Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35132	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1133094	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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centén: The centen or centen Segovia is an ancient currency that was equivalent to 100 escudos. Only seven in 1609 were coined and the largest and most valuable of the world currency is considered.
pamela: Pamela is incorrectly written and it should be written as Pamela ( 41 own name;. being its meaning:
The correct term is Pamela ( 41 own name;. Its apocope is Pam. It is a name of woman of Greek origin and means which is sweet.
arrebato: In Colombia outburst is an action that executes in untimely manner and without thinking about it. Madness, frenzy, exaltation, momentum, furor, delirium, paroxysm. It is also an inflection of snatch. It means shake, remove, loot, boot, loot, seize.
asta: In Colombia, asta is the flagpole. It is also a bull Horn. Long stick used as a weapon, spear.
encono: You want to say animosity, grudge, hatred, repulsion, Sana'a, tirri, inquina resentment. In Colombia is also called rancor to a pustule or grain.
revenido: In Colombia it means last, damaged, expired, moldy, I expired, rotten. Food that is affected by fungi, bacteria and moisture. Melted by the heat and humidity.
ubérrimo: It means that it is very generous, very fertile. Land of excellent quality.
apocaliptico: The correct term is apocalyptic. It means fatal, tragic, terrifying, frightening, catastrophic, horrendous, horrifying, terrifying, dark.
pecuario: Everything is related to livestock and its use. Livestock. Economic sector which complies for the handling of all types of livestock, production of inputs, management of the herd and use or benefit from their products and by-products.
nostálgica: It is affected by nostalgia, sadness. Contrite, sad, bereaved, melancholy, sorry, disappointed, morrinosa, embarrassed.
baranda: It is a construction that borders the balconies to avoid dropping people vacuum. Colombia also we say them hemmed, Banister, balustrade, railing, balustrade, parapet railings.
esquimal: Inhabitants of the poles or the Arctic. Blistering and jumpsuit costume used by babies. Romper.
farfan: farfan is incorrectly written and it should be written as Farfan ( it is a surname ). being its meaning:
The correct term is Farfan ( it is a surname ). It is a surname of Spanish, common origin in Latin America. Christian Spaniards with Arab customs.
cumbanbon: cumbanbon is incorrectly written, and should be written as Cumbambon. being its meaning:
The correct term is cumbambon. That has the prominent cumbamba, output and large jaw. Belfo, carracudo, carraco.
burlarse: Unpleasant and offensive action with people who make a mistake, which fall or have a defect. It is synonymous with laugh, mock, befar, escarnecer, snap, rechiflar.
disemia: Disemia means that it has two different meanings. In psychology is the inability to interpret the signs or emotional signals in their environment. The term comes from the Greek words Dys ( difficulty ) and Shemesh ( 41 signal; It is also considered a disease, preventing to correctly understand the messages that are received. Alexithymia.
cuchi barby: In Colombia are terms used to refer to one very elderly woman in age who dresses and behaves like a girl. Viejita gomela. Old woman an uproar.
bebeta: In Colombia verbeta is a talking shop, a Bohemian night, a meeting for a few drinks with friends. It is a synonym of tomata, jartera.
kiloempleados: It is a way of referring thousands of employees in undertakings or entities that have many workers. Very large payroll. It is not widely used.
cocoic: cocoic is incorrectly written, and should be written as Cocoi being its meaning:
I think that they sought to ask for cocoi. Cocoi Heron is the name given to the frog Oophaga histrionica of the Dendrobatidae family, considered one of the most poisonous in the world which is located in the chocoanas jungles of Colombia. It is also called Harlequin poison frog.