Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1135254	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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rocky: It is an English word which means Rocky, peñascoso, unstable, that wobbles. Do not confuse with rookie, which means Rookie, primiparity, inexperienced.
guachineo: It is the name of a new song of Reggaeton, which has become famous in Cuba and Miami. Very sticky dance of Cuban origin. Inflection of guachinear. It means doubt, undecided, being between two waters. Hesitation.
incróspito: In Mexico, it means drunk, drunk, fortified. Myhotcomments, emperrado, drunk.
biorse: In slang language it means bath. toilet.
cusucos: Plural of beetles. It is also used with z, cuzuco. It is another of the common forms of calling an armadillo, gurre, Armadillo or jerrejerre. The term beetles or cuzuco is used in Central America (Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica). Mule, I quirquincho.
inmarcesibleç: The correct term is Unfading or Unfading. It means that it does not wither. Fadeless. That stays fresh, healthy, rejuvenated, invigorated, new, smooth, smooth.
casava: It is another call to cassava, manioc, tapioca, aipim, arrowroot. The scientific name is Manihot esculenta and belongs to the Family Euphorbiaceae.
aipim: It is one of the common names in Brazil of the plant, Manihot esculenta, also known as arrowroot. In Spanish it is called manioc, cassava, cassava or manioc. It belongs to the Family Euphorbiaceae. It is the food of the American indigenous peoples most base. Cassava starch and tapioca is extracted from the tubers.
macucos: Plural of macuco. Macuco is the name of a bird of the eastern plains of Colombia, its scientific name is Tinamus solitarius and belongs to the family Tinamidae. Also known as a tinamou, yuto or martineta. Macuco is also the name of a plant in Spain. Its scientific name is Conopodium subcarneum, belongs to the family Apiaceae. Also say you matacano, umbrella, patacana, chufera. It is clarified that Macuco, is also the name of a village in the municipality of san Luis de Palenque, Department of Casanare, Colombia.
azrael: For Jews and Muslims it is the Angel of death. It is also called Abu Yaria and Persians say Mordad. It is listed as an Archangel.
gardel: Last name of a famous Tango singer, called Carlos Gardel. Three countries are vying to be the homeland of Carlos Gardel: France, Uruguay and Argentina. Died in a plane crash in Medellin. He was known as "El Zorzal Criollo"
xabier: It is a name of male language Euskera, is equivalent in Spanish Javier. Variant of Xavier. It means that lives in a new House. Xabier Gereño was a Basque writer, his full name was Xavier López de Gereño Arrarte.
juntas: Means both, the two. It also means United. In Colombia, seals is the name of a Corregimiento of the municipality of Ibagué. Plural of Board. Means Committee, Assembly, Congress, meeting, meeting, social gathering, union. Turning together.
afín coincidente: Afin, coincidental, are synonymous with analogous, similar, close relative, like, similar.
proverbiales: It is the plural of proverbial. Relative to the proverb. Known as always. It means known, known and recognized, well-known, traditional, customary.
ft: It is the abbreviation of feet in English, which means feet. Foot: measure length English, equivalent to 30, 48 cm.
ñoñi: The full expression is "Ah, noni", that it is used in the Colombian Atlantic coast, it means "watch to see if not", is like a warning "Beware breach" or "is that just in case you doubt it?". Noni, is the name of a humorist who participates in the program "El Gallo" Radioactiva, a Bogota youth station.
malacopa: It means person who does not know how to drink, which is drunk very easily, who sleep in the drunk or which dedicates itself to annoy, offend and generate fighting in Colombia.
vinculado: It is an inflection of link. Connect or bind strongly. It means join, tie, bind, bind, relational, related, family, append.
jocho: Colloquial way in Mexico, it means Hot Dog, hot dog.