Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1104144	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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dita: It is a woman's name. It is the name of an actress and model from the United States, called Dita Von Teese, but with the birth name of Heather Renée Sweet. DITA Parlo was the name of a German actress, whose real name Grethe Gerda Kornstädt.
escarola: It is one of the common names of an edible plant. It is also known as chicory, Endive, indibia, salad, radicchio or Romaine lettuce. . Its scientific name is Cichorium endivia and belongs to the family Asteraceae.
jasefat: The correct term is Jehoshaphat. It was the name of the sixth King of the House of David and room of the Kingdom of Judah. Son of rolling and Azubah.
jaruma: In Aymara language wants to say "agua amarga". It is the name of a Bolivian Summit in the Potosí Department. It has a height of 4, 863 metres and is in the municipality of Lliçà.
jarrillo: Jarillo means small jug, glass, usually metallic housing. Metal pot to contain liquids. Diminutive of jug. Jarillo ' Tin is the name of a Spanish musical band, born in Malaga.
albatera: It was the name given in ancient times to the vaginal discharge. It means white or whitish discharge. Whitish discharge from the uterus of women. It was also called albatara.
albatara: It was the name given in ancient times to the vaginal discharge. It means white or whitish discharge. Whitish discharge from the uterus of women. Also called albatera.
chusco: In the center of Colombia means churro, attractive, beautiful, beautiful. In Antioquia and the coffee it means crespo, kinky hair. In Peru is a dog gosque, ordinary, without pedigree or mixed of various breeds. In Mexico it means lively, entertaining, Nice. In Chile it is rude, rude, ordinary, rough.
mondiola: In Uruguay and Argentina is a luncheon meat, confiscation or snacks made with dried, raw and salted or smoked pork.
estancarse: In Colombia, it means stop progressing, keep static and at the same level, without improving. Freeze, immobilized, stop, encharcar be, back up.
descortezado: You want to say without rind, without shell. Action remove or remove the bark on a tree in a log of wood.
chozno: It is the descendant in the fifth generation. The order is the son, grandson, great-grandson, grandson and chozno. It can be said that a chozno is the great-great grandson son or grandson of a great-grandson. One can also say that the chozno is great-grandson of a grandchild or great-great grandson of a son (I hope that she is clear). Nice exercise and play on words.
puking: It is a word of the English language that means vomiting.
aceitunero: Lot of olives. Tree, olive tree, olive tree. Receptacle containing olives. Cultivator of olives or olive Harvester. Name of a song by tide. Center of the olives.
aceituna: It means olive or olive fruit. It is a very oily succulent drupe, edible fruit. Fruit in drupa of olive, olive or olive tree (Olea europea Oleaceae family).
jacapani: In Brazil is the common name of a bird, which is also called jacapanin, Laguna mirla, angu, Wren's lagoon, calandria estero, black coat, paraulata of water table. Its scientific name is Donacobius atricapilla and belongs to the family, Donacobiidae.
jacanápero: It means reckless, stupid, annoying, tiring, restless. It refers to the attitude of Cape Verde and Equatorial West African monkeys.
jabeblneta: The correct term is jabebineta. It means small jabebina, small stripe. River stripe. It is a name of a fish in the Potamotrygonidae family Brazil. They have a very poisonous tail sting.
paragüitas: In Colombia is a generically call sombrerito fungi or mushrooms. Diminutive of umbrella.
silicuar: Silicuar means produce fruits in sheath. It is the Act of producing or generating (siliqua or legume fruit) pods leguminous plants or of the family Fabaceae. There are also other families that have fruits silique in Brassicaceae, Papaveraceae, Fumariaceae (for some botanists is considered as a subfamily of Papaveraceae and they call it Fumarioideae).