Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15123	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	433741	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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kaaba: The Kaaba or Caaba is a sacred place, a point of pilgrimage and direction to which the Muslims lead their prayers. It is an almost cubic construction in Mecca (Saudi Arabia) within the Masyid al-Haram mosque, which also contains in its structure the Black Stone (relic of Islam). Its name comes from the Arabic 1575; 1604; 1603; 1593; 1576; 1577; ( al Kaaba "the cube" ).
salafismo: It is a fundamentalist Sunni religious current of Islam, which is based on the literal interpretation of Muhammad's teachings and the practice of the first three generations of Muslims. There are three distinct trends in Salafism, the only violent and the best known of which is jihadism. The name 1575; 1604; 1587; 1604; 1601; 1610; 1577; ( al'salafia ) comes from the expression 1575; 1604; 1587; 1604; 1601; 1589; 1575; 1604; 1581; ( al'salaf salih "devout ancestors" [for the first three generations of Muslims]).
simonía: It is the purchase of sacraments, dispensations or ecclesiastical charges. The origin is in the New Testament (Acts 8: 18) where Simon, the Wizard, offered to buy the power to perform miracles for the Apostle Peter.
nicolaísmo: Group against clerical celibacy that appears during the second century. Although the name is later: it is taken from Pope Nicholas II who fought them in the eleventh century. As a result of the simony prevailing during previous papacy many lay people of the Holy Empire bought their investiture as bishop while married, and thus remained despite the Catholic precepts that prevented him; that is why he and then Gregory VII with his successors rejected them by beginning a struggle of political powers in Christian Europe.
scalabriniano: Religious of the Congregation missionariorum to Sancte Carolo (Congregation of Missionaries of San Carlos Borromeo), of the Catholic Church. They took the name scalabrinian in homage to the founder of the institute, Bishop Juan Bautista Scalabrini.
jasídico: Relative or belonging to Jasidism ("philosophical branch of Judaism" ).
transpolado: Concept error from transpolar , which does exist in Spanish as an adjective, but not as a verb. See Transpolation , and Error 10060;Transpolysates .
grecoortodoxo: It does not exist as a word, and if it is incorporated it it would be appropriate to simplify the double 'o'. If you refer to the Orthodox Apostolic Catholic Church of Greece, you can use "Orthodox Greek", or take the rule for script in Gentiles and write "Greek-Orthodox"; but the best thing is "Greek Orthodox".
kilowatio: Error per kilowatt or kilowatt .
piedecuestense: It is a misguided form of piedecuestan (Gentile of Piedecuesta).
intransparencia: Opacity? I can't think of what's the point of joining the prefix in- with transparency if it already has an anonymity even for its figurative form.
epoxy: It is an error by epoxy ( reactive polymer).
recreacional: Relative to recreation (recreational). It is not in the Dictionary of the Spanish Language, like many adjectives created with the suffix -al . View recreational ( "something that recreates") .
sinigual: It is a lexicalized form for the phrase (which does not become a phrase) "unewithout equal". And it is not incorporated into the Dictionary of the Spanish Language.
premenstrual: Before menstruation, to the menstrual period. Formed by the pre-menstrual prefix ( "relative to menstruation" ). See postmenstrual .
chopeta: It can be a diminutive variant of chopa.
marranote: Large marrano, augmentative form of marrano.
tortugota: Increased turtle, for a large size.
pedote: It's an augmentative fart in any of its meanings. See piece.
nalgota: Nalga augmentative.