Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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jerbo: The correct term is gerbo, with g . It is also called gerbillo, merion or gerbil. It is the common name of a small rodent, whose scientific name is Merions unguiculatus. It belongs to the Muridae family.
lemming: It is one of the common names of a small rodent with a very short tail that lives in the tundra and meadows of the taiga and the Arctic. It belongs to the family Cricetidae.
topillo: Mole diminutive. Common name of a small rodent in the Cricetidae family. They are also known as arvicollinos.
hamster: The correct term is hamster, with tilde. They are small rodents of the cricetidae family. They are widely used as pets and have the appearance of a slightly plump mouse. The word is of German origin.
abazones: Plural of abazón . It is a kind of bag or fold that some mammals have to store some of the food. It is very characteristic in the hamster.
abazón: It is the name of a bag or fold that some animals have to store some of their food. It is characteristic in the hamster.
añango: In Ecuador is the name of a river and a lagoon. They are located within the Yasuní National Park. It is an area of very high biodiversity and remains in the Province of Orellana. It is also the name of an indigenous community in that area. The word in Quechua language means ant or also very small portion of something.
agónico: It means you're dying, ending or ending. What happens at the end or ending . Estertor, end. What happens in agony. Relative to agony.
foyon: The correct term is with tilde at the end. In some parts of Central America it means very stinking and silent flat.
zugar: Zugar in Galician language means sorber, suck, suck. The word sugar, with s, was the nickname of two famous boxers called "Sugar" Ray Robinson and "Sugar" Ray Leonard. The Word in English means sugar or sweet.
sargear: It is the action of voluntarily confronting fears or fears, interacting with openly unknown or opposite sex people, in order to acquire experiences and skills in communication with others.
zaborrero: In The Basque language it means garbage. Poor quality work, bad finishes. By working-class extension who works badly or is not right-handed in what he does. Chapucero, crude.
fuerte: It has a lot of strength or vigour. It resists continuous use. Vigorous, sturdy, firm, stable, brave, intense. It can also mean strength, fortification, bastion, redoubt, fort, walled, garrison (in military slang).
pentafonica: The correct term is pentaphonic, always with tilde. It means it has five sounds or belt tones. It is a term used in music. It's also called a pentaphon.
pentatónico: It means five sounds or tones in a row. You can also use pentaphone or pentaphonic.
volatilidad: In Chemistry it eases with which a substance evaporates or converts to steam. It means quality or ability to evaporate easily. You can fly easily. In Economy is price instability in a financial market. Quality to be volatile.
comecoco: Also known as comepiojo or compiojos. It is a special bend of origami that manipulated with the fingers opens and closes, making it easier to imitate that it eats or catches lice. Person or animal that eats coconut. Pacman.
san genadio: Genadio or Genandio is a male name of Greek origin meaning well born, noble line age or race, noble man, man who loves peace. It also has Genoium as a variant. San Genadio is the name of two Constantinople Patriarchs, also that of a Benedictine Religious of Astorga and another Theologian and Religious of Marseille.
acodo: In Botany and Agronomy is a form of asexual reproduction of plants. It consists of burying a stem or branch of a plant and as soon as it acquires new roots it is cut and transplanted.
esqueje: Also called stake. It is a system of manual reproduction or propagation of plants. It consists of cutting a part of the stem or branch that has buds and is sown separately, until roots come out and transplanted. In Colombia we also say by little boy.