Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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escoriaciones: It is the plural of abrasions. It means scratches, scrapes, lacerations, superficial wounds.
caraño: In Colombia is the name of a large timber tree. Name of airport of Quibdo, capital of the Department of Chocó, also called Alvaro Rey Zuniga. In Florencia, capital of Caqueta Department, is the name of a river and a corregimiento. The tree has the scientific name Protium asperum of the Burseraceae family. In some parts of Colombia will say stinkwood.
empalagado: It means indigestible, indigestion. It means tired, annoyed by eating much. Inflection of cloying. Indigestar, prevent.
fosas abisales: It means chasms or very deep pits in the sea or ocean.
copro: It is a Greek root meaning excrement (prefix). Escato -.
caldense: It means a native, resident, or related to the Department of Caldas in Colombia. It is the name of a football team from the city of Poços de Caldas, in the State of Minas Gerais in Brazil.
siloé: It was the name of a tank, pond, or aqueduct in the southern part of the walled city of Jerusalem in the Tyropoeon Valley. Collapsed and caused many deaths (18 according to the Bible). In Cali, Colombia is the name of a commune and a quarter (not commune. (20), is to the West of the city. Siloam was also a surname of Spanish architects of the 15th century.
sobremaduro: In Colombia, the result that it has gone from maturity and begins to decay. Last, very mature.
zona rural: In Colombia is the area of field or out of town. Area where working farmers, outside the city.
invasiones: In Colombia is the name given to the substandard neighborhoods or neighborhoods that are the product of a land invasion, so it almost always lack of all public services. Slum. Plural of invasion. It means occupation, conquest.
el yunque: It is the name of a Mexican organization of right-wing and its premise is to defend the Catholic religion at all costs, always fighting against the forces of Satan.
eja: It is the name of a fregresia of Portugal, which belongs to the municipality of Penafiel. In Colombia EJA is the abbreviation or code assigned by the Aerocivil to the Yariguies airport in the city of Bucaramanga. In English stands for "The European Journal of anaesthesia" (European Journal of Anesthesiology).
alborotó: It is an inflection of Excite, cause uproar. It means enliven, scandalized, shout, scream, revolt, mutiny, shake, Excite, alter, disturbing.
cotarro: In Colombia people altered or inner agitated group. Mass restless or an uproar. Circle of people in a heavy atmosphere.
peya: It can mean spanking, what fits in one hand. Poultices or cataplasms is a lump or ball of more or less half a centimeter in diameter that is crushed to apply. It is also the amount used of the Chimú or tobacco among the llaneros jelly.
chimu: The correct term is chimu. It has two well distinct meanings. The Chimú in the Colombio-venezolanos Plains is curing tobacco or tobacco jelly. Chimú is also the name of a pre-Inca culture that had its heyday between the 7th and 13th centuries, on the North coast of the Peru. They stood in the architecture and urbanism.
pinchaque: It is another common name that is known to the Andean tapir, mountain tapir, black tapir, wooly tapir or danta of Páramo. Its scientific name is (Tapirus pinchaque) and belongs to the Tapiridae family. It is found only in Colombia and Ecuador, in the Andean mountain ranges.
hincharse: It is the same as ignite, blown out, congest it. It can also mean boast is, conceited, marginalise it, stuffing it or Gorge.
tintilar: It is a word used in Portuguese and in Spanish, means blink, blink.
yólotl: It is a word of Nahuatl origin that means heart. You can use with or without tilde. Also you can use Yóllotl or Yolotzin. It is used in Mexico as a person's name.