Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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michoacas: It is the name of an indigenous people who live primarily in the State of Michoacán, Mexico. It means fishermen who have fish. They were also called Purepechas or Michoacan.
protervos: Plural of wicked. A person who is stubbornly do evil to others. Wicked, wicked.
ojos almendrados: Eyes that look like almonds. Eyes that have a yellowish tinge. Ideally, usually of the Oriental breeds eyes. Eyes that have outer edge slightly upward.
trebulo: The more appropriate term is trebulo, with tilde. It is the common name for several herbaceous plants. They are the genus Trifolium, which means three-leaf. They are called thorns or clubs.
golpes: Plural of coup. It means impact, fall, trompicon, shock, THUMP, stop. It can also mean punch, slap, assault, moreton, Cardinal, hematoma.
despuntador: It is another way of calling a pencil sharpener or tajalapiz.
postraron: It is an inflection of bow or prostrate. It means kneel, kneel, bow, Revere.
retrotraimiento: It is the action or effect of back. It means clam is, become nostalgic, evoking the past, remember. Abstract, drink. It means back to the past.
poblaron: It is an inflection of populate. It means settle, settle, occupy, live, live.
beyuko: It is one of the common names of a climbing plant. Also known you as whip, tail hell, supplejack, false rattan, cane from Bush. Its scientific name is Flagellaria indica and belongs to the family Flagellariaceae.
enciforme: The correct term is ensiform, with s. In Botany is a kind of leaf according to their shape. It means in the form of sword or saber. It has two sharp edges.
nervo: It is a surname. The name of an Australian electronic music duo formed by twin sisters, called Olivia Nervo, Miriam Nervo, and. Surname in the pseudonym of Amado Nervo, who actually named Juan Crisóstomo Ruiz de Nervo Ordaz, Mexican writer. Axon, nerve.
jamis: It is an American bicycle brand that had its headquarters in Tallahassee, Florida. It is currently owned by Chinese entrepreneurs.
janipaba: It is one of the common names given in Brazil, Genipa americana tree. It is known by other common names such as caruto, genipa, jenipapeiro, jenipa, janipaba, tapuriba. It is of the family Rubiaceae.
jandiroba: It is the surname of a Brazilian competitor of mixed martial arts in the straw weight. His full name is Virna Jandiroba. It is currently undefeated after 14 fights.
chinitas: Plural of Sweety. It is one of the common forms of calling an insect of the family Coccinnelidae. He is also known as ladybirds, comfortably, coconuts, coconut or Antón vaquita. They are used in biological control of pests.
clama: It is an inflection of cry. It means call, ask, request, claim, demand, plead, moan, complain.
desbordado: It is an inflection of overflow. Out of mother or cause. Any case, want to say overflow, overflow, exceed, spread, flooding, flooding, exceeding, exalt.
papelillo: Diminutive of paper. Very thin paper. In Colombia is synonymous with confetti or confetti. In Botany is one of the common names of the plant Paronychia argentea from the Cayophillaceae family. It is also called Bloodroot. Papelillo is another name of the buganvil, flower paper, bougainvillea, entitles or Trinitarian. Its scientific name is Bougainvillea glabra and belongs to the family Nyctaginaceae. There is also a tree called papelillo in Mexico, which in Colombia we call Indian naked or mulatto. It receives other names such as incense, copal, white, karate or archipin. Its scientific name is Bursera simaruba and belongs to the family Burseraceae. Paper for rolling cigarettes. In Colombia, papelillo, also is a native variety of avocado.
abrí: It is an inflection of open. It means discover, uncover, give step, reconfigured, deploy, extend, split, break, splitting.