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pilanca
  20

In some parts of Colombia and Venezuela means heap, stack, wrinkle, rimer. It is a term used in the Colombian-Venezuelan plains.

  
pilaster
  18

It is a term used in Architecture and means pilastra, column, column. It usually attaches to a wall or wall. ,

  
pilastra
  23

In Architecture it means pillar, column, support of a wall or a wall. It's usually attached to a wall. Pillar , support , column .

  
pilcate
  31

In Mexico is a way of calling the youngest son of a family, benjamin, minor. In Colombia we call it vat or sute. Toddler, toddler, infant.

  
pileta
  26

Battery diminutive . In Colombia it can be a swimming pool or also a small and elevated pile of the church where there is holy water. Baptismal font. Small pot of water.

  
piloto
  42

In Colombia driver, person driving a ship (plane, helicopter or race car). Timonel, aviator, captain. Person who directs, drives or governs. The term is also used to indicate that something is experimental. Project tested.

  
pinacoidal
  12

In crystallography, it is one of the ways to divide a crystal. Segmentation along planes, plate separation. It is also called Exfoliation or cruise. Plate structure .

  
pinar
  29

Pine forest. Land planted with pines. Name of a neighborhood in Bogota. Action of placing a pin in a mechanism.

  
urubitinga
  62

It is one of the names given to the crab hawk. Its scientific name is Buteogallus urubitinga and belongs to the family Accipitridae .

  
uropoyesis
  31

It is a medical term meaning urine production or generation.

  
rebelde
  65

It means insurgent. A person who does not obey or who does not accept authority or dominion. Undomite, stubborn, disobedient. indocile.

  
choneto
  17

In Colombia it means crooked. That doesn't save the line. Deflected, arched, panned, misaligned, composted.

  
abdicó
  19

It's a tiptoe of abdicar. It means resigning a position, resigning.

  
languido
  18

The correct term is languid, always with tilde. It means weak, despondent, exhausted, discouraged.

  
oncenos
  31

Plural of eleven. In Colombia it is a way of calling football teams, made up of eleven players. Equipment.

  
aqueménida
  42

Name given to the first Persian empire. It covered an extensive territory, as from Central Asia it reached present-day territories of Libya and Bulgaria. Its expansion began with Cyrus II when it annexed the Medo Kingdom. It ended with the defeat of Dario III at the hands of Alexander the Great.

  
calmadoral
  19

It was the name of a very common painkiller in Colombia. Comparatively, it was as popular as Acetaminophen is today. His great competitors were the Best and the Conmel (for toothache). By extension, it is said in Colombia Calmadoral to all that soothes a pain, an affliction or a penalty; that's why in a colloquial way we say to the brandy or the liquor in general.

  
guajolotito
  35

Small guajolote, guajolote calf, pisco or turkey. It is a term used in Mexico. In Colombia we call them pavements or pisquitos. They receive other names such as coconitos, totolines or totollines.

  
desyerbar
  27

It is the agricultural operation consisting of removing weeds or herbs in farmland. It can usually be done with a snooze, but also manually.

  
desherbar
  11

It's the same as weeding or weeding. It is to remove all grass or weeds in a cultivated soil. It can be done with azadon or manually.

  






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