Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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batán: In Bogotá is the name of a neighborhood in the North of the city. Grinding stone. Mill. Old machine that was used to compress the tissue. Fuller is the name of a town in Argentina, one in Spain (Extremadura) and an island in the Philippines. In Ecuador is a kind of network to catch fish. It is also one of the common names of the Mint, peppermint or Spearmint (Mentha spicata family Lamiaceae).
batas: It may be the plural of bata. Kimono, kimono, apron, apron. It can also be an inflection of beat, which means mixing, stir, shake, wiggle or also, defeat, defeat, overcome, combat.
chuecos: In Colombia it means twisted, deformed, diverted, bent, pandeados, warped. That deviation from the natural position they have. Plural of twisty. People who have the legs or crooked toes. Business crooked, are illegal, crooked business.
camionetada: In Colombia is the load capacity of a pickup truck. That It fits in the Plato or the bodywork of a truck load.
batatero: It is a person who cultivates or sells sweet potatoes.
batallón: It is a military unit of thousand soldiers or between two and six companies. It is usually commanded by a Colonel. In Colombia, is the name of a military installation. It is also used to mean many people. Crowd, crowd, crowd.
jenaro: Jenaro or Genaro is a name of Latin or Roman origin male. It means dedicated to Janus, God of peace. Man of peace.
batanga: It is an outer frame of reeds to the gunwale of a boat to give greater stability to the sail. It is one of the names of an African language of the bantu group. It is also known as Noho, Nohu, Noku, Puku, Banoho, Banoo Bapuku. Spoken in Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon. Batanga is also a type of music, a radio station, and an application to listen to music.
perdiosero: A person who lives on public charity. Needy, beggar, beggar, indigent, supplicants.
menesteroso: A person who lives on public charity. Person who requested alms or need obolos of others. Needed, beggar, beggar, indigent, supplicants.
indigente: A person who lives on public charity. Needed, beggar, beggar, needy, beggar, supplicants.
albornoz: It means robe with hood, robe bathroom, is a type of dress a coat and hooded Arab shepherds used. Colombia is also a surname of Spanish and Berber origin.
lividinosos: The correct term is libidinous, with b. Plural of libidinous. It means concupiscente, lewd, unchaste, erotic, lascivious, sinful, voluptuous. .
ser creído: In Colombia it means conceited, cocky, smug, proud, arrogant, flamboyant, boastful.
huizachal: It means place where there are many huizaches. Huizache is one of the varieties of tree of acacia that exist in Mexico and Central America. Forest of acacias. Its scientific name is Acacia publensis and belongs to the Fabaceae family. It is also called huitzachin, uitzachin Huitzache is also a surname in Mexico. Huitzachal is also the name of a Mexican village in Aculco, State of Mexico.
pucritud: The correct word is neatness. It is the quality of clean. It means that it is clean, neat, care, hygiene, impeccable.
estenotermo: Estenotermo is a term from biology that refers to animals or organisms that do not support minimum temperature changes. Forms the word with Greek prefixes stenosis which means Strait, snug, compressed, tightened and adjusted and thermos temperature or heat. In biology, it is used to designate elements, bodies or beings that do not support changes minimal in their living conditions. It is the opposite of the Euri prefix, which means wide range of resistance.
escato: It is a Greek prefix which means manure, excrement.
proctorrafia: It is a practice medicoquirúrgica which consists of suturing wounds or lacerations of the rectum.
ordás: It is a surname of Spanish origin. Ordaz or Ordax also exists. It is the name of a port in Venezuela (Puerto Ordaz), which is city and together with Caroni and San Felix, form Guyana city which is the capital of the State of Bolivar, in Venezuela. Name of a Spanish conquistador who was the first to explore and map the Orinoco River (Diego de Ordaz). Name of several Spanish towns.