Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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baddeleyita: It is the name of a zirconium oxide which is located in the former Ceylon (today Sri Lanka). It is also known as the mineral, reitingerita.
manéo: It is an inflection of talked. It means tying the hands or legs of an animal. Put or maneas placed horses. Tie, tie, hamstrung.
obatalá: Almighty God of santeria. It is also called Obbatala, Oxala, Ochala. It celebrates its holiday the day of the mercedes or September 24. Creator God of the Earth and molder of human beings. Very important deity among the Umbanda.
mascogos: Black Maroons who escaped from slavery in the United States and settled in Coahuila, Mexico. Afromexicano, afrosemicola. Of origin or who speaks muscogee or Muscogee.
paskha: It is the name of a festive cake of Eastern Orthodox countries. It is similar to an Easter cake and is decorated with religious symbols. It is forbidden during Lent. The Word as such to say Easter. Hussien is also the name of a type of cheese. It has the shape of a truncated pyramid (missing the tip).
envotado: The correct term is dull with b and therefore also with m. It means that it does not understand well what is happening. You want to say disturbed, atontado, dizzy, lightheaded, sleepy, entumido.
vertir: Although it is a very generalized mean shed, empty, spread form, it is not a right way. The correct term is pour, which means overflow, spillage, empty, either from one container to another or from a bowl on the floor, a liquid or something very often as a powder or flour. Inflections of pouring, must start with vert, therefore tell virtio, or cornflour is something wrong.
corruptor de menores: It is a person, usually more, inducing minors to fail against morality or ethics, taking advantage of their innocence.
erómenos: At the time of the ancient Greece was the minor who was loved by the adult (which in turn was called erastes and lover amador: who loves). Who is loved or receive affection.
patagorría: It is a dish that is prepared in the North of Mexico, with entrails of kid, blood, egg and seasonings. It is very typical of Afro-Mexicans or afrosimolas. It is very similar to something in Colombia and especially in Santander we call Fricassee.
zosterops: It is a word that means with belt or ring in the eyes. Comes from the Greek roots zoster (belt, impeller) and ops (eyes). It is the name of a family of birds that are characterized by having a white ring around their eyes. They are called anteojitos or picochatos.
plexímetro: In medicine, is the name given the middle finger or the index finger of a doctor when it is used in indirect percussion (playing the part to examine). It is also called finger support. The finger of the other hand which is the knocking is called finger hammer.
cetrero: A person who is engaged in falconry to hunting with hawks or raptors. That you have or use birds of prey.
sisquile: The correct term is Sesquilé, tilde at the end. It is the name of a Colombian municipality in the Department of Cundinamarca. Its name comes from the word of muisca sisquis or sesquis, which means hot water.
cercopinos: It is a hispanicization of a taxonomic term in biology of insects and entomology. You can derive from Cercopinidae or Cercopidae. Usually they are crop pests, are phytophagous Hemiptera and you are known as leafhoppers.
cerátites: The correct term is Ceratites, without accent. It is a kind of mollusk fossil, possessed shells or shells and had a horseshoe shape. Kind of ammonites.
ceratolita: It is a kind of petrified fossil mollusc that had form of Horn.
ceraunófono: It is a device that measures the intensity of the noise caused by a thunder. It comes from the root Greek kheraunis (lightning, Thunder) and phonos (noise, sound).
ceratosauro: To say dinosaur or saury with Horn. Technically called Ceratosaurus. It was the name of a reptile from the Jurassic period. I had the bones of the pelvis together.
caroso: It is walnut or bone of a fruit, such as peaches or plums. Italian surname. Surname of a dance teacher named Italian Fabritio Caroso da Sermoneta. a person who makes many faces or gestures.