Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	228	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1110792	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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liviano: It means that it is underweight. Subtle, slight, light, weightless, superficial. Digestible, fickle, frivolous, debauched, lascivious food.
pijaos: It is the name of a Colombian indigenous ethnic group. They are also called Natagaimas or Coyaimas. They are located in the Department of Tolima. Nickname of the professional football team Deportes Tolima and its supporters. Tolimenses .
riada: In Colombia, it means rising waters, an exaggerated increase in the flow of a river or stream, an avenue. Avenue, flood, flood, flood, flood, flood, flood, flood,
crecida: In Colombia it also means rising waters, an exaggerated increase in the flow of a river or stream. Increasing. Avenue, alluvium, flood, torrent, flood.
menguante: It means that it decreases or decreases. Decreasing or shrinking. Lunar period (or Moon Phase) from Full Moon to New Moon.
pleroma: It is a term of Greek origin that means to fill. Fullness, saturate, overflow. It is a term used in Gnostic doctrines. In botany, it refers to the deepest layer of primary meristematic tissues at a point of growth. In botany it is also the name of a genus of plants, belonging to the family Melastomataceae. It is also called Tibuchina. They have purple flowers and are commonly referred to as seven leathers.
cenagoso: It means soil or terrain saturated with water, swampy, watery, watery. Where silt or mud abounds. It is made up of swamps.
dama: Elegant and distinguished woman. Educated and noble woman. In the game of chess it is another way of calling the Queen. Respectful treatment of a woman, a lady.
bicha: It is a way of referring to a snake or a snake. It's also a way of calling a cow. Very ugly woman. Catfish, gurre. It's another way of referring to a contagious disease.
tristísimo: Superlative of sad. So sad. Very affected by sadness. With very great sadness.
stateira: Name of a character from Ancient Persian History. Named after Persian princess, wife and sister of Darius III. Named after a Persian princess, daughter of Darius III, who was also called Barsine or Stateira II. Name of an asteroid (831).
ceñidores: Plural of girdle . It means bra, bra, adjuster, bra, bodice. Female inner piece used to protect and adjust the bodice.
ajustador: It is a women's undergarment that is used to protect and enhance the bodice. Bra, bra, bra, bodice, cinch.
tiluchí: It is one of the common names given in Peru to a small bird, which is also known as an anthill. Its scientific name is Terenura sp. ((meaning soft-tailed) and belongs to the family Thamnophilidae.
dabacuri: In Brazil it is the name of an ancient indigenous ritual of the Upper Rio Negro region that celebrates abundance and unity between different peoples. Name of Brazilian Indigenous Ancestral Dance.
distopía: Etymologically it means bad place. Which is not ideal. It is the opposite of utopia.
nomofóbico: A person who suffers from nomophobia, that is, the fear of being without a cell phone at hand. That they are afraid of not owning or having the cell phone, fear of losing the cell phone.
agalmatolita: In geology and mineralogy it is the name of a mineral very similar to pyrophyllite. It is essentially a hydrated aluminium silicate. In China it is used to make handicrafts.
chon: In several countries it is the affectionate way of calling women who have the names of Concepción or Encarnación. In chemistry it is the acronym for Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen.
mapimí: It is the name of a town in the Mexican state of Durango. In the indigenous language, cocoyome means high stone, high rock, or high hill (rocky hill). Name of desert area in the same region (called Bolsón de Mapimí). It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.