Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35003	1
Obtained votes	228	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1098150	1
Queries by meaning	31	3
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rebuscón: It means that it scrawls, scrutinizes, sniothes, investigates, explores or polls. Also in Colombia in a colloquial way person who practices the search to survive. Who does any kind of work to get daily sustenance (usually selling trinkets, sweets or just asking for money).
moha: It is one of the names of the second most cultivated cereal in the world. It's also called millet. Its scientific name is Setaria italica and belongs to the family Poaceae . In Buddhism it is a concept that amounts to emptiness, ignorance, ignorance, uselessness. It is the opposite of Prajna (wisdom).
razón: Human mental capacity, ability to understand or interpret things. It means reasoning, intelligence, judgment, understanding. In Colombia it also means message, announcement, commission, communication, entrust, note, missive, esquela, letter, reason, cause.
impar: You mean non. It doesn't have par, it's not paired.
paleontología: It is the science that studies the living beings that existed in ancient times. Study of fossils.
español: It means from, alocal, resident in Spain or related to Spain. Name of a Spanish football team. Espanyol. It is also the name of football teams in Mexico, Uruguay and Argentina. It is also the surname of an Entomologist born in Spain. His name is Francesc Español Coll . Name of the second most spoken language in the world, also called Spanish.
turismo: It is the activity that aims to organize trips to different sites in an orderly and targeted way. Excursion, travel, tour. Guided trips, usually intended for exploration, knowledge, leisure or business.
futear: In some parts and used by generally young people, it means kicking, hitting a ball or something with their feet. It's a purported football shunt. Chutar or kick (also derived from the English word shoot ).
tuteo: It's a form of conversation where speakers or interlocutors are about you and not you or you. In some parts of Colombia it is very common, for example in Bogota.
voseo: It's a form of conversation where speakers or interlocutors are about you and not you or your. In some parts of Colombia it is very common, for example in Medellin, Antioquia and in Argentina and Uruguay.
itagüí: In Nutabes language means wife's hand. It is the name of a municipality of the Department of Antioquia and which is part of the Aburrá Valley. Its name derives from the name of a chieftain named Bitagí.
fantochería: In Colombia it means bragging, fanfare, petulance, vanity, presumption. Actions performed by the fantoche.
mandiram: In yoga culture means temple. Mandir or Mondir is also used. In Barcelona is the name of a Yoga school.
marushi: It is one of the common names of an edible fruit shrub. It is also known as nananche, noro, nance, nancite, nanche or changunga. Its scientific name is Byrsonima crassifolia and belongs to the family Malpighiaceae.
nance: It is one of the common names of an edible fruit shrub. It is also known as nananche, noro, marushi, nancite, nanche or changunga. Its scientific name is Byrsonima crassifolia and belongs to the family Malpighiaceae.
votivo: It means that it is presented as an offering as a vow or promise. a vote or a promise.
atom: Computer is a Linux and Windows software. You can also use it on macOS. It's a Source Code Editor.
porrongo: In Colombia it is a glass made of clay. It can also be a type of vessel, made of cooked clay and thick material.
fámula: In Colombia it means maid, service girl, maid, domestic, service, servant.
ofuscado: In Colombia it means bravo, rabid, blinded, angry, furious. It can also mean obsessed, obsessed, stubborn.