Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35043	1
Obtained votes	228	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1110608	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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bodhisattva: It is the name of one of the currents of Buddhism. Reject the Nirvaba. The bodhisattva sacrifices his own liberation for the benefit of others.
cribar: It means sifting, separating particles of different sizes using a sieve, sieve or sieve. It means to separate.
cornavin: Swiss watch brand. Name of a train station in Geneva . Name of Hotel de Geneva in the same area.
nitofilia: Taste or predilection for recreating unreal or fanciful environments or situations. Recreations with a lot of imagination.
lliviense: He means native of Llivia, a town in the Province of Girona, Spain, in the Autonomous Community of Catalonia. It is totally surrounded by French territory.
kampa: Name of an Amazonian ethnic group, distributed between Peru and Brazil. They have also been known as the Ashánica people, antis, chunchos, chascosos, campas, thampas, cambas, komparias, kuruparias and campitis. It belongs to the Arawak family. language spoken by this same people. Name of a Mexican sporting goods brand.
parís: Name of the capital of France, also called The City of Light. Last name of Model, Colombian businesswoman and DJ whose full name is Natalia París Gaviria. Last name of Colombian pilot, father of model Natalia París.
rama: The name given to each of the divisions or bifurations of the trunk of a plant. It means stem, wedge, rod, stem, shoot. Branch, fork, subdivision, bypass, deviations from a road. That is part of a larger or main structure.
botafogo: It means that it throws or emits fire. A person who gets heated easily and is prone to stirring up dissension and disturbances. Name of a Brazilian football team, based in Riberao Preto, in the State of São Paulo. There are also Brazilian football teams called Botafogo in João Pessoa, Paraíba State and in Rio de Janeiro. In Ibagué there is also an amateur team called Botafogo and it has been founded for almost 70 years. Name of Barrio de Rio de Janeiro . Nickname of a sixteenth-century Portuguese Navy galleon, whose real name was St. John the Baptist. He was considered the most powerful in the world at the time. I had more than 1. 100 tons displacement. Nickname of the Argentinian guitarist Miguel Vilanova.
virgen: It means pure, who has not known a man, chaste. That you have not had sexual intercourse (valid for both genders). That has not been touched, referring to land that has not been tilled or worked. Epithet by which Mary Most Holy, Mother of Jesus and of many holy women and martyrs of the Church, is known. Jungle where man has not arrived. Uncarded wool.
vaticinio: It means divination, prediction, forecasting. Try to make the future known ahead of time. Anticipate an event. Announcing the future.
porvenir: An event that is expected to occur in the future. Future, future event. Tomorrow, expectation, horizon, luck, perspective. In Colombia it is also a private pension fund.
fonación: Emission of voice or speech. Way of speaking. I leave , accent . A way of pronouncing words or speaking . How to articulate sounds when speaking . Pronunciation. A set of rules or characteristics that allow a language to be spoken adequately. Correct way to say or pronounce words.
diamantino: It has the appearance of a diamond, relative to the diamond. It is used as an adjective to mean hard, very hard, transparent, bright or also persistent, unbreakable.
diáspora: Broadly speaking, it means dispersion, dissemination, exodus. Migration, leaving the place of origin.
cristalino: It means that it is clear and transparent. It has the appearance of crystal. That lets the light through. It means transparent, translucent, clear, limpid, pure, sharp, clean. In Medicine and Ophthalmology, it is a natural lens of the eye that has the function of focusing on objects that are observed and that are at different distances (ability to accommodate).
estadista: A scholar in state affairs. Ruler, political leader, guide. President.
cuentista: Expert in storytelling. Storyteller. Writer or writer specialized in storytelling or writing. Storyteller . A person whose activity is to keep accounts, accountant. By extension: liar, liar.
exteriorizado: It means that it has been visualized, that it has become notorious or visible, that it has been revealed or shown. Inflection of externalizing.
fotingo: It is a term used in the Caribbean and especially in Cuba to designate an old and beat-up car. Scrap metal, cheche.