Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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jíquera: In Colombia it is a hand-woven backpack. It is usually used in the field and to load fruits. Backpack, bag, talego.
melifluos: It means excessively sweet, meleven, soft, delicate, sugary.
pollería: In several American countries it is a chicken broide. Restaurants where the specialty is the sale of chicken in a variety of dishes.
roya: It is a disease that attacks the aerial part of many plants. They are caused by Pucciniomycetes fungi. There are about 8000 species of these fungi and almost all of them are pathogens. It can usually attack various cereals or coffee and are catastrophic affectations. Roya is also the name of a short river in the Mediterranean basin that runs in territories of France and Italy. In Colombia in a colloquial way, very bad person or something lethal and catastrophic. It is one of the common names of a plant in the Mediterranean basin whose roots are used to obtain red dyes. It is the red blonde, hail, lapa or red, whose scientific name is Blonde tinctorum of the family Rubiaceae . They also say rust a la colleja, cabbage or white root. It is a plant of the Mediterranean basin of gastronomic uses. Its scientific name is Silene vulgaris and belongs to the family Caryophyllaceae. ,
average: It's an English word that means average. It is a commonly used term in many sports and indicates a comparison or regularity of various results.
cojinete: It is a metal implement that serves as a shock absorber on an axle and also allows you to rotate. In Colombia we call them balineras, chumaceras, bearings or rhoachinas.
chumacera: In Colombia it is a mechanical element that consists of circular sheets containing balines or metal spheres, which serves as a single-axis damper and also allows it to rotate. It can also be called bearing, rhodochina, ballbearing or bearing.
retoños: Colloquial way to call the children or heirs. New branches or fabrics of a plant. Shoots, stems, new ones, buds, buttons, buds.
saquito: Diminutive of sack. Small sack.
ombligueras: Relative to the navel. Clothing or blouses that show the belly button. Very short blouses. With the belly button bare.
platija pez teleosteo marino anacanto: Definition of sole . They are common names of the fish popularly known as sole. It is characterized by being flat and having both eyes on the same face. Cod and hake are also called anacanto and the word means spinesless.
lenguado: It is one of the common names of the fish popularly known as flounder or anacanto. It is characterized by being flat and having both eyes on the same face.
anacanto: You mean thornless. It doesn't have spikes or needles. It is one of the common names given to fish such as cod, hake and sole. It is one of the common names of the fish popularly known as platys or sole. It is characterized by being flat and having both eyes on the same face.
surubí: It is a type of catfish, freshwater siluriform fish in South America. It is also called maiden, catfish or shallngaro. they belong to the genus Pseudoplatystoma and the family Pimelodidae.
palmireña: It means a woman (or person) who is a resident of Palmyra. Related to Palmira (City of the Department of the Valley in Colombia). Palmyra was also a Syrian city, founded by King Solomon.
sobacos: In Colombia armpits. Plural of sobaco .
robalete: It is another way of calling in Mexico to sea bass or sea bass, mostly in youthful or intermediate stages in its development. It's also called taron. Its scientific name Centropomus pectinatus, and belongs to the family Centropomidae.
pururú: In Argentina it is a way of calling the crisps or popcorn.
churumbelo: In some parts of Colombia also means ornament, strapped fringe that hangs. Hanging.
apilar: In Colombia it is the same as piling, slumping, accumulating, gathering, grouping, placing things on top of each other or gathering them in one place.