed itself), or even when it occurs outside its social group (p. and. among anthropophages who only eat members of other tribes or families). It is formed by the Greek prefix 949; 958; 969; ( exo "out, external" ) 966; 945; 947; 949; 953; 957; ( fagein , "eat" ) .

  
piran
  53

1º_ Piran is a city and its municipality in Slovenia, it also gives its name to a gulf on the Adriatic coast. 2º_ Inflection of the verb pirar ("to escape") . See verbs/piran .

  
garcha
  47

1º_ Variant of the lunfardismo garche, for its meanings of fornication and penis; being a swearing voice can appear with other uses adapted for the case. 2º_ Inflection of the verb garchar ("fornicate") . See verbs/garcha .

  
basan
  40

1º_ Basan or Bazan, in Japanese 27874; 23665; ( busan ) , formed by 27874; ( bu "ripple" ) 23665; ( san "mountain" ) , is a huge bird that belongs to the mythology of Japan and that comes out at night singing in the form of a howl. 2º_ Inflection of the verb base . See verbs/basan .

  
mamá
  32

1º_ It is a way of calling the mother (who raises children). 2º_ Second (as 'you') person in singular of the imperative for the verb mamar . See verbs/mom.

  
telefoneo
  27

1º_ Phone call, use of the phone for a voice communication. 2º_ First (as 'I') person in singular of the present of the indicative mode for the verb telefonear . See verbs/phone.

  
nacarado
  48

1º_ As an adjective it means "covered or with the appearance of mother-of-pearl". 2º_ Participle of the verb nacarar . 3º_ In lunfardo it is a popular way to call the bandoneon (which was usually leveled in natural or synthetic mother-of-pearl).

  
chingado
  35

1º_ As an adjective it has different meanings according to the region, in Argentina it is something that failed due to a miscalculation. 2º_ Participle of the verb chingar .

  
pesado
  44

1º_ As an adjective it is used for something that weighs a lot, figuratively it is something or someone unbearable and continuously annoying. In lunfardo he is the handsome, evil, in many cases a criminal. 2º_ Participle of the verb pesar .

  
abducido
  42

1º_ As an adjective it is used for someone attracted, kidnapped, or in medicine for a member separated from its natural axis; although for the dubbing of films or science fiction series the term was specialized for people captured by aliens. 2º_ Participle of the verb abduct .

  
chupado
  42

1º_ Participle of the verb suck . 2º_ As an adjective it is "absorbed, licked". But it has other interpretations, the most common is "dry meat, skinny". See wiry, lean. It is also said of a "drunk, who has taken a lot". See drunk,. It can also be a synonym for "cowardly". See chicken, fearful. In some places it is used for the expression "very easy". Among those who move on tracks or routes is the vehicle that goes very close and behind another, which diverts the air and allows you to travel more comfortably and with less energy expenditure. See wheel, slipstream, suck wheel.

  
fatigome
  36

Pronominal form of the second (as 'you') and the third (as 'he/she') singular persons of the indefinite past tense of the indicative mode for the verb fatigue.

  
cancéleme
  36

Pronominal form for the first (as 'I'), second (as 'you') and third (as 'he/she') singular persons of the present subjunctive mode, and second (as 'you') and third (as 'he/she') singular persons of the imperative for the verb cancel. See verbs/cancel .

  
dejadme
  30

Pronominal form for the second (as 'you') person plural of the imperative for the verb to leave. See verbs/dejad .

  
mandome
  28

Pronominal form for the third (as 'he/she') singular persons of the present of the indicative mode for the verb to command. See verbs/commanded.

  






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