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One of the names for the Lupinus albus, a legume also known as, chorcho or almorta. It comes from the archaic Spanish 'atramuz', which in Hispanic Arabic was 'atarmuz' by arabic 1575; 1604; 1578; 1585; 1605; 1587; ( to the tarmis ), and was actually a version of the Greek 952; 949; 961; 956; 959; 962; ( thermos ) , which was the name given in the Helade to the seed of this plant.
1º_ It is one of the common names for the plant Sechium edule, already described (almost copied) in other of its names such as air potato, chayotera, guatila, güisquil, cidra, chuchú, chayote, papa de pobre, chanchayote. 2º_ Ancient name for the letter "J", taken from the Greek "iota". 3º_ 1049; 1086; 1090; 1072; (Yota) is a trademark for a Russian telecommunications company. 4º_ 12520; 12479; (Yota) is the name of a character from the anime Naruto.
1º_ Insect Phenes raptor, of the order Odonato, also known as matapiojos, dragonfly, bailiff, devil's horse, mojaculo. 2º_ Insect of the order Mantodea, also known as praying mantis, devil's horse, matapiojos, mamboretá, tatadiós (and see also tata dios). 3º_ Plant Crataegus oxyacantha, also known as spinach, hawthorn, hawthorn. 4º_ Plant Crataegus monogyna, also known as hawthorn, hawthorn, hawthorn. 5º_ Delphinium staphisagria plant, also known as albarraz. 6º_ Plant Euonymus europaeus, also known as spindle, cure bonnet, evonym.
It is a name that was given to chordate animals for their shape, since they are small marine invertebrates with spindle profile, head and tail finished as lancets. In Greek 945; 956; 966; 953; 959; 958; 959; 962; ( amphioxos ) is composed of 945; 956; 966; 953; ( amphi "both sides" ) 959; 958; 965; 962; ( oxys "pointed" ) .
It is a form of divination using carcasses, usually of animals slaughtered for that purpose. By association, it is also the invocation of the deceased to obtain information. From the Greek 957; 949; 954; 961; 959; 962; ( nekrós "corpse" ) 956; 945; 957; 964; 949; 953; 945; ( kept "divination") . See scatomancia, necromancy, aruspicina, medium, spirit of divination.
1º_ In principle it is a mode of divination through the analysis of the fecal matter of an animal, or of a person. It consists of the Greek voices 963; 954; 945; 964; 959; 962; ( skatós "of the feces") and 956; 945; 957; 964; 949; 953; 945; ( kept "divination") . See co-promise. 2º_ For these issues of homonymy, it turns out that 'eschatony' is also a divination through the messages from beyond, sent by the dead who passed to the other side, but also by the analysis of the viscera of their corpses, and which includes those of the sacrificed animals. In this case the etymology comes from 949; 963; 967; 945; 964; 959; 962; ( eschates "[destination] last, final" ) 956; 945; 957; 964; 949; 953; 945; ( kept "divination") . See necromancy, necromancy aruspicina.
1º_ Name of an island with the natural ability to fly that is described in the novel Gulliver's Travels (Jonathan Swift, 1726) [note: taking into account that the novel is a satire, full of ironies and double meaning, we can assume that the author knew the meaning in Spanish of "whore", and it would not be the only time he uses it, though here only as a snive word] . 2º_ As a tribute to the previous one, director Hayao Miyazaki also names his film anime about a city that floats in the air 22825; 31354; 12398; 22478; 12521; 12500; 12517; 12479; ( tenkuu no yiro hrapiuta "Castle in the sky : Laputa") .
Title and main character of a European fairy tale popularized by the Brothers Grimm. In the story, a queen longs to have a beautiful daughter with ebony-black hair, blood-red lips, and snow-white skin. Some time later she gives birth to a girl whom she calls "Schneewittchen" ("snow white"), who will be the protagonist of the story that in Spanish is known as 'Snow White'.
In the animated series The Simpsons 'The Barto' is the nom de guerre that Bart uses as the graffiti artist of his city Springfield. Although her identity is obvious, and that in some chapters her father Homer and his teacher Skinner know her. . . in other later chapters the argument continues as if it were ignored. That alias is an allusion to the Mexican bandits that existed in the southern U.S. in the nineteenth century, hence the final /o/ and the spanish article.
1º_ It is a rooster that has the appearance and appearance of a hen, this appearance is due to a recessive gene that is calculated to appear in one in every hundred roosters. It is also written as "rooster hen". See chicken, redfish. 2º_ In Nicaragua he is an "indecisive, pusillanimous person".
1º_ Traditional Uruguayan dessert of sponge cake with meringue, cream, peach and strawberry. 2º_ Common name of the bird Chauna torquata that inhabits South America. It is onomatopoeic, since to alert its young or the flock when it sees a predator, it emits a cry similar to yajá!; and that is why it is domesticated as a guardian animal for gardens and chicken coops. 3º_ It is also called 'chajá' to the one who acts as a "bell" in a robbery, which warns the accomplices when the police arrive. In Guarani it means "run away! , let's go!" , but it is taken from the previous meaning, so in reality this one is also for the bird. See araca .
