Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15262	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	446788	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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hispano-: It is the Hispanic word ("de Hispania, español") used as a prefix for compound words.
-hispano: It is the Hispanic word ("de Hispania, español") used as a suffix for compound words.
lusitano-: It is the Lusitanian word ("from Lusitania, Portuguese") used as a prefix for compound words. See Portuguese- .
-lusitano: It is the Lusitanian word ("from Lusitania, Portuguese") used as a suffix for compound words.
luso-: It is a reduced form of the prefix lusitano- ("relative to Lusitania or Portugal").
galipó: It is a Gallicism used in some regions of Spain for "galipote, tar, tar" from galipot, which in French has the same meaning.
traquita: Stone of volcanic origin used in construction.
cemento: 1º_ Mixture of powdered materials that is used in construction and that serves as a rubber band and for coating, since it is mixed with water to mold it and hardens when drying. By association, other materials that cover or fix something, such as those found between rocks, or the bone that surrounds the root of teeth. 3º_ Inflection of the verb to cement . See verbs/cement .
mezclote: It is a name for the mixture of water, sand, and cement used in construction. It seems to be a Venezuelanism.
concreto: 1st. It is said of the solid, physical, tangible. That it's not abstract. 2. Also of the precise, adjusted, determined, which does not show vagueness. It opposes the concept of general. 3º_ Inflection of the verb concretar. See verbs/concrete. 4º_ By the first meaning, it is another name for concrete used in construction.
argamasa: 1º_ Mixture or mortar composed of lime, sand and water for use in masonry and construction. From the Latin argilla, ae ("clay") massa, ae ("mass"). 2º_ Inflection of the verb argamasar . See verbs/mortar.
liga: 1º_ Union, joint, binding, mixing. On this concept, meanings 2 to 5 inclusive are created. 2º_ Elastic or adjustable band, usually used to hold garments. Alliance, group of people, nations, institutions that come together for one purpose. In metallurgy and jewellery it is an alloy. 5th_ Mortar, concrete, mortar for construction. 6th_ Another name for the plant Viscum album. See mistletoe. 7th_ By the former, a preparation made from the viscous pulp of mistletoe fruits to hunt birds (although the former could be a consequence of this method of hunting, which could then also derive from the first 129300; ) . 8th_ Inflection of the verb to bind. See verbs/link.
arena: 1º_ Rock broken into small particles that settle on a piece of land, usually a beach. It is used in construction, to form mortar, or to cover walkable soils that absorb water. 2º_ Due to the texture of the previous one, any hard material reduced almost to powder. 3rd_ Land reserved for circus shows, wrestling, races. The name comes from the sand with which the ground was covered. 4th_ Inflection of the verb to sand . See verbs/sand.
cachito: Diminutive of cacho , in its various meanings including hypocoristic.
librito: Diminutive of book, used for several similar objects, such as the bun or puff pastry .
cabrito: 1º_ Male form of goat ("offspring or diminutive of goat", among other meanings). 2º_ It is used as a euphemism for bastard and cuckold.
mezcladito: 1º_ Diminutive of mixing. 2º_ An alcoholic beverage that is a mixture of other beverages without really being cocktails.
fresquito: Diminutive of fresco as an adjective and noun.
trompito: 1º_ Diminutive of top ("pedestal") . Common name of the plants Alibertia edulis and Coccoloba acapulcensis. It comes from the shape of its seeds, similar to the top in the previous sense. 3rd_ Madrileñismo for "cooked chickpea".
calentito: Diminutive of "hot", and in particular for the toasted sandwiches, or for the name given in some regions of Spain (such as Seville) to frying pan fruits such as the churro, which is served hot.