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	442072	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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no haber mas de que hablar: See no , have , more , of , what , talk .
estás como la soga detrás del caldero: I'm not sure it exists as such as a locution, least of all with a conjugated verb. In any case, see "throwing the rope after the cauldron" , "the rope after the cauldron" .
traer como un zaeandillo: Error for "bring like a zarandillo" , which is already defined . See bring , zaranda .
acuicultoras: It is the feminine plural of aquaulturist. See aquaculture .
torreznos: Plural of torrezno .
guayabos: Plural of guayabo .
chaperos: Plural of chapero .
albiverdes: It would be the plural of albiverde (albo and green), but so as it is a way of calling the football team and the fans of the Club Deportivo Oriente Petrolero, of Santa Cruz de la Sierra (Bolivia); originally formed by personnel of the company Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos.
bromita: Diminutive of joke .
triunfita: Female triumphant. See Operation Triumph .
nanita: Diminutive of nanny, also from the name Naná.
guatita: Diminutive of wadding .
humita: No, it is not a feminine of the diminutive of smoke, because it does not exist; it is the name of a typical South American meal, with a bun of corn and seasoned corn, wrapped in chala or empanada dough. It comes from the Quechua humint'a, which is its autochthonous name.
brasil: 1º_ The 'palo brasil' is the common name of the tree Caesalpinia echinata, which is found in America and that the Europeans baptized like this because its wood is "red as ember" . From it is extracted a red tincture called brazilina. 2º_ The Federative Republic of Brazil is a South American country, the largest in the subcontinent. Its name comes from the previous tree, in other times abundant on its Atlantic coasts.
ausonia: 1st_ Ausonia was one of the earliest names of present-day Italy. He is an eponym of Auson (legendary son of Calypso and Odysseus). 2º_ Town and comune of the province of Frosinone (region of Latium, Italy). 3º_ Town in the province of Córdoba (Argentina).
kola: In addition to the various geographical names, it is also the language spoken on the island of Kola (Arú Archipelago, Indonesia); and a way to call the cola nut (Cola acuminata), which comes from its name in African mandinga k'ola and is the origin of so many brands of beverages mentioned here.
gurupí: 1º_ Gurupí (also written as Gurupi) is the name of two cities in Brazil, in the state of Tocantins and in the state of Pará. The etymology is Tupi, where guru means "diamond" and pi "purity". 2º_ River of northern Brazil (in Spanish it is written as Gurupi) ; it flows into the Atlantic . 3º_ The Gurupí Biological Reserve is a nature reserve in the state of Maranhão (Brazil). 4º_ It is a way of calling the "false bidder", who bids on the auctions to raise the offer. The name is a galicismo by croupier ("who plays for the house or banking, secret partner of a business" ). See grupí, tizzly, entongar .
white noise: It is not Spanish but English, in our language its literal translation "white noise" is commonly used.
costanoan: It is not Spanish, but the English name for the "Costanos" (indigenous to North America).
post-truth: It is not Spanish, where there is already post-truth with the same meaning. See post- , English / truth .