Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15163	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	436498	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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rejencia: I'm sure it's a regency error.
lumbrera: Step for light, although it also serves as ventilation or gas replacement. As the light can be artificial, 'light' is also the flame lamp. By extension is the person who enlightens or enlightens with his knowledge, with his intelligence. From Latin luminaire ( "lamps" ) . See lighting .
astrape: Almost poetic way of calling the brightness or flash. It originates in Greek 945; 963; 964; 961; 945; 960; 951; ( astrapé "flash, repaint" ) . It is also the name of the lightning goddess. See bronte.
muchedumbre: Lots of something, it is common to refer to people. In Spanish is "much" the suffix "_dumbre", which come from the Latin multitudo , inis ( "multitud" ).
ascensión: 1st_ It's the action to go up, to go up. Formed by the Latin prefix ad_ ( "a , towards" ) scandere ( "scalar" ) . See ascent . 2nd_ Capitalized , is the Ascension of Jesus to Heaven. 3o_ By the above, it is used as its own name among Christians, usually for women.
tordo: 1st_ Ave native to South America, which has been expanding northward. She is considered a parasite because she lays her eggs in the nests of other birds. 2nd_ Tordillo Regression, as a shorter way to name it. 3o_ In lunfardo is the vesre de "dotor", which is a bad pronunciation of doctor .
valproico: Acid used as a medicine for epilepsy.
shibboleet: Word invented by Randall Munroe for his XKCD comic book, where it is a password dreamed by anyone who has ever called a technical support attended by unqualified personnel, since just uttering it is communicated with an engineer is communicated with an engineer trained to understand our consultation. It is formed by the word shibboleth united with leet, to imply that it is the way to recognize oneself among the best prepared in technology.
shibboleth: Of Hebrew origin, this word today is used as a synonym for "holy and sign" between groups of belonging, defining concepts that are themselves - even exclusive - of a community. Similarly, it also serves to recognize who does not belong to the group. It is taken from the Old Testament, where in the book of judges (12: 6 ) the Gileadites made those who tried to cross the Jordan River pronounce the Hebrew word 1513; 1460; 1473; 1489; 1465; 1468; 1500; 1462; 1514; (yibulet "path, current" ) but since his Ephraimite enemies did not have in their tongue the first consonant, they did not pronounce it correctly and said 1505; 1460; 1489; 1465; 1468; 1431; 1500; 1462; 1514; (sibulet "punishment, suffering" ) , so they were then recognized and killed.
leet: Originally used in English, the word leet or 1337 ( pr . liit) comes from the elite French (elit "elite, chosen, privilege group") and is used in computer communities, hackers or gammers, as a reference to the best or most respected. It is also the graphic language and type of text they use to communicate, often replacing letters with numbers or other characters. See numeronym .
mano suave: See hand, soft.
mano firme: See hand, sign.
muertos finados: Another collection of synonyms poorly separated and converted to bad query, from another bad query as it is 'deceased' (in case you don't notice, it's not in the singular). See deceased.
sin efecto: See without , effect .
congelación frío: See frostbite, cold.
profesiones premura: See professions, haste.
extracto acuoso: See excerpt, aqueous .
cabro chico: See you cabro, boy.
ojos ardientes: See eye, fiery
jitanjáfora: Poetic form with meaningless text; it can also be a prose, whose values are in its harmony, in the aesthetic combination of its words and its cadence. The name was taken by the Mexican Alfonso Reyes from a poetry devoid of meaning that Mariano Brull taught to recite his daughters (1929).