Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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espita: It is a type of valve or chin, which is used in barrels. It is tube-shaped and opens with a special type wrench. Valve, chin, faucet, key.
temoroso: It means scary, cowardly, cowered. Affected by fear.
camborio: In Gypsy language, it means family, lineage, provenance, dynasty.
esplacnáceas: It is the Spanishization of the technical term of Biology and Botany Splachnaceae. It's the name of a moss family. They reproduce by spores, using insects. They are entomophilic plants and coprophiles.
esplacno: It is a Greek prefix ( splagkhnon ) which means viscera. With this prefix we can form the word Spurcnology, which in Medicine and Anatomy is the study of the viscera of the abdominal cavity.
pendeciero: The correct term is pendent. It means someone who likes to fight. Camorrero, fight, movies.
acallar: It means silencing. Don't let anyone talk or pronounce. Prevent it from manifesting itself. It can also mean calming, placating, shutting up
inicuo: It means unbalanced, unbalanced, unbalanced. Unfair, which is not equitable, arbitrary, ignominious, infamous, outrageous. It also means vile, perverse, evil.
setophaga: It means moth-eater. It is the name of a genus of birds of the family Parulidae, They are known by the common names of reinitas, chips or bijirites. They're just American species.
cleinis: In Greek Mythology harpa's husband. He was a shepherd and was a lover of Diana Hunter.
vírgen: It means pure, intact, immaculate, pristine, chaste. Uncovered or untouched. Undyed woman. Name by which Mary, the Mother of Jesus, is known.
senito: Breast diminutive . Small breast. Petty, thetics, Mommy.
arguia: The term argía, with diamiss and tilde. It's a turning point of argir. It means arguing, exposing, reasoning, securing, demonstrating. It can also mean challenging, disprove.
esposos: It's the same as spouses. Husband and wife. Couple united in marriage. Couple, marriage. Plural of husbands, husbands.
cacharra: Female pot. In Colombia old or deteriorated thing. Tartana, tartala, old lady. In Colombia it is also used to designate or name a thing from which the name is not remembered. Thing, object.
trios: Plural trio. Groups of three things or objects. Set of three people. Triads,terns.
cañear: It can mean fixing the canutes during harvest (consisting of removing the foliage and leaving the stem cane alone and clean). It can also be synonymous with cane, which in a board game is to make opponents believe that you have good play, when it is not true. Hitting the animals with a rod or a rod. Move or walk inside a canyon.
curruco: In the Eastern Plains of Colombia is one of the ways to call an owl or an owl. They are also called currucao, by the sound they emit during the night.
nananche: It is one of the common names of a shrub and its fruits. It is also known as manero, butter, nance, nanche, arrayan, nancite, changunga. Its scientific name is Byrsonima crassifolia and belongs to the family Malpighiaceae. The word has Nahuatl origin and means mother, From its fruits can be made soft drinks, in some places of Mexico, called chicha.
cañaduzal: In Colombia it is a sugarcane crop. Land dedicated to cane cultivation. Another way to call it is reed.