Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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xeros: Xeros is a Greek prefix meaning dry. I think that they were trying to ask for Xerus. It is a genus of animals of the Sciuridae family comprising puppies meadows, marmots and Chipmunks. They are of African origin.
kobos: Kobos is the name of a Hotel in Seoul, ( Korea ). Kobos or Kobus is as they call the antelope aquatic African or Antelope of swamps. Its scientific name is Kobus ellipsiprymnus. Is the family Bovidae. ( Bovine ).
ocelotes: Ocelot is the plural of Ocelot. It is the way as the Aztecs called the Jaguar. The word Nahuatl is Ocelotl.
tamandúas: Tamanduas are the same bears meleros or Anteaters. They are the Myrmecophagidae family, which in latin means that they eat ants. Its scientific name is Tamandua tetradactyla. Tamandua ( no tilde and no s ) It is the name of the genus. They also eat termites and are roiginarios of South America.
pacas: It is a rodent of the family Cuniculidae. In Colombia is known as Agouti, paca, guartinaja, guanta, chilo, guagu molon, goruga, majaz, spotted rabbit, guagua, borugo or lapa. Its scientific name is Cuniculus paca. Their meat is highly appreciated.
alambre: In Mexico are pieces of meat, roasted, skewered on a wooden or bamboo skewer. It is the same thing that in Colombia we call stick, chuzo or skewer. Steel wire, wire rope.
mapurites: The correct term is Mapuritos, although some few say mapurites. They are insects that touch them produces a very foul odor. In Colombia and Venezuela as well as mapuritos, say aphids. Also known as Mapurito to a plant that in Colombia also we say Anamú or garlic plant, because it is very fragrant. Its scientific name is Petiveria alliacea and is used for healing of some kinds of cancer. It is the Phyitolaccaceae family.
tucutucus: Tucutucu is a town of Argentina in Rio Chico, Patagonia. It is the nickname that the Marcelo Zalayeta had a Uruguayan footballer. Tucutucu or Tucotuco, is the name given to a few tiny rodents resemble chinchillas in the genus Ctenomis. You also tell him tucutucus to the indigenous, saltapericos, taguinches, aluas or cucubanos. They are beetles of the family Elateridae. Its scientific name is noctiluca Pyrophorus. Although they produce light they are not relatives of the fireflies.
aranista: Known as Aranist to every follower of the movement conceived and directed by Sabino Arana Goiri, founder of the Euzko Alderdi Jeltzalea party nationalist Basque ( EAJ-PNV ). The father of the Basque nationalism is considered.
policromatico: policromatico is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Policromatico" as meaning:
The correct term is polychromatic. It means painted many colors, iridescent, Pigmented. Giving signs of various colors and bright.
aburelados: It means that it is a dark red, Blood Red Bull, between black and fawn color.
bretema: brétema is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Brétema" being its meaning:
The correct term is brétema. In Galician language means fog.
aburelan: It is an inflection of aburelar. It means that they are painted or colored dark red. Give color Bull blood.
abundar: It means that occur in large numbers, there are many that are full, found in abundance, there is an excess. Swarming, proliferate, short, overrun, overflowing.
abultarán: It is an inflection of bulking. It means inflation, make bigger, appear larger, increase volume, exceeding. Exaggerate, ponder, inflate, swell, blowing, increase, enlarge, expand.
abundantes: It means that they swarm, they proliferate there too.
abultamientos: It means headlands, bumps, swellings, that something has been blown or inflation. Elevations.
abultaba: It is an inflection of bulking. It means enlarge, swell, inflate, exaggerate, exceed. That take the form of bulk.
abuchearán: It means that you will receive in the midst of shouts and silbatinas. They will Balk, they will cry, they offend.
guanacos: They are a few mammals, artiodactyls originating in the Andean region of South America. Unlike the flame that is domesticated, the guanaco lives in the wild. Its scientific name is Lama guanicoe and belongs to the family Camelidae. In quechua is wanaco or wuanacu.