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In Colombia it is one of the common names of an ornamental tree. belongs to the family Escalloniaceae. Its scientific name is Escallonia myrtilloides. It also receives the common names of piglet, tibar, tasta or pagoda. It's hard wood, but it's left to work. Nickname that King Philip II had to St. Louis Gonzaga, patron saint of youth. Character of two works of Italian romantic poetry: Orlando in love with Matteo Maria Boiardo and Orlando Furioso by Ludovico Ariosto. Saracen military leader who fought Charlemagne and besse Paris. Name of the king of Sarza in Algiers. It is used as an adjective to designate someone very persistent, intense, persistent, tenacious, insistent, porfiado.
Plural of burundanga . In Colombia we say mocking all hallucinogenic substances that seek to bend the will of the victim. They are substances that use criminals to steal easily and with the involuntary help of the affected. It is also called burundangas to plants from which you can extract this class of substances (beleño, belladonna, scopolia, estramonius, brugmansia, drunkenness, cocoa sabanero), all of the Solanaceae family. The most commonly used is scopolamine or hyoscin a drug extracted from the drunken tree, which is very strong and nullifies the will of those affected. This plant is also known as savannah cocoa or floripondium (Brugmansia arborea, family Solanaceae). It has very strong tropanic alkaloids. The main effect of these drugs is cinetosis (dizziness).
Diminutive carpenter. Small carpenter. In Colombia it is the name of a bird. Its scientific name is Picumnus cirratus, although in Colombia Picumnus granadensis is also found and abounds more. We also know him as a telegraphist, Colombian carpenter or dotted carpenter. They belong to the family Picidae . In some parts they also call it picapals or picapalitos.
It is a woman's name of Hebrew origin. It can mean rebellious, or also bitter. Other versions give it Egyptian origin and the meaning of beloved, loving or love. It is also considered diminutive of Mary or Mary. It has as variant Molly . For those who speak English it is also a family and affectionate nickname meaning chubby, rolled. Name of a bitter herb, which is mentioned in the Odyssey. Strong-smelling, like onion.
It is the name of an artistic show, in which acrobats, clowns are presented and in the countries where the laws allows it trained animals. They are itinerant and use tents for their presentations and temporary permanence. In Colombia the word is used to mean show, display, ridiculousness, something laughable, clownish. It is also called the Colosseum, track or ring, where circus shows are presented.
It's a woman's name of Greek origin. It means the superior intelligence, very intelligent, wise. In the Odyssey is the name of a very terrible sorceress, who turned men into wild animals. In the Catholic saint is the name of a saint. It is also the name of a variant of the game of chess, in which you can re-enable the captured or lost pieces, but in the initial position. CIRCE is also the name of the Research Center of the University of Zaragoza, in Spain.
