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Accepted meanings152542
Obtained votes1252
Votes by meaning0.017
Inquiries4449963
Queries by meaning297
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poer los puntos sobre las ies
  18

It is the misspelled "put the dots on the ies". One more trolled from the collection take the dots on the ies or skip the dots on the ies or put the dots on the table.

  
echar laña al fuego
  22

It's the misspelled "throwing wood" thing. See pour, fire, fire, put firewood, add firewood, pour charcoal.

  
judias azas secas
  66

Since we're telling you the story. The original query was made on a site on the Castilian language (where it corresponds, not in a dictionary) by this fragment of a story that was not understood : « . . . dried asaz beans. . . » . I doubt that someone dedicated to literature will misunderstand the wrong place, and reverse the letters of one word or remove the accent from another; that's what trolls have been doing because they're too patient here. Either way we will take advantage of the input and link each word (as befits a dictionary) in case someone falls by chance in this entry and wants to understand the fragment of text (although it is not a speech, and no one normal is going to look for it in a dictionary , and if you do. . . you have to write it without misspellings). See Jewish, asaz, dry.

  
soñar en grande
  21

I'm not sure it's going to be a locution. Although it is a common expression of "if we are going to dream, we will dream big". Either way, you understand by dreaming and big. See also big, be someone big.

  
ser la gota que colma al vaso
  17

Another version (plus ) for the "drop that fills the glass" . See being the drop that fills the glass.

  
ser la media naranja
  26

See be, half orange, medium, orange.

  
seucy
  52

According to Tupi Amazon mythology, Seucy was a virgin of divine origin who gave birth to the son of the sun god, whom they named Yurupary, who as an adult was the initiator of cultural changes that took away social and political power from women.

  
sofrosina
  34

Greek divinity of mesura and temperance to face the temptations of the world, although it later included virginity and purity, so in literature and other arts he faced 931; 969; 966; 961; 959; 963; 965; 957; 951; ( Sofrosyne ) with Aphrodite. She was the daughter of Erebo (the darkness) and Nix (the night), and her daimon was locked in the box that pandora opened, but when she escaped to Olympus, she did not stay with mortals and for that reason is not a gift in us: to reach the sofrosine we must strive and fight against the hybrid.

  
selene
  39

Selene is a name of Greek origin, in her mythology is a goddess daughter of the titans Hyperion and Tea, represents the moon and that is why our natural satellite bears her name.

  
zeus
  58

Prince of the Gods in Greek mythology who dethroned his father Cronos. Zeus was the main deity whom all the other Olympic gods respected. His name is 918; 949; 965; 962; ( dzeus ) has Indo-European origin, something like "divinity of light".

  
luna
  44

1st_ Moon and Diana are names of a Roman goddess in two of its facets, the first is relative to the skies, especially at night, and that is why it is associated with our natural satellite. See selene . 2o_ By the above, common name of any natural satellite on any planet. 3o_ Glass sheet, p . E.g. of a mirror or a glasses. 4th_ Bad mood . See alunado. 5th_ Woman Name .

  
psique
  33

1st_ Psyche or Psiké is a character of Greek mythology, a very beautiful young woman elevated to the category of deity for the love of Eros. 2nd_ Lexical component found in Spanish as psycho or its simplified apheresis sico. From Greek 968; 965; 967; 951; ( psiké "soul, mind" ). It is usually represented by a capital psi letter : 936; .

  
eurofilia
  59

1st I_ Affinity with the European, inclination towards what comes from Europe. 1st II_ Sexual stimulation against people born in Europe. 2nd I_ Preference for investment in eurozone currency . 2nd II_ Sexual stimulation with euro banknotes or coins. View euro ( currency ) . 3rd I_ Preference for the East Wind . 3rd II_ Sexual Stimulation upon receiving the easterly wind. View euro ( wind, mythology).

  
cinófilo
  25

Relative to cinophilia, dog lover. It can also be someone with a bestiality who prefers dogs as victims.

  
cinofilia
  19

From Greek 954; 965; 969; 957; ( kyon "dog" ) 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( "love, emotional inclination" ). 1o_ Fondness for dogs, their breeding and refinement of breeds. 2o_ It is a paraphilia, type of bestiality that has dogs as an object of desire.

  
sitofilia
  43

Fetish for which food is included in sexual practices. From Greek 963; 953; 964; 959; 962; ( sitos "cereal, wheat, broadly is bread, food" 966; 953; 955; 953; 945; ( "love, emotional inclination" ).

  
sinofilia
  33

A fondness or inclination to Chinese literature, although in principle it would be to his writing or his language, since the prefix 'sino' applies more to the Chinese language, and perhaps to its culture.

  
botanofobia
  16

Exactly it would be an "irrational fear of herbs", which can be best interpreted as "using herbs like gualyte, poison; toxic infusions." But today it is understood as the "rejection of plants" in general. It consists of the Greek voices 946; 959; 964; 945; 957; 951; ( botane "grass" ) 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( "fear" fovos) . See phytophobia, pharmacophobia .

  
farmacofobia
  20

Fear of drugs in general. From Greek 966; 945; 961; 956; 945; 954; 959; 957; ( farmakon "medicines or poisons") 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( "fear" fovos) .

  
barideimofobia
  17

I do not know if it will really be a phobia or part of a psychosis : it is the "fear of losing the divine favor". It was common in Greek mythology and literature that someone very fortunate (and more if he did any wonder about it) ended up with some kind of punishment for not maintaining the remeasure. It comes from 946; 945; 961; 965;- 948; 945; 953; 956; 969; 957; ( bary-daimon "losing favor of the gods") 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( "fear" fovos) . See hibris, sofrosine .

  






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