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tepalcates
  7

1º_ River in Guanajuato ( Mexico ) . 2º_ Plural of tepalcate ("mexicanismo por tiesto") .

  
cartago
  8

1º_ Cartago is a city in a province of the same name in Costa Rica. It had different settlements and also figured as Santiago de Cartago, after its patron saint. 2º_ Ancient Punic city destroyed by the Romans in the second century BC. C . . Its Phoenician name was Qart Hadasht ("new city") which the Greeks called 922; 945; 961; 967; 951; 948; 969; 957; (Karchedon) and in Latin was converted into Carthago. See Elida , Amilcar , Carthago delenda est .

  
sico
  11

1º_ Sico is the name of a border crossing between the province of Salta (Argentina) and the II Region of Antofagasta (Chile). 2º_ Sico is the name of some cities, in the province of Camarines Norte (Philippines), in the department of Colón (Honduras), in the department of La Paz (Bolivia), or in the province of Huambo (Angola). 3º_ It is a lexical component used more as a prefix that comes from a simplification of psico- , which one prefers not to use so that it is not confused with 963; 965; 954; 959; 957; ( sikon "fig" ) .

  
ítaca
  11

1º_ Ithaca is an island in the Ionian Sea that belongs to Greece, although throughout its history it was occupied by Syracusans, Romans, Normans, Venetians, French, Russians, Turks and English. Its name in Greek is 921; 952; 945; 954; 951; ( Itháke ) . 2º_ Mythical kingdom of Odysseus in the Homeric work The Iliad and The Odyssey, which does not really coincide with the previous island.

  
jericó
  9

1º_ Ancient city of the current West Bank that had different locations over the centuries. Its name in Aramaic is 1808; 1821; 18" 1821; 1818; 1816; ( Irijó ) and in Hebrew 1497; 1512; 1495; (Yeracj), probably related to the primitive cult of the moon goddess Yarij. 2º_ Jericó is the name of two municipalities in the department of Antioquia and in the department of Boyacá (Colombia). 3º_ It is also a municipality in the state of Paraíba (Brazil). And Joshua sent men from Jericho to

  
chebrón
  13

It is the recommended version in Spanish for chevron, since although it is more used, the latter is neither French (by the tilde) nor Spanish (where "goat" is written with /b/).

  
dulenega
  11

It is the Guna Yala territory. The name is guna and is formed by dule ("person") nega ("country").

  
duleyala
  5

It is another name in the Guna language for the Panamanian region of Guna Yala. It consists of dule ("person") and yala ("people of the place").

  
tusi
  6

It is one of several nicknames given to a highly addictive designer recreational drug that is actually known as '2C-B', which in English is pronounced as 'tu ci-bi', and which gave rise to the apocope 'tusi'.

  
hipercubo
  10

It is another way of calling the tesseract ("four-dimensional geometric body"). Although in its definition it includes more multidimensional bodies. It is formed by the prefix hyper-cube ("body of 6 square faces").

  
arda
  12

1º_ Another way of calling the ardent ("brightness or luminous reflection in the waves or on the calm surface of the sea"). 2º_ Most current variant of harda, but previous to squirrel. 3º_ Inflection of the verb arder. See verbs/arda .

  
alhucema
  8

It's another name for lavender. In this case it comes from the Arabic 1575; 1604; 1581; 1587; 1610; 1605; 1577; (al husaima, "lavender").

  
ajonjolí
  13

It is another common name for the seed of the Sesamum indicum plant. It comes from the Arabic 1575; 1604; 1580; 1604; 1580; 1604; 1575; 1606; (al yalyalan) which passed into Hispanic Arabic as azzulzulín, all with the same meaning.

  
animado
  8

1º_ In principle it is an adjective for what has soul or soul, but its figurative sense is used more to qualify what has movement, a lot of concurrence or vivacity. 2º_ Participle of the verb animate .

  
revuelto
  10

1º_ Irregular participle of the verb to stir . 2º_ As an adjective it is said of what has its components mixed, disordered, out of the expected place. Also of those who are unruly, mischievous, rebellious. 3º_ As a noun is the name of several foods with ingredients usually linked with egg and mixed without defined form. See revolt.

  
almenado
  13

1º_ As an adjective it is said of what has the shape of a battlement ("defensive construction on the walls"). 2º_ As a noun it is a set of battlements. 3º_ Participle of the verb almenar .

  
afeminado
  5

1º_ As an adjective, which in some cases can be used as a noun, is something or someone with attitude or added feminine characteristics, which are not considered proper to its nature. 2º_ Participle of the effeminate verb .

  
exagerado
  8

1º_ That exaggerates or tends to exaggerate; which is excessive, especially in a story, in eloquence, in adjectivation. 2º_ Participle of the verb exaggerate .

  
estampado
  7

1º_ As an adjective is what has prints, drawings or forms printed on the material. 2º_ Participle of the verb stamp .

  
creído
  14

1º_ As an adjective and noun is said of a person who believes himself superior or who stands out for his gifts or his merits. 2º_ Participle of the verb to believe.

  






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