Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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trébol: A name given to a class or suit of cards in the French deck, also referred to as a flower or flowers. It has three leaflets (Trifolium). Plant of the Fabaceae family, which is characterized by having leaves with 3 leaflets ( genus Arachis ). It is also called wagon, teble, peanut, fodder peanut. Triple, played cards, with three equal figures.
cacahuete: It is one of the common names of a plant of the Fabaceae family and its fruits, used mostly in Spain. In America it is also called peanut, the word is of Nahuatl origin and means cocoa of the earth (tlalcacahautl). This plant is also called peanuts or manduví, chuqupa.
rabdomiolisis: It is a term used in medicine. It is usually a generalized breakdown of muscle tissue caused by trauma, crushing, exaggerated overexertion or excessive cold. It is caused by the excessive arrival of the protein called myoglobin into the bloodstream.
mioglobina: In medicine and biochemistry, it is the name of a small protein capable of carrying oxygen, which is found in the heart muscle and other muscles. It was the first protein to have its three-dimensional structure experimentally determined. Its high presence in the bloodstream can lead to rhabdomyolysis.
melanuria: It is a term used in medicine and refers to the dark coloration of the urine, which is a reflection of some severe kidney condition. Expulsion of melanin in the urine.
acolia: In medicine it is the name given to the absence of bile pigments in feces.
dipear: It means soaking a food in its sauce. It seems to derive from deep (English word pronounced diip) which means deep, sunken, dark, low. Sinking a food in a sauce in order to dip or soften it. Our language is rich in words that can mean the same thing: wet, soak, impregnate, immerse, bathe, spread. . . .
fascilísimo: Superlative of easy. It means it's too easy. It does not require any effort to be performed or executed. In Colombia we say "de papayita". Doable, understandable, simple.
tribulus: In botany, it is the name of a genus of plants, belonging to the family Zygophyllaceae. They are commonly referred to as thistles. Mace with thorns or spikes. Tribolo .
tríbulo: In botany it is the name of a plant, which belongs to the family Zygophyllaceae. They are commonly referred to as abrojo. A name given to an ancient weapon consisting of a mace with thorns or spikes. Tribulus . Ploanta of the genus Tribulus . Variety of star thistle .
anticlinales: Plural of anticline . In geology, it is a fold of the Earth's crust that has the oldest strata in its core. ?? They are formed by tectonic effects. A class of stratum of the earth's crust .
sinclinal: It is a term used in geology. It is a folding of the layers of the ground. That has at its core the latest materials
fascitis: It is a term used in medicine. Inflammation of a fascia or aponeurosis . A fascia is a type of connective tissue that looks primarily fibrous and strong and covers all body structures.
facia: It is a term used in medicine. A fascia is a type of connective tissue that looks primarily fibrous and strong and covers all body structures. It is a fibrous membrane that surrounds or covers muscles.
amaryllis: In botany it is synonymous with Lepidopharynx, Leopoldia or Trisacarpis. It also uses Hippeastrum (meaning knight's star). It is the name of a genus of plants belonging to the family Amaryllidaceae. They are endemic to Africa. Name of the woman Virgil loved in his first bucolic. It means the sparkle in your eyes. Name of an asteroid (1085). It was also named 1927 QH by astronomers.
utrera: Heifer. heifer that has not had its first calving. A calf that is between 2 and 3 years old. Name of a municipality in the province of Seville, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is considered the birthplace of flamenco. It is also a surname of Spanish origin.
utrerano: Name of a municipality in the province of Seville, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is considered the birthplace of flamenco. It can also refer to a 2- or 3-year-old calf. Young bull.
sill: It is a word from the English language, meaning threshold, screed, cape, or sill (lower part of a window).
engarnio: It means unskilled, incapable. Useless: Not able to do something. That nothing can be done. Pepla . A person, animal, or thing that has many physical or moral defects.
dromel: It is a surname of French origin. Surname of the oldest family in making sweets. confectionery, chocolates and pastries from France. It is the name of one of the oldest chocolate shops in the world. It is located in Marseille and is more than two centuries old. Dromel Ainé .