Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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artemisa: In Greek mythology she was a sister of Apollo, daughter of Zeus and Leto, who was characterized by being free and vindictive. Goddess of hunting and animals. It is the common name of several medicinal plants. One of them is the Artemisia vulgaris, also known as artemega, scintid, yuyo chrysanthemum, St. John's wort and madra. It belongs to the family Asteraceae. Others also so named are of the same genus Artemisia (and family Asteraceae) and are also medicinal. An example is millennial or bravious parsley, also called bastard artemis. Its scientific name is Achillea millefolium . Another is Chinese wormwood or sweet wormwood, which some call Chinese Artemis. Its scientific name is Artemisia annua.
covid-19: It is the Code that assigned the World Health Organization to the new Coronavirus that was started in Wuhan, China and is spreading universally.
altivez: It is the attitude that manifests pride, petulance, aggression, arrogance, disdain.
puré: It is a culinary product that results from crushing or crushing some cooked food, such as potato, banana. Maceration of vegetables, whether vegetables, vegetables or tubers.
grau: It is a surname of Catalan origin. In Colombia he is the surname of a famous painter, whose full name Enrique Grau Araujo. In Peru it is the name of a football team from the city of Piura.
marbete: It means label, label, mark, seal, stamp. It is a paper that contains basic information of a product and that is pasted into the boxes or containers that contain it.
setear: It is the action of putting rolls or curls on the hair to ripple it. In computer or systems engineering, that is to configure , schedule . It can also be assumed that setear is to consume, grow or harvest mushrooms (edible mushrooms). This latter concept in several Andean countries and of Quechua influence, is also called callamping.
farfadel: It can be considered an Anglicism and means goblin ( farfadet ). It is a popular mythological being of French culture especially in Loire. It's small and very naughty. Also in France is the name of a sparkling cider.
entusar: In Colombia it means to destroy for a pity of love. Cause or generate youra. Cause pain, grief or nostalgia, to spawn, to grieve, to afflict, to resent, to disappoint, to dishearten.
insomnia: The correct term is imsomnia. It is a Latin word, which means insomnia, sleep disorder, lack of sleep, not being able to fall asleep. Name of a film and a video, about sleep disorders. Insomnia is the name of a song and video of Faithless, a British hip hop group.
percala: In Colombia it is a type of fine cotton and polyester fabric, woven to 50% each. It refers more than the fabric, the type of fabric. The fabric has common use in clothing, clothing and linen. High-use resistant fabric. Calico.
liendre: In Colombia it is the name given to the egg or embryo of a lice. They are usually attached to the host's hairs. It is also very common to use the term liendra.
liendra: In Colombia it is the popular name given to the egg or embryo of a lice. They are usually attached to the host's hairs. It is also common to use the term liendre, which is considered more appropriate.
sarrapastrosa: The correct term is crouperous, with z . In Colombia it means person, woman or thing very dirty, unstiluted or neglected. Scruffy, filthy, dirty. Person who is hated or not loved. Detestable.
vapor: Gaseous state of a liquid that undergoes heat . Gas, vapour, emanation, mist.
ladino: It was a Twisted Romance language spoken in the Dolomite Region in Northern Italy (Antigua Retia). Religious language of the Sephardic. In Central America, half-breeds are called ladino who speak only Spanish. In Colombia it is a surname of Spanish origin. It can also mean slutty, shrewd, pillo, bellaco, cunning, rogue, rascal, cheating.
ánima: Soul of the deceased who are in purgatory. Spirit that believes itself wanders in the environment. Spirit, ente, soul, fright, ghost. It can also be the hollow or mouth of a cannon.
pentaños: It can be considered plural of pentaño, i.e. a five-year cycle, which is also called five-year or lustro. Five-year-backs, lustros. Pentaño and Pentaños are also surnames in Central America.
anomia: It is a state of chaos or social disorganization for lack of rules or laws governing the behavior of individuals. Isolation of individuals. In Medicine it is also a language disorder that is characterized by the loss of the ability to recognize things or remember their names.
dádiva: It means donation, obolo, gift, offering, gift, tip, aid, present. Something that is given voluntarily and free of charge. Something that is delivered without waiting for compensation.