Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35137	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1138274	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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kinas: It's a woman's name. There is also Kina, without the s. It is of Hebrew origin and means approved by God, with the approval of the Lord.
odolosti: I think they're asking for odolnosti. If so, it is a Czech-language word meaning resistance.
holocracia: Organizational or government system in which there are no hierarchies, all are the same and decisions are made by agreement and horizontally.
neópata: Person who commits crimes and/or assaults and then brags about them in videos on social media. They try to take advantage of that they can be kept anonymous, even temporarily.
criovolcan: The term is cryovolcán, with tilde, It is a term used in Astronomy or Astrophysics. Refers to icy or cold volcanoes. It is an extraterrestrial volcano (from another planet) that expels ice and water.
falsete: In Music, it is a type of singing in which the vocal cords are vibrated. They are used to achieve a higher than normal tone in the singer. Note or tone achieved with effort in the vocal cords, variation of normal register in the singing.
huapango: The huapango or guapango is a very cadence dance type originating in Mexico. It is characterized by a strong heel on the board. It is also called huasteco. The word huapango is of Nahuatl origin and means wood or wooden or tree board.
saloma: It's a kind of pitiful singing that sailors pronounce. Falset edge, in sharp, elongated and vibrato tones. Special singing that Panamanian backing vocalists do in tropical songs. Choir with impossed voice.
dogal: It's another way to call the brake, head, flange, rein of a ride. Rope that is tied to the neck of the beast to be able to dominate it.
cabalgadura: It is a way of referring to beasts that can be finished or mounted. Steed, mount, horse, mule, donkey, beast.
leñero: It can mean several things in Colombia : Set , stack, pile of firewood. Person who produces or trades with firewood. In the colloquial language of footballers, he is the rough or tough player who is characterized by demolishing his opponents. We also call them sweepers or scythes. Rough play.
pilatuna: In Colombia it is a picaresque action of children. Mischief. rascality, daring. Made by the rascal.
fauto: In the biblical sense it is the way to call a vain person to such an extent that he looks ridiculous. Vain or over-smug.
gauchada: In Colombia it means ingenuity, something that is done with a lot of intelligence to solve a problem. Something talented and inventive.
gorrero: In Colombia it is the same as gorrón or canalero. Person who lives at the expense of others and who does not want to spend anything on their maintenance.
gorrera: In Colombia it is also called gorrera or taken advantage. Person or woman who lives from parasite to those close to them and who does not spend on their maintenance. Dropper, maintained, canaler.
flecha: Throwing puncture weapon. It is launched using an arc. Saeta, dart. In Colombia, a limited-tech mobile phone is called arrow. It is also called flechita (Colombian's common tendency to use diminutives). In colloquial and street language, the right person is also called arrow for something. person who knows about something that is required or that can fix a home problem.
empecatado: It means sinner, guilty. That is in sin. Person who has committed a misdemeanor, a crime or a sin.
empecatada: Sinner, guilty. A person who is in sin, or who has committed a fault against a standard or commandment.
emo: In Bogota it is a group or youth ghetto with special characteristics and mostly with suicidal tendencies. His dress is usually black or dark. Women's makeup is grim. They mostly use piercing.