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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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soto
  31

In Colombia it is a surname of Spanish origin. It means grove. Riverside forest of a river, gallery forest. Name of a Province in the Department of Santander in Colombia .

  
escotero
  37

In Colombia it means that it has no ornaments or washers. Simple. It is also used to designate that you travel without suitcases or cargo. It can mean single, lonely, single, isolated, squat or helpless.

  
axcale
  50

It is more indicated toxcale. It is a term used in Mexico and rooted in Nahuatl. It means agree, accepted, compliant, approved, good (by way of acceptance).

  
johana
  20

It is a name of woman of Germanic origin. It is variant of Joan (primary Hebrew origin). It means full of grace. It is also found as a Johanna variant.

  
carlos
  40

It is a male name of German origin. It means strong, manly.

  
johan
  64

It is a male name, Germanic variant of John. The primary origin of the name is Hebrew and Biblical and means full of grace.

  
colín
  34

It's a male name of Irish origin and means strong as a bear. It's also a way to call it a long knife or a machete.

  
azarosamente
  32

It means in a random, fortuitous, uncertain, casual, dangerous orrried way. Dangerously, riskably, casually, fortuitously.

  
yanacona
  36

It is a word of Quechua origin (yanakuna) meaning slave of the nobility, servant.

  
diáfano
  78

It means clear. It lets the light through all its intensity. Translucent, crystalline, pure, crisp. It also means clean or obvious.

  
rampante
  42

It means that it climbs, climbs or climbs easily. You go up the ramp without tripping. It advances without stopping at anything. In Colombia we use it as a synonym for decided, which acts without being affected by adversity or obstacles. It can also mean unscrupulous.

  
gurrumino
  35

It means cowardly, fearful, fearful.

  
miriámetro
  22

It is the name of a measure of length. It is a multiple of the decimal metric system meter. Equals 10. 000 meters or 10 kilometers. Its abbreviation the Mm.

  
verja
  38

It means lattice, fence, fence, fence, gated. In Colombia it is a type of metal enclosed, grille.

  
caserío
  36

In Colombia it is called a set of somewhat isolated houses that are located along a road or road. Very small village. Set of houses.

  
karen
  33

It is the Danish variant of the name Catherine or Katherina. It means that it belongs to the pure lineage, of pure lineage. Name of Juanes' wife.

  
cuzco
  41

Cusco is the name of a pre-Columbian Peruvian city. It was the capital of the Inca Empire. It is also the name of a current city, a District, a Province and a Department of Peru. It's also a way to call a street dog.

  
solterón
  36

Elderly man who hasn't married. It is also the name of a simple, usually wooden piece of furniture that serves to hang on everyday clothes.

  
procrastinar
  60

It means leaving for tomorrow, leaving for later. It means deferring, delaying, delaying, postponing. It is clarified that in Argentina, Colombia and some parts of Spain, with the same sense, it is very common to use procastinar, without the second r and has even been accepted SAR. The word purist is procrastinar, where the cra particle means tomorrow, then the next day.

  
sifaka
  24

Sifaka or sifaka is the name of several species of primates of the genus Propithecus, most of them endangered. They belong to the family Indriidae .

  






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