Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15131	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	434226	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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una: 1st_ Female of one and one . 2o_ First (as 'I'), second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) people in singular present of the subjunctive mode, and second (as 'you' ) and third (as 'he/she' ) singular people of the imperative for the verb to unite. See verbs/a .
uno: 1st_ As an adjective, a shortcut is often used; points to the first or only one of a species or series. 2o_ Indeterminate pronoun for itself, for the single or over-the-top element. 3o_ Indefinite article in singular male . 4th_ Name of number "1" . 5o_ as ( in its concept of card or single mark tab) .
látigos: Plural whip .
aislados: 1st_ Plural of isolated adjective . 2o_ Plural of the participle of the verb isolating .
embarradas: 1o_ Female plural of the adjective muddy . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb embarrar .
términos: Plural term .
trastadas: Plural of fret .
engarzadas: 1o_ Female plural of the adjective cried . 2o_ Plural female form of the participle of the verb criming .
limpiezas: Plural cleaning .
oncenos: 1st_ Plural of eleven . See also eleventh, thirteenth. 2nd_ Team of football players (because they are eleven ).
tontos: Fool plural.
aguerridas: Plural of the female aguerrdo .
flagelo: From Latin flagellum ( flaguelum "latiguillo , fusta" ) . 1st_ Whip. 2nd_ Whipping . Punishment in general. 3o_ Cilia, antenna, tentacle, organic appendix in the form of a whip. 4o_ Primera (as 'I' ) person in singular of the present indicative mode for the verb flagelar . See verbs/flagelo .
stationer's: It can be translated as "the bookstore" thing, and is used to name stationery and desktop businesses, rather than bookstore or library businesses. Although the origin is in the latter, since in medieval English stationer was used as a "bookseller in a fixed place" and not a traveler as was customary. It was taken from Latin stationarius, i ( "fixed, firm, standing, on duty").
skinny: It's not Spanish, I didn't even hear it as a nickname. See English/skinny .
pranks: It is not Spanish, and I strongly suggest consulting in the English/prank dictionary.
lefty: It is not Spanish, and I do not know any case to use it in our language, except as the name of some video game character. See English/lefty .
ladybug: It's not Spanish. See English/ladybug .
stationer´s: I hope it is not used in Spanish. View English/stationer's , English/stationer .
cringe: Although the term "other people's shame" has existed for years, in some Spanish-speaking social groups he is called 'cringe'. View English/cringe .