Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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benaiga: It's an expression of surprise, like gee. It is usually to liking or satisfaction. It's an over-the-top way of saying "Well be God and the Virgin." It can also reflect scare or disgust and means For God's sake! .
serenarse: It means achieving calm after intense rage or rage. Pass to calm after an excitement. Calm down, control, contain, appease.
oxalide: It is one of the common names of a plant, which is also known as sorrel, sorder, vinegar, lacquer, sorbet, sour. It belongs to the genus Oxalis and the family Oxalidaceae. There are many species.
alien: It means it came from outer space. Be alive from another planet. Alien, alien. Name of a 1979 fictional horror film. It is a Latin word.
axel: It is the Swedish apocope of Absalom. It means man father of peace. It is a name of Hebrew origin but that would literally mean axe of war.
que signiica roeh: Roh, is a word of Hebrew origin meaning seer. It means he sees or predicts the future.
ingano: Name of the Inga indigenous people or community. Each of the individuals in that community. It is a Colombian ethnic group of the Quechua family. They reside south of the Department of Cauca, in the so-called "Bota Caucana" and its ancestral territory covers part of Nariño, Caquetá and Putumayo. They are engaged in agriculture and trade. In Bogota there is a recognized community and they have their own lobby.
zúngaro: Zúngaro, or better Zungaro, is the name of a genus of large fish in the family Pimelodidae. It is one of the common names of a freshwater fish from the catfish family. It is also known as manguruyú, jaú, catfish toad, yaú, tightr, robal, maiden, surubí. It is found in the basins of the great rivers of South America. They are basically piscivores, of sizes sometimes greater than 2 meters and there are 2 species. In Peru there is a town with that name near Huánuco. It is also the name of a Siberian ethnic group of Mongolian origin, which was part of the Oirate Peoples. It was also called dzúngaro,júngaro, choro u olot. They were nomads, Buddhists. Relative to or from Zungaria. It is the name of a central region of Asia, between Kazakhstan and China. It was also the name of a Kanato in that region.
ñampí: It is one of the many names that receives a plant from the family Araceae, of edible tubers. As a momentum, it is known more than anything in Costa Rica. Among the many other names it receives are: taro , otoe , bituca , pituca , Chinese potato, malanga , bore , ocumo , cará . Its scientific name is Sculpted Place.
bore: It is one of the many names that receives a plant from the family Araceae, of edible tubers. Among the many other names it receives are: taro , otoe , bituca , pituca , yymp, Chinese potato, malanga, ocumo, cará. Its scientific name is Sculpted Place.
pituca: It is one of many names that receives a plant of edible tubers. The name pituca, bituca or onkucha, receives it in Peru. It is also known as taro, otoe, bituca,ñampí, papa China , malanga , bore , ocumo, cará . Its scientific name is Sculpted Colocasia and belongs to the family Araceae.
moyos de sal: It was an ancient way of measuring salt in Spain. One moyo was equivalent to 16 cantaras or arrobas. It is exactly 200 kilograms (50 kilos packs).
cantara: It's a inflection of the verb sing. It means intonating melodies, using the voice. In Spain, there was a measure called canatan (obviously the tilde would be missing then). It was used to measure liquids and dry or arid substances. In volume measurements it amounted to 8 blues or 16 , 133 liters and in dried, equivalent to an at sign or 12 , 5 kilograms .
azumbre: It was the name of an old volume measurement used in Spain. It was equivalent to 4 quarters or approximately 2 liters in the Basque Country, Castilla and Valencia. It is clarified that the measure was not exactly the same in all regions despite having the same name. Even in San Sebastian it was more than 2, 5 liters.
cuartillo: In Colombia it was the name of a coin that circulated in the nineteenth century. It equals a quarter of a weight or 2 reais (a weight was 8 reais). In Spain it was a measure of volume that was about half a liter, as it was a quarter of a blue (which amounted to just over 2 liters).
dosaje: It means exact amount, dosage required or measured. It can also mean evidence that measures the presence of drugs or alcohol in the body. In Medicine, amount of a therapeutic agent to be administered to the patient, according to a medical prescription.
paila mocha: In Colombia it is a very colloquial way of referring to hell. Averno. boratro, erebo. Kingdom of demon or evil. In our popular culture it resembles a gigantic cauldron full of lava and pouring out through its fissures incandescent lava.
ciguatarse: Aciguatarse or ciguatar is a form of poisoning produced by the consumption of fish typical of coral reefs. Contract the cigatera or ciguata . The poisoning is due to the presence of toxins (maitotoxin and ciguatotoxin), which enter the trophic chain by dinoflagellates that live in detritus and in the macroalgas of the reef.
ciguatera: Ciguata or ciguatera is a form of poisoning produced by the consumption of fish typical of coral reefs. Collapse the ciguata. The poisoning is due to the presence of toxins (maitotoxin and ciguatotoxin), which enter the trophic chain by dinoflagellates that live in detritus and in the macroalgas of the reef.
epohé: The term epohé or epojé is of Greek origin and means suspension. He was defended by the skeptical current of Pirrón de Elis. Suspension of judgment or decision, in reality or in doctrines. It is a term used in Philosophy. In some texts it also appears as epoché or epokhe.