Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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atoba: It means adobe, block, brick. Block of mass of mud that is used for the construction. Lacking enamel or ceramic tile. It is a term used in Murcia.
noemí: It is a name of woman of Greek origin and means charm, sweetness. Variant: Nohemi.
arponcillo: It is a diminutive of Harpoon. Hook. Basic element as a hook for fishing which is linked to the line.
platanillo: It is a plant of family Marantaceae that in Mexico say you also Kento, popal, hojal, bojillo, rosarioo, pehuajó, huajo, caporuno. Its scientific name is Thalia geniculata. In Colombia there is another plant that we say platanillo, but its scientific name is Heliconia bijai, which we also say bijao, belongs to the family Heliconiaceae. Both are used in their countries to wrap cheese, meats or tamales.
capeado: It is an inflection of weather. It means avoid, Dodge, evade, fight, deal, endure, resist, withstand, sort, entertain.
holanes: It is the plural of holan. It is a type of fabric or thin canvas that is used to make shirts or also to decorate curtains.
y en dos por tres: It means less than nothing, in a very short time. Already, fast.
etologos: The correct term is ethologists. It is the plural of an ethologist. It is the professional of biology who specializes in ethology, which is the branch of biology that studies the behavior of animals in their natural environment.
poner los puntos a las íes: Make things very clear. Establish the definitive rules of game. Make clear demands. Put conditions.
buey: Bull or steer castrated. Transporter male neutered and dedicated to the load, pulling a cart or to pull a plough team with another. Cattle castrated or castrated.
erminia: It is a name of woman and of Germanic origin. It means the consecrated to God. Variant: Herminia.
bufear: Means have fun, enjoy, mocking, hesitate, take hair. Parts of the Colombian Orinoquia is playing in the River with the dolphins (bottlenose dolphins or freshwater dolphins).
alauda: It is the name of a genus of birds or birds of the family Alaudidae. They are commonly known as larks and also as Calenders. The most representative species is the skylark whose scientific name is Alauda ervensis.
yuyito: In Colombia yuyito is synonymous with bud, snowflake, snowflake, branch, twig. It is a Plantic that grows in the gardens spontaneously and is also known as sorrel. Its leaves are lobed, similar to a clover and acid tastes. In the comic strip of Condorito is the name of a niece of Yayita (Condorito bride). It is the name or nickname of Amalia González, a journalist and Argentine cinema and theatre actress.
fuetera: In Colombia was the largest children's fear: punishment violated with a whip or belt. Lashes. Physical punishment that violated the parents some time ago. They also said lapos (lashes).
bueyona: It means woman, women big and strong, even with something manly appearance. Tomboy, mujeron, write.
malsanos: It means that it is harmful, harmful to health. Harmful, unhealthy and unsafe.
buchú: Dominican mean potentate, opulent, wealthy, rich, millionaire. Person of good financial solvency.
búcaro: One of the common names in Central America and the Caribbean is the Alcaraban or stone curlew. Dara. Its scientific name is Burhinus bistriatus and belongs to the family Burhinidae.
acelere: It is an inflection of accelerate. It means speed up, go faster.