Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

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	446905	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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raterillo: Diminutive of thief, especially in its meaning of thief.
gerbillo: It would be a diminutive of gerbil or gerbil, a species of Asian rodent whose scientific name is Meriones unguiculatus; Although 'gerbilo' is also used as a common name as it happened with arda and squirrel. There is another similar animal in Africa called gerbil, and they are sometimes confused.
mandaíllo: Diminutive of the vulgarized form mandao for "errand" (as "errand, task entrusted").
cajillo: 1º_ Tray fixed to the wall or ceiling to support cables. Also the throat for lighting that hides the lamps. 2º_ It is another name for the cardillo plant, thistle or abrojo. It can be assumed that it is a masculinized form of cajilla ("capsule") for its seed, but rather it is a dissimilation of cardillo, losing the /r/ and aspirating the /d/ that sounds like /j/.
abdómino aórtico, ca: The word aortic ("relative to the aorta") exists, but with 'abdomen' I have my doubts, and more when it is already very common abdominal, perhaps as the first component of another word (already without tilde) or in voices combined with a hyphen. Ca also exists, but has no relation to the previous ones.
abisinio, nia-: See Abyssinian (Abyssinian demonym), not 'nia-' because it is not a prefix.
abjasio, a-: See Abkhaz ( adjective of Abkhazia ) , prefix a- .
abobalado, da-: I'm inventing, but with a little effort you can assume that 'abobalado' is an adjective or participle to "make resemblance to a bobalías", or perhaps it's an error that has something to do with ababol ("poppy", "distracted"); and the prefix ?' da-' is not Spanish, it could be a mistake by de- or di- .
ababolada, do-: See ababolated ("looking like an ababol or poppy plant", "groggy"?) , because 'ababolada' is in feminine and in dictionaries it is defined in masculine singular . Although the contraction do ( "of onde" ) may seem like a prefix ( p . and. everywhere) for Spanish it is not, so the script is too much.
mailo -a: While the word mailo does not strictly belong to Castilian Spanish, it is used to name the Ugandan lifetime property system and also as a male name. AND 10060;' -a' is not really a suffix. See a- , maíllo , galician/mailo
abellotada, do-: And. . . 'abellotada' is the feminine of abellotado ( "with characteristics of acorn" ), but the prefix 10060; do- does not exist.
perwüetano (a): It is the pseudonym of a subject güevón enough to leave the dierésis to his alias, and above remove the tilde 128530; . See pergüétano ( chilenismo por "tonto" ) , ( a ) ( "alias" ) .
afaníptero: Insect with invisible wings by atrophied. They are usually parasites. It is a word of Greek origin by 945; ( a , "without , outside" ) 966; 945; 957; 949; 953; 957; ( fanein "to show, to appear" ) 960; 964; 949; 961; 959; 957; ( pteron "wing" ) .
áptero: 1º_ It is said of the insect that it has no wings. It consists of the prefix a- ("without") and the suffix -ptero ("wing"). 2º_ It is also called in ancient Greek architecture to the temple that lacked columns on the sides.
telescopio: Optical instrument that allows to zoom in on the apparent distance of what is too far away to be seen with the naked eye. It is especially said of the one used to observe celestial bodies. The name is formed from the Greek voices 964; 951; 955; 949; ( TV "away" ) 963; 954; 959; 960; 949; 953; 957; ( scopein "observe" ) .
microscopio: Optical instrument that allows to increase the apparent size of what cannot be observed with the naked eye. Today there are more sophisticated versions of lens microscopes, such as electron scanning microscopes. The name is formed from the Greek voices 956; 953; 954; 961; 959; 962; ( Mikros "small" ) 963; 954; 959; 960; 949; 953; 957; ( scopein "observe" ) .
polen: Dust in the anthers of several plant species that serves them to fertilize and then reproduce. From Latin pollen , ini ("fine dust of flowers").
espora: Asexual reproductive cell, which does not require fertilization in some plants and bacteria. For the latter, the spore form can be a mode of protection, since its thick cover isolates it from the hostile environment. From Greek 963; 960; or 961; 945; ( sporá "dispersed seed" ) .
bricolaje: It is a rather artisanal manual work, like a hobby, of repair tasks or creation of artifacts that would normally be done by a professional. It would be the Spanish version of the French bricolage, from the verb bricoler ("to mend, disarm to hack") which surely comes from the Germanic brechen ("to break").
filme: 1º_ It is the Castilianization of the English film ("cinematographic film") that in principle refers to the celluloid tape that contains the frames, but it is usually extended to the film as a finished work and its exhibition. 2º_ Inflection of the verb to film. See verbs/film .