Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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abeto del colorado: It is the common name of a tree native to North America. Belongs to the family Pinaceae and its scientific name is Abies concolor.
ujigami: In Shinto, is the name of the spirit tutelary or kami, which is considered to be the deity of each clan (in Japanese ugi).
kenia: Kenya or Kenya, is the name of a country from the eastern end of Africa, whose capital is Nairobi. It means bright mountain in Swahili language. Mountain located in Kenya is the most Tin second in Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro.
casos: It is the plural case. In Colombia is synonymous with processes in judicial aspects. It is synonymous with event, incident, event, trance, situation, theme, point, matter, fact, argument.
colabore: Demand for assistance or participation in something in which assistance is required. Turning to collaborate. It means acting simultaneously with others in the same activity or to achieve the same goal. Cooperate, contribute, assist, support, help, partnering.
regulatorio: It means establishing standards or rules governing certain behavior. It means regulated, legislated, ordered, prescribed, estatuido, legal, regulated, regulated, normatizado.
recortes: Shreds or fabric scraps that remain after the cuts. Waste remaining after a cut on anything (meat, bread, cloth, metal, paper, etc. ) . Old method of animation.
discontinuamente: It means that it has no continuity, which is made by parts or sections. By stages, but sequentiality. Interrupted, intermittent, irregular, sporadic, choppy, uneven.
tsukuyomi: In Japanese mythology, it is also called Tsukiyomi. He is the brother of Amaterasu (the sun goddess) and Susanoo (Dios de la Tormenta). He is the God of moon shinto.
tsumi: It is a State of defilement or impurity in Shinto. It is equivalent to be in sin. Occurs after you run immoral or criminal acts.
aleatorio: It means that it is not continuous, nor permanent. It is synonymous with random, fortuitous, eventually, insecure, circumstantial, casual, incidental, unexpected, risky. occasional, inadvertent, accidental.
misogi: It is another cleaning and purification in the Shinto culture practices. The first is to run it was Izanagi, plunging into the sea. The ceremony of washing, can be done before the ceremony or after entering the Jinja. Japanese ritual that purifies the mind and body.
dormirse: It is the action of falling into the arms of morfeo. Proceed to sleep, to rest, get into sleep. Lethargic, numbing, amodorrase, sleep, entumir is, numb is, neglected, commit themselves, abandoned.
elogiado: It is an inflection of praise. It means praise, extol, loar, exalt, ponder, commend, applaud, exalt, cheer.
kojiki: It means record of ancient things. It is the oldest book that exists on the history and Japanese culture. Begins with the creation of the world by the kami and ends with the age of the Empress Suiko (628). Also referred to the Kojiki, Furukotofumi.
sandö: In Japanese and Japanese architecture is the road or trail that leads (access) to a Buddhist temple or a jinja (Shinto shrine). It is from the torii to the Buddhist sanmon. It is also the name given to a fantastic giant sea creature, colossal sea monster Japanese (it is said that it can measure 200 metres). In Spanish, Sando is the name of a Spanish municipality in the province of Salamanca,
turro: Character ruin, malicious, wretched, wretched, infamous, low, evil.
aceitan: It is an inflection of oiling. It means impregnating oil, pour or smear oil. Lubricate.
ema: EMA or Emma is a name of Germanic origin woman and means full of energy, vitality. It is an acronym in Spanish of the European Medicines Agency (by the European Medicines Agency English).
cierro: It is a turning-point close. It means ensure cover, occlude, plug, seal, cordoning off, heal, close, end.