Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
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Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	16976	2
Obtained votes	1148	2
Votes by meaning	0.07	7
Inquiries	665636	3
Queries by meaning	39	7
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hipnagogia: The period when a person begins their sleep stage, especially if they suffer from hallucinations. See etymology in hypnagogic.
enantiodromía: According to the philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus, enantiodromy is a transformation of something into its opposite. The term was later used in psychology by Carl Gustav Jung as a counter-unconscious reaction to our normalized behavior, especially when we feel our emotional stability threatened. It is made up of the Greek voices 949; 957; 945; 957; 964; 953; 959; 962; ( enantíos "opposition, contrary" ) 948; 961; 959; 956; 959; 962; ( dromos "race track" ) - 953; 945; (-ía "action, quality, relates by forming adjectives") , and is interpreted as "to take the opposite path".
eumatía: It is a word to name "good learning, good knowledge of a subject or of education in general". From the Greek 949; 965; (EU, "good") 956; 945; 957; 952; 945; 957; 969; ( mantháno "to understand, to know") - 953; 945; ( -ía "action, quality" ) .
teosofía: It is a kind of pseudo-religion or occult and esoteric pseudoscience founded at the end of the nineteenth century by Helena Blavatsky uniting beliefs of different popular religions in the East and West. The name is the combination of the Greek 952; 949; 959; 962; ( Teós "God" ) 963; 959; 966; 953; 945; ( Sophia "wisdom" ) .
queilofagia: It is the tic or the habit of biting the lips . It is formed with the Greek words 967; 949; 953; 955; 959; 962; ( cheilos "lips" ) 966; 945; 947; 949; 953; 957; ( fagein "eat" ) - 953; 945; ( -ía "action, quality" ) .
apiropatía: Insensitivity to fire, which does not suffer from burns. It does not refer to the pyrophilic plant or the fireproof material but to the ability of some people of faith who practice the rite of walking on burning embers without burning themselves; something that may have physical explanations, but is popularly considered a paranormal gift. The word is formed from the Greek 945; ( a , "without" ) 960; 965; 961; (pyr "fire") 960; 945; 952; 959; 962; (pathos "experience, suffering") - 953; 945; ( -ía "action, quality" ) .
progresía: A group of people or movements of progressive ideology ("with advanced or rupturing ideas for their environment and time").
alfarería: 1º_ Art and craft of producing ornaments and utensils of baked clay and clay. From Arabic 1575; 1604; 1601; 1614; 1582; 1614; 1617; 1575; 1585; 1618; ( alfajar "the pottery" ) with the suffix -ía. 2º_ Place where these pieces of clay are manufactured or sold.
ey: This expression is used as an interjection to get someone's attention or to demonstrate surprise, as a greeting, as an affirmation or recognition.
hey: It is a variant of the interjection 'ey' for when it is pronounced as if it begins with an aspirated jota, and it is used to get someone's attention.
mamachota: It is a derogatory, an insult, like calling someone a "fellator". It is formed by the inflection of sucking chota in its meaning of penis. See verbs/mama.
mamarripio: It is a derogatory, an insult, like calling someone a "fellator". It is formed by the inflection of sucking ripio in its meaning of penis. See verbs/mama.
tamazgha: North African territory inhabited by nomadic Amazigh peoples, commonly called Berbers, so that region is also known as Barbary, and is located between the Canary Islands to the west, the oasis of Siwa (Egypt) to the east, the Mediterranean to the north and the Sahel region to the south. The name is the transliteration of 11612; 11568; 11598; 11568; 11619; 11606; 11568; and translates as "country of the Imazighen".
berbería: It is the northern region of Africa inhabited by the Berber people, although this is an imposed name since this people call themselves Amazigh and their territory as Tamazgha.
rajadura: Raja ("crack in a surface"), the action of slitting. From cracking the suffix -ura.
cerradura: A closing, fixing or locking mechanism for a door, a window, a lid, which uses some device to lock and unlock them, such as a key or combination.
atadura: Action and effect of tying. Also the same knot or mess.
cabezadura: It is an adjective created from "hard head" with the same sense of "foolish, obsessed".
hartá: 1º_ Inflection of the verb hartar . See verbs/hartá . 2º_ Vulgarism for hartada ("weariness, which fills") .
venao: Vulgarism for deer ("crazy", "deer").