Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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planos: Plural of plane. Drawings of maps or representing a structure that will be build. Drawings, maps. Scaled drawings.
plantica: Diminutive of plant. Plant or kill small. Seedling, seedling. Matica.
cervezas: Plural of beer. Alcoholic beverage bitter produced through the fermentation of grains barley sprouts. Polas, chevas, chelas, girls, birrias, beers, Cranksets, bitter, cold, blowguns, Blondes, supias. Name of a plant in the Cannabaceae family. Its scientific name is Humulus lupulus. It is also known as hops, betiguera, canamiza, wild vine.
simental: Simmental, Simmenthal is also used. It is the name of a Swiss breed of cattle. It is also known as Fleckvieh (cattle spotted two colors or pronghorn). It is a cattle dobleproposito: for milk and meat.
simo: In Colombia is the acronym of the support system for equality on merit and the opportunity. It is a unit of the National Civil Service Commission. Aims to choose fairly the best officials through calls for proposals and tenders.
jazba: It is a name of woman Urdu (Pakistani). It means revenge. It is also the name of a newspaper and a news program in Pakistan. Jazbaa, is the name of a hindu film, starring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Irrfan Khan.
jego: It is the name of a town in the County of Kuale, in Kenya.
simbuleta: In Botany is the name of a plant and a gender. It is synonymous with Anarrhinum. It belongs to the family Plantaginaceae. Gets the common name fragrant linaria, smell, Adonis spur incentives. It has medicinal uses.
jeada: It is the habit of some people in Spanish, to pronounce the g as a j. Most of all by the Galicians. Default gallego to pronounce the g.
jegania: The name of one of the Vestal priestesses in ancient Rome.
simila: It was the name of a port of Hindostan, which was to the North of Bombay.
capilla: It is a small church, a chapel. Private part of a church. The name of a Spanish municipality, in the province of Badajoz. The name of a municipality in Colombia, in the Department of Boyacá.
azuza: It is an inflection of fuelling. Means instigating, spur, incite, encourage, harass.
barrenillo: It is a diminutive of hole. It is the name of a plague of the olive tree. It is a piercing little beetle. Its scientific name is Phloeotribus scarabaeoides and belongs to the family Curculionidae.
huachicol: In language Náhuatl means red, red, red. It is a way to call on Mexico to an adulterated liquor or smuggling or also, a type of fuel stolen and altered.
pluma: In Colombia, it has several meanings. It may be keratinous structure that covers the body of birds, can be a wrench, tap or faucet. A kind of crane to lift weights at high altitude. It is also the name of a category in the sport of boxing (weights of boxers between 54 and 57 kilos). It is also a way to call a ball point pen or the spherographic pen to ink.
calza: In Colombia it is resin or a tooth caries filling curing one. It is also an inflection of fit. The shoe size. Name of the sheath that covers the shoe or a garment that covers the leg. Piece of leather that covers the legs of cocks.
adén: It is the name of a city in Yemen (its capital is Sana'a). It is also the name of the Gulf that connects the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea and in turn separates Africa from the Arabian Peninsula. The name of a British colony from 1937 to 1963 in the same region.
esponja: It is an invertebrate animal of the porifero type. It lives in colonies. Porous and elastic dough that serves to absorb. Toilet and kitchen element. It is also synonymous with foam. Inflection of fluff. It means inflate, swell or enlarge.
huachicolero: In Mexico, person who trades with smuggling liquor or adulterated. It is also a thief of fuel or you adulterous them to market them.