Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15155	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	435784	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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firulays: Although with some confusion, it is defined in its other firulay spelling, and has yet another etymology.
chirisique: Another spelling for a little boy. By etymology see Quechua/chirisiki .
aggiornar: See aggiornarse , ayornar .
fuente ovejuna: 'Fuente Ovejuna' is another variant of Fuenteovejuna, or Fuente Obejuna, or Fuenteobejuna .
montepío: Another way to call the mountain of pity or pawnshop.
zamoque: Surely it is a vulgarization of sumac (adurion), plant that grows on the slopes and has long branches. As their leaves are irritating they are usually rolled downhill instead of carrying them.
horneada: 1o_ As a noun is the group of elements to cook that fits at once in an oven. 2o_ As an adjective it is the feminine baking . 3o_ As a inflection is the female form for the participle of the verb baking .
diversificada: 1st_ Female diversified adjective. 2o_ Female form of the participle of the verb diversify .
monoproductora: Female single-producer.
carísima: Feminine expensive.
costosísima: Feminine cost.
calentana: Female warmer. See A fix it heated .
malaya: 1st_ Malay Female . 2o_ Another version of amalaya (see by origin and etymology).
morganática: Female morganatic.
perpetua: Female perpetual.
volada: 1st_ Female of the flying adjective . 2o_ Female form of the participle of the verb fly . 3o_ In graphic or printing is the reduced letter and highest set (similar to a superscript) to form abbreviations. [note : A typical case is abbreviated ordinals; p . E.g. in this entry the 'third' is written as '3o_' ( 3 'o' volley '_' ), although it is an intentional spelling error, since the correct form '3 . o' can be confused by the point with the end of a previous entry. The underscore simulates another correct spelling for abbreviations that would be the underlining of the fly without the dot. ]
tahuantinsuyo: Tahuantinsuyo is the name given by the Incas to the territory that encompassed their empire in the middle of the fifteenth century until the Spanish conquest in the sixteenth century. It was located in the Andean region of South America and its people grew into an empire by assimilating or subjugating the surrounding regions. The name tauantin suyu in Quechua means "four regions", as it was formed by the Chinchay Suyu, the Anti Suyu, the Coya Suyo and the Cunti Suyu.
zabache: It can be the municipality of San Andrés Zabache, in Oaxaca (Mexico). Or a jet bug.
quininí: Quininí is the name of a hill and a nature reserve in the municipality of Tibacuy (Colombia).
beteque: Beteque is a village in West Africa, Guinea-Bissáu.