Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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oleometro: The correct term is oleometer, with tilde . Many believe it is an oil measuring device, which is called the aayometer. An oleometer is used to measure the height of the sea waves.
elayo-: It is a Greek prefix meaning oil, oily substance.
abeso: In Architecture it was a high-key way to call lime alive. Calcium oxide, lime.
atractriz: Attractive, attracting, it can attract. Seductive, it seduces. Attractive quality. It has the ability to attract. Vacuum, suck, sip, arrive, zoom in.
tanguillo: Diminutive tango, tanguito. Small type of pyrinola or peon. Diminutive tango . Variety of flamenco dance.
buco: You mean goat male, bastard, bastard. It can also mean hole, hollow drilling, mouth. Relative to the mouth.
mapawira: In southern Colombia and in Ecuador, mapawira or mapahuira is the name given to pork fat that settles after frying. It is considered a delight for the palate. Thick or fat wax.
bubastis: It was the name of an ancient Egyptian city, located in the Nile Delta. In Arabic it was known as Tell Basta and in ancient Egyptians as Per-Bastet. It was the center of religious worship to the goddess Bast or Bastet (cat or woman with lioness or feline barley)
bucínidos: It is the castellanization of Buccinidae. It's the name of a family of sea snails. It means horn or horn-shaped (referring to the shells of these molluscs).
bucino: It means horn or horn-shaped. Asta. In Biology it is the name of a genus of marine molluscs or marine snails belonging to the family Buccinidae.
buraca: It is the name of a Portuguese town, which belongs to the municipality of Amadora, which in turn is part of Greater Lisbon.
dumbre: It is more indicated education. It's actually a sharpness, which just doesn't mean anything. It is a suffix (or sharpness) that denotes quality, quality, property, feature of something.
henrika: It is a woman's name in the Swedish language. It means princess, woman of nobility. It is a female variant of Henry or Henry. Variant in German of Enrique or Enriqueta . His primary origin is German and means Prince.
shaylas: Plural of shayla . Shaila or shaila can also be used. It is the Arabic name of a cloth or scarf that Muslim women use to cover their hair and/or face. It is considered a common type or class of hijab. It is widely used mostly in the Persian Gulf area and in Saudi Arabia.
demian: It is a male name, which means the one who tames, the one who tames, the one who loves, the one who subdues. It is of Greek origin. Variants : Damian, Damiano , Damianos .
kaweskar: They are also known as kawashkar or kawésqar. It is the name of a Chilean nomadic ethnic group. They were also called alacalufes, alakaluf or halakwulup. For about 6000 years they were navigators of the southern canals of Patagonia. It was also the name of the language they spoke. The word means being human, person.
concheto: In the area of the river of La Plata, it means proud, vain, conceited, pricked, stretched, encopeted, believed. It pretends to be superior to what it really is. That looks like it's not.
pecheros: Plural of breastplates. It is a piece of cloth with moorings that is placed to babies, so that they do not dirty clothes when eating. Bib. It is placed on the chest.
colones: Plural of Columbus . Name of the monetary unit of Costa Rica . ( For John: it is clarified that the currency of Panama is the Balboa or the Dollar). In Colombia, it means that they have long or large tail.
nepenthe: Nepenthe or better yet Nepenthes, is the name of a genus of carnivorous plants belonging to the family Nepenthaceae. They are known as a pitcher or monkey glass. The word has Greek origin and means "without penalty", "without sorrow" or "without pain". It is also the name given to a fictional drug that removes all kinds of pain, also called the drug from oblivion.