Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1127469	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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re mamado: In Colombia it means very tired, very exhausted. to the verge of fainting, on the edge of forces. It can also refer to being very unhappy, annoying to the extreme or very annoyed with someone for their behavior.
bonso: I think Bonzo is more suitable, with z. Refers to a way of calling Buddhist monks or priests. It is a term of Japanese origin. It is also called bonzo style a way to immolate a person, impregnating himself with fuel and setting himself on fire.
cetotariana: It's a new way to lose weight apparently very efficient. In Essence is a combination of several types of diets considered effective, the primary basis is to eliminate carbohydrate intake, to force the body to consume its own fats, a process called ketosis. It is abundant in fat and moderate in protein. It is considered a combination of ketogenic and vegetarian diets. It also usually includes plants that are considered fat burners. .
cursiento: In Colombia it is the popular way to call children who have diarrhea or stomach disease (have courses). Churrientos, churreteros.
churruteros: Plural of churrutero . In Colombia it means children with diarrhea or stomach disease. Cursents. They have churrias, diarrhea or churretera.
bismalva o malvavisco: They are two of the common names of a plant in the family Malvaceae. Its scientific name is Althaea officinalis . It also receives other names, such as: altea, camarmaje, cane grass, malvarizac. In Colombia it is called marshmallow to a fluffy sweet, which we also call masmelo.
san mateo: Name of an Apostle and one of the Four Evangelists. In Colombia, name of a municipality of the department of Boyacá and Name of a neighborhood and a Sector in the Municipality of Soacha, in the Department of Cundinamarca. Name of a hacienda that was of Simón Bolívar, located near Maracay in Venezuela. Name of a Battle in the Liberation Campaign, where Antonio Ricaurte was immolated. Name of a Municipality in Venezuela belonging to the State of Aragua.
en aras de: It means "in favor of", "for the benefit of", "in the interest of" or "for" . It should not be considered as its meaning "for" or "in order to".
galimatías: It means confusing or tangled language. It is not clearly understood. Jerigonza, fárrago, revoltura. It is also used as a synonym for chaos, entunting, disorder, confusion.
guandoca: In Colombia in a colloquial way it means prison, prison. We also say gray.
nabateo: It was the name given to an Arab Ismaelite village. They lived in Petra, near the Dead Sea. Currently its territory is located between Palestine and Jordan.
petra: Name of an ancient city that was near the Dead Sea. Name of a very important archaeological center of Jordan. It was the capital of the Nabatean people and was also called Raqmu. In Greek Petra means stone. In Colombia Petra is an apocope of the female name Petronila.
bayonetas: Plural bayonet . It is the name of a knife, dagger or white gun of French origin. It is very sharp and usually stuns at the end of a rifle or a carbine for hand-to-hand combat of soldiers.
carabina: It is the name of a firearm much like a rifle, but of shorter length. Infantry weapon that can be inserted bayonet. Weapon used by carabinieri.
tello: In Colombia it is a surname of Spanish origin. It is also the name of a Municipality of the Department of Huila. Name of an archaeological site of Mesopotamia that was also called Girsu. It is now called Tel Telloh and belongs to Iraq. Tello is also used as a male name. it is of Germanic origin and means patient, calm.
teyo: It means natural Teos. Related or resident of Theos in ancient Ionia. In Colombia it is the apocope of Desiderio.
tejar: Place where they make shingles and bricks. Weave. Action of covering a roof with shingles. Weave, enter. In Bogotá is the name of a neighborhood and in Ibagué the name of a ravine and a neighborhood.
tartarinesco: You mean with cheers. It means with the appearance of courage, with imaginary or supposed bravery. With arrogance, petulance or vanity. Petulante, boastful, arrogant, boastful.
chistera: Type of hat widely used by magicians. With what you make jokes or magic. Cylindrical top hat type, wide and high. Galley.
botica: Boot Diminutive . Footwear worn by young children. Type of leather footwear that covers and protects the ankles. In Colombia it was formerly the same as drugstore or pharmacy. Place where the apothecary serves.