Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15171

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15171	2
Obtained votes	88	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	436818	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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criaturas: Plural of creature .
endémicas: Feminine plural of endemic. See endemic ("of a specific place").
hojas: Plural of leaf, in its different meanings.
escabrosos: Plural of rugged ("rough, irregular, dangerous").
coletas: Plural of ponytail . See tail (as appendix), suffix -ete .
alineados: Plural of aligned (adjective and participle).
portafolios: It is another of those words that are used in singular as well as plural, although there is portfolio ("folder or briefcase for documents"). See inherent plural .
monday: It is the "lunes" (day of the week), which as in Spanish and other languages, is a day dedicated to the Moon, as a contraction of moon ("moon") and day ("day").
aerobiologia: It's an aerobiology mistake.
cruor: If it is not in another language ( p . eg . , the Latin ) is an error by crúor ("ancient name of hemoglobin").
carambanos: Error by the plural of icicle .
postmenopausica: Error by the female postmenopausal.
canchanchan: It seems a mistake by canchanchán ("friend, companion, buddy, servile").
chamame: Most likely, it is an error by chamamé ("musical style of the Argentine northeast").
tuyuyu: Surely it is a mistake by the tuyuyú bird (Mycteria americana).
krishna: For Hinduism Krishna is the god Vishnu in his eighth avatar or incarnation, although for Krishnaism he is the main god from which Vishnu comes. The Sanskrit name 2325; 2371; 2359; 2381; 23'' It means "black, dark blue", which is the color of the skin with which the divinity is represented.
génesis: 1º_ Origin, beginning, generation of something or someone. From Greek 947; 949; 957; 949; 963; 953; 962; ( guénesis "generation, origin" ) . It is also used as a word component, especially for the suffix -genesis. 2º_ By the previous name of the first book in the Jewish Torah (and Tanakh), where it is known as 1489; 1456; 1468; 1512; 1461; 1488; 1513; 1460; 1473; 1497; 1514; (bedeyit "in the beginning"), and from the Old Testament in the Christian Bible, which describes the creation of the world.
liturgia: Ritual or ceremonial procedure, typical of religions and solemn acts. From Greek 955; 949; 953; 964; 959; 965; 961; 947; 953; 945; ( leitourgía "civil service" ) , formed by 955; 951; 953; 964; 959; 957; ( léeiton "hall for the people" ) 949; 961; 947; 959; 962; ( ergós "task" ) - 953; 945; ( -ía "action, quality" ) .
pentecostés: It is a religious holiday that for Jews recalls the Passover of the Lamb and for Christians the Passover. The name has a Greek origin by 960; 949; 957; 964; 951; 954; 959; 963; 964; 951; ( pentekosté "fiftieth" ) ), because it is celebrated fifty days after Easter.
edén: Eden, from Hebrew 1506; 1461; 1491; 1462; 1503; , is the place where a garden was planted after the creation of the world so that men (humans) modeled by a deity could develop. With some variants, in all accounts (Assyrian, Phoenician, Sumerian, Babylonian, Hebrew) they relate to snakes, trees of life or knowledge and a divine punishment by which human beings lose some favor or condition. The best known today is the one listed in the Genesis of the Tanakh or the Old Testament. See Paradise, Garden of Eden.