Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15163

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15163	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	436507	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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na: 1st_ 'na' is a very colloquial way to say a "no" ( denial). When it is disbelief, the vowel is usually stretched (" Naaa!) , when rejected is used repeatedly ( 'Na , na , na . . . !» ) . She's probably influenced by Englishman nah. 2nd_ 'na' is a colloquial apocope of "nothing". 3rd_ 'na' is a contraction of the archaic Spanish 'enna' ( 'en'). 4th_ 'na' is the internet domain for Namibia. 5th_ 'NA' is the acronym used by the Mexican New Alliance Party. 6th_ 'NA' is the identification of the Narcotics Anonymous organization. 7th_ 'Na' is the symbol of the chemical element sodium (by the Latin name "natrium") . 8th_ 'N sub A' in physics and chemistry is the "Avogadro number", a calculation value for relating molecular mass to weight, which is now redefined as an Avogadro constant. [Note: I can't write it because there is no /A/ subscript letter in Unicode. ]
agiornarse: Error by Italianism aggiornarse . See ayornarse .
neofascimo: Probably a mistake for neo-phascism. See fascism.
monotrémido: It doesn't exist. The closest I can think of is that it is used as relative to a monotrema.
facistoide: Probably a fascistoid mistake. See fascist.
monomarental: No! 128561; 650'' Did they really invent that?. See single-parent ( "relative to a single parent"), relative, parental, mother, matriarchal, parent, patriarchal.
pariente: Belonging to the same family, formerly only the father or mother to the child. From Latin parens , parentis ( "parent", which in the Middle Ages was already used as "relative" ).
padre: From Latin pater, tris ( "father" ). 1st_ Male or male who has fathered and/or raised children . The same male with respect to his children. [Note : The plural 'parents' is epicene and names both parents, male and female . ] 2nd_ By the previous one, it is said of something or someone that gives rise to an idea, a movement (cultural, social, political, . . . ) . 3rd_ Title in Some Religious Orders . 4th_ First person of the Most Holy Christian Trinity . 5th_ Perhaps from the influence of the previous two meanings, it is said ironically or exaggerated that something is 'father' when it is "big, important, good".
madre: From latin mater, tris ( "mother" ). 1st_ Woman or female who has given birth and/or raised children . Same woman regarding her children. 2nd_ Title in Some Religious Orders . 3rd_ Main line, master channel, origin of something . 4th_ Ether , matrix . 5o_ In vulgar form, and by association with the previous one, it is a name for the vulva.
mano de tigre: One of the common names of the plant Oreopanax ecuadorensis . See cayambicaranqui/pumamaqui ( puma-maqui ) .
pino rubial: It is one of the common names of the pinus pinaster tree.
motitas de playa: It is one of the common names of the plant Tridax coronopifolia.
pasto africano: One of the common names of Pennisetum clandestinum (plant).
arce real: It is one of several names of the Acer negundo (tree).
fruta estrella: It came to consultation because it is synonymous with torombolo (fruit). See also fruit, fruit, star.
pollón: 1st_ Americanism for "chicken that has not yet matured". 2nd_ By the previous one, immature person . 3rd_ In Spain it is a masculinized increase in cock ( "penis" ). 4th_ By the above, vulgar way to call those who have macrophasosome. See macrogenitalism, clitoromegaly .
tolonga: It can be a female tolongo, even a typing error by the female tilingo, but - as in many cases - this is a wild word that sounds funny or nice and is used to name anything, especially if it hangs (such as "penis" or "testicle") .
picha: 1st_ Vulgar name for penis (virile member) . For etymology seeing. 2nd_ Another name of the zanate ( bird ) . 3rd_ Second (such as 'you' ) and third (such as 'he/she') persons in singular of the present indicative mode, and second (as 'you') person in singular of the imperative for the verb pichar . See verbs/picha .
hemipene: Each of the pair of reproductive organs of male reptiles, which use only one in each copulation.
jediondo: Another spelling for stinking.