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güica
  42

Guica or Wicca, is the name of a pagan religion based on witchcraft. Began it in England Gerald Gardner and Doreen Valiente

  
guillabera
  20

It is a long rod that ends in three prongs. Used to reap benefits of a variety of cactus, also called coffees or guillabes. It is a word used in Chile.

  
guilindrajo
  28

Guilinfrajo or better still guilindajo means colgandejo, ornament hanging. It also means banner or slope. Old ornament hanging.

  
guiliche
  18

In Chile is the name given to the indigenous people of Llanquihue and Chiloé. It is a word of Araucanian origin and means people above. It also said guilliche.

  
dendrologia
  20

The Dendrology is the science that studies the trees. Science in which the trees are described.

  
guiba
  13

Guiba or Djiba, is the name of a town and a Department of Burkina Faso. The heirs of the Mossi Princes lived in this place.

  
guilde
  20

It is a word in the French language which means Union, Guild, congregation, brotherhood, Alliance Guild.

  
xanthotis
  26

It is the name of a genus of bird in the Meliphagidae family, they are known as honeymooners or mielifagos. It means with yellow spots.

  
xenerpestes
  37

It means climbing stranger. Comes from the word of the Greek roots Xenos (strangely) and Mongoose (climber). It is a genus of birds belonging to the family Furnariidae, and we know them in Colombia such as coligrises or colagrises.

  
xenopipo
  37

It means jumping stranger. The word is formed with Greek roots Xenos (strangely) and pipo (jumping, bird). It is a genus of birds belonging to the family Pipridae. In Colombia we know them as dancers, jumping, manaquines.

  
xenicus
  34

To say that it is like a stranger, as a stranger. It is the name of a genus of birds of the New Zealand Wren family, they live in New Zealand and are very similar to the American wrens.

  
inquietante
  41

It means that cause produces restlessness, generated by nervousness or restlessness. That kill the stillness, that alters the mood, which concerns or causes distress. Worrying, random.

  
desenglobar
  36

It means curtailing, cut, split, remove a land of another, split, split.

  
ominoso
  22

It means disturbing, dangerous, sinister, deadly, random, fateful, abominable, calamitous, stormy, risky, disturbing.

  
nefasta
  56

It means causing much grief, pain or sadness. It is a qualifying adjective which means dismal, disastrous, infausta, tragic, wretched, unfortunate, unhappy, terrible, unfortunate, unhappy.

  
infausto
  94

It means causing much grief, pain or sadness. It is a qualifying adjective that means disastrous, disastrous, unfortunate, tragic, hapless, unfortunate, unhappy, lousy, unfortunate, unhappy.

  
cerno
  20

It is a knot of a trunk. Place where they exit the branches of a tree trunk. Kind of old ritual Cup.

  
ascos
  28

Container or vessel of pottery of ancient Greece. It was like a wineskin or leather boot and had the wide mouth. Askos, asco.

  
cálpide
  8

It was a kind of jar, pitcher or vase of the ancient Greece. Used stop storing water. Usually it was ceramic and decorated with bright drawings. It was also called Kalpis or calpis.

  
balsamarión
  17

The balsamarion was also called balsamario, shape or unguentarion. It was a small bowl shaped bottle in the ancient Greece. Could it be glass, ceramic and even bronze. I was used for storing balms of aromatic resins, saffron, or incense.

  






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