Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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zapallo: In Colombia it is one of the common names that receives ahuyama or pumpkin. Yellow squash. They are plants of the family Cucurbitaceae and the genus Cucurbita. The highest representatives have the scientific names of Cucurbita maxima and Cucurbita pepo .
argentino: It means silver, it looks like silver. It has the glitter and appearance of silver. Hard and metallic gloss. It is used as a male name with the same meaning. Gentilicio of Argentina. It means born, natural from Argentina, or, resident in Argentina, relative to Argentina. Argentine is also the name of a Greek-Latin demigod who presided over the minting of silver coins. Name of a lake in Argentina, in the Province of Santa Cruz. Name of several singers born in Argentina : Argentine Ledesma (tangos), Argentino Luna (tropical).
brechas: It means spaces, gaps, cracks, slits, cracks, cracks, cracks, cracks, perforations. It can also mean roads, sidewalks, trails. Unpaved roads, paths, tracks. Plural gap.
senda: It means trail, narrow path for pedestrians. Trocha, sidewalk or tread. Crossing, shortcut.
cognado: It means similar, similar, similar. They have the same origin. In Linguistics is the name given to terms that have the same etimologic origin, but have different phonetic development. It is the case of very similar terms, which belong to different languages, but mean the same. It is valid for this case, to example the terms house, star, night, water, with their different translations to other languages (e.g. star, star, etiole, stella, ster). In Roman Law, means person who has a natural kinship with another, especially if it is by ancestry or female descent.
perrota: Augmentative bitch, big bitch. You also call dog to a big coin. In Colombia, colloquially, old silver coin of fifty cents or the current one of a thousand pesos. In Argentina there is the surname Perrota or Perrotta and it is of Italian origin.
allantoso: In the Dominican Republic means smug, smug, vain, believed.
rebekah o rivka: They are two variants in Hebrew language of the female name Rebekah. It means very beautiful woman, lovely beauty. Name of a biblical matriarch, who was the wife of Patriarch Isaac and was the mother of Esau and Jacob.
rodete: It means round, it looks like a wheel, which is circular. It's also a way to call the squirts or strips of squirt hair that women use. Wheel, thread, crown, circle.
betuel: According to the Holy Bible, it was the name of one of the sons of Najor and Milca. He was Rebekah's father, who was the mother of Esau and Jacob. Also, Betuel was the name of a city that was where Simeon was born. She was also called Betul.
betulácea: It means it looks like a birch. It is the castellanization of the term Betulaceae. It is the name of a family of trees and shrubs, to which belong the alders and birch trees.
anza: Anza , or Anzá are surnames of Basque origin. It means similar, similar, similar. In Colombia Anzá, it is the name of a municipality of the Department of Antioquia. In Mexico, Anza was the surname of a military and ruler, born in Sonora, whose full name was Juan Bautista de Anza Bezerra Nieto.
betarraga: It is one of the common names that receives beetroot, it also receives the names of red chard, country chard, red turnip, beta-marble, beetroot, white chard, be buried, beteraba. Its scientific name is Beta vulgaris and belongs to the family Amaranthaceae.
agente secreto: In Colombia it means detective, investigator. Agent of the armed forces, who acts generally infiltrated and without uniform. Agent acting covertly.
bimonetario: It means that it has the circulation of two different currencies. They are usually countries where the local currency circulates and the dollar or euro.
granata: It is the surname of an Argentine journalist and politician named Amalia Granata. She is currently Deputy of the Province of Santa Fe. The surname originates in Sicily ( Italy ).
de buenas a primeras: It means with shock, that restless or frightening. It means when you least expect, unexpectedly, untimely, in an instant, very fast, instantly. Sopetón, without warning, unforeseen, unexpectedly.
nebí: It is one of the common names given to the peregrine falcon. It is a bird used in falconry; It is native to northern Europe, but is found almost all over the world. It is also called a neblí. Its scientific name is Falco peregrinus and belongs to the falconidae family. It's a supremely fast bird of prey. The word nebí, can also mean nonsense, nonsense, foolishness. Thing or done unimportant.
breñales: It means stubble, earthy, full of weeds.
percutar: It means repeatedly hitting something. It is a term used in Chile and Central America. It's the same as percussing. Shake, crash, hit or drum.