Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15491

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15491	2
Obtained votes	336	2
Votes by meaning	0.02	7
Inquiries	462995	3
Queries by meaning	30	7
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arasa: Error by arasá , raze (smash ) , kneading ( kneading), spider,
acalaramiento: It should be an error by whitening, cramping, heating, accelerating,
estado operacional: While it should be the same as operational state, for some reason the latter is used more when something is working, and 'operational state' when it is in a position to function, even if it does not already work.
andes: 1o_ Second singular person of this subjunctive form of the verb andar . 2nd_ Cordillera of tertiary origin that extends throughout South America. Its name comes from quechua anti ("high peak") .
placer: 1st_ Please , give the pleasure . It's an irregular verb. 2nd_ Feeling of liking and well-being.
logosofía: Philosophical doctrine oriented to self-knowledge and self-improvement. It consists of the Greek voices 955; 959; 947; 959; 962; ( logos, "study, treatise, knowledge") 963; 959; 966; 953; 945; (sophia "wisdom" ) .
desregulado: 1st_ You do not have or have lost regulation . 2o_ Participle of the regular verb .
luiseño: Southern U.S. tribe. Its original name is payomkawichum ("people of the west") and the exonym comes from the Catholic mission Saint Louis King of France, created on its territory.
vimana: It is not Spanish, and there are some interpretation problems for the voice of Sanskrit origin 2357; 2367; 2350; 2366; 2344; ( vimahan ) . It may be a word concerning measurement in architecture, which was associated with religion with the construction of sacred temples, and to pyramidal towers called vimanam, which may be part of palaces inspired by Vedic accounts, where some had the capac to fly. Hindu mythology mentions different vimanas as rolling, floating or flying artifacts, from thrones to palaces, but in most cases they were dragged by fantastic animals and used by their gods to move. That's why the tightest translation today is "airplane," although there is a stream of UFOs that considers them spaceships created by ancient high-tech civilizations already gone or by extraterrestrial beings confused with gods by Indian residents.
papujo: It is a polysemic word, although in most cases they are colloquial uses by association. In principle, it is a derivative of papo or jowl, such as beard or fat on the face and obesity in general. It also extends to cheeks or cheeks.
bugarrón: Male homosexual, especially the one who seeks to seduce young males. See bufarra, bujarron, sodomite, paedophile.
hialoteca: It can be understood as a transparent box (usually glass), or as a box or tank to store a collection of glass pieces. The word is originally Greek, 965; 945; 955; 953; 957; 959; 962; ( hyálinos "glass, diaphanous, transparent") 952; 951; 954; 951; ( teke "box, deposit" ) .
irregulado: As irregular is not a verb, 10060;unregulated is not your participle. See deregulated .
anatomofisiologicad: It is not an imperative of 10060;anatomoofisiologicar , because that verb does not exist. As usual, they wrote anything.
loogosofia: Clearly a mistake by logoophy.
plugiera: Error by 'pluguiera' . See pleasure.
recistol: If it is a mistake by a trademark of adhesives that is written both times with "s", it is spam poorly done.
avorasar: It's probably a mistake to get sorry.
alcalinis: Error by alkaline.
dzidzantun: It must be Dzidzantún.