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lecop
  23

In Argentina it means "Letters of Cancellation of Provincial Obligations" . It is a type of bonds that were issued there in 2001, during the government of De la Rúa. They were used to pay salaries and also taxes.

  
indio desnudo
  59

In Colombia it is the name of a tree of the family Burseraceae. It is also called mullato. Its scientific name is Bursera simaruba .

  
epistaxis
  13

It's a way of calling in medicine to the flow of blood through the nose. Nosebleed. It can be from a simple drip to a large flow. He is also valid in Veterinary Medicine. Rhinorrhea.

  
tórpido
  23

It means that it moves awkwardly, that it acts with difficulty. Act late or slow.

  
candida
  15

It is the name of a genus of fungi belonging to yeasts (saprophys). It was formerly called Torulla. They cause toruliasis or thrush. They usually cause various types of infections.

  
cándida
  15

A person who is naive, simple and lacks malice. Innocent, tired, gullible, incauta. It can also mean white, snow color.

  
muguet
  14

It is a type of infection that occurs in the mouth. It is caused by a type of fungus of the genus Candida. Oral thrush or oral thrush. It is caused by the fungus Candida albicans and is very common in babies.

  
pavipollo
  19

It's another way to call juvenile turkeys or turkey pups.

  
pavezno
  15

Uncommon way to call the turkey pups. Pavipollo, pavito.

  
tularemia
  18

It is a type of infection transmitted by rodents and caused by bacteria. It is considered a zoonosis. It is caused by the bacterium Francisella tularensis. It is also known as rabbit fever, hare fever. Ticks and some hematophageal flies are common vectors.

  
gutural
  15

Articulated sound at the back of the oral cavity. It occurs in the throat. It occurs to join the tongue with the back of the palate. It demands effort in the throat.

  
fez
  13

It is the name of the third major city of Morocco, after Casablanca and Rabat. It is also the name of a class of hat without wings used in Turkey and North Africa. The fez or tarbush is a male headdress spread to several countries. Its name is due to the way in the Moroccan city the dyes were made for its manufacture.

  
nosocomio
  39

It's a way to call a sanatorium or hospital. Clinic, dispensary. Establishment dedicated to the care of the sick.

  
convalecencia
  30

Convalescence means recovery. Time when the patient recovers from an illness. Treatment, healing.

  
emaciación
  20

It is an ongoing process of weight loss and malnutrition. Weakening, flaking, becoming emaciated. It leads to a general weakening and may end with death. Skeletonization. It can be generated by different factors including infections.

  
convaleciente
  23

Patient in recovery. Person recovering from an illness.

  
mialgia
  39

It means pain in the muscles. Muscle pain. It can have various origins and can cause paralysis or difficulty moving a part of the body.

  
miodinia
  28

It is a medical term for designation of muscle pain. Pain in the muscles. Myalgia.

  
solipedos
  11

The correct term is soypedo, with tilde. It means you have only one finger on your limbs. It usually refers to horses (horses, asses, zebras).

  
cropofago
  22

The correct term is forecropophagus, with tilde. Co-puphagorer is also used. It means he eats faeces, which eats excrement.

  






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