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güiro
  47

In Colombia is a musical instrument resembling the bark or the oak, made a pumpkin. For a Cuban means head, testa.

  
cumbre
  44

In Colombia it means peak, peak, highest part of the mountain. Maximum grade which can be reached in an institution. Meeting of the Presidents of several countries. Success or goal of the mountaineers.

  
hiposaedro
  18

The correct term is icosahedron. It is a polyhedron, or geometric body consisting of twenty (20) faces are equilateral triangles or polygons.

  
batey
  16

Cuba is a small ranch in a circular manner, having the roof of Palm.

  
fechoría
  103

They are actions that runs facineroso, the offender. Bad work of a thug. Felony, evil, infamy, desman attack, crime, mischief, transgression, pilatuna.

  
cuadrado
  43

Geometric figure formed by four equal straight lines that form four angles, grid. A quadrilateral that has four equal sides. Results math multiply a number by itself same. Surname in Colombia of outstanding players. José Fernando Cuadrado is substitute goalkeeper in the selection Colombia and Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is midfielder.

  
ayes
  18

Exclamations of pain issued by someone who suffers. Moans, groans, cries. complaints, moans, plañidos, whimpers.

  
transhumante
  38

The correct term is Nomad (without the n). Means wandering, traveling, Nomad, vagabond, Pilgrim, traveler.

  
tetrapodo
  14

The correct term is tetrapod or tetrapoda (means that it has four legs, which is a quadruped.

  
bedelia
  19

Bedelia or bedela is the woman responsible for the management of the keys to a building or cloister. Housekeeper.

  
conserje
  10

In America it means doorman, watchman, caretaker. person responsible for the custody or care of a property and that manages the keys.

  
ujier
  25

In Colombia it means doorman, watchman, caretaker. Person in charge of the control of visitors to a government agency or a court. The usher controlling the access of visitors to a building.

  
frágil
  53

It means that it can be damaged or affected easily. Vulnerable, weak, sickly, delicate, subtle, faint, weak, brittle.

  
anuencia
  22

It means permit, authorization, approval, acceptance, approval, consent, compliance.

  
latifundio y minifundio
  16

In Colombia herd, immense grounds, usually located in the Eastern Plains. Usually of thousands of hectares. They live a landowner. Smallholding is an area of very little expansion. Plot, conuco, lot. It dominates the Cundiboyacense Savannah. They are usually a few hectares or acres and almost always less than them. In these, he lives a sharecropper or poor peasant.

  
latifundista
  44

A person who owns large tracts of land. Landowner, owner of hato.

  
latifundio
  31

In Colombia is a land of great extension, usually thousands of hectares, almost always of natural linen. Herd.

  
cacumen
  42

In Colombia it means head, skull and brain. Also knowledge, science, wit, wisdom, understanding, intelligence.

  
cardumen
  22

Usually used to describe a large number of fish that move group. School of fish.

  
pesebre
  48

Colombia in representation of the birth of Jesus. Christmas, very traditional arrangement in Colombia which recreates the era of the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. Figurines made of various materials, basically composed of Maria, Jose, El Divino Niño, a mule and an ox. By extension slum on the slope of a mountain and illuminated at night. Stall, stable.

  






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