S Logo
 Dictionary
 Open and Collaborative
 Home page

Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez



Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
  35090

 ValuePosition
Position11
Accepted meanings350901
Obtained votes2291
Votes by meaning0.013
Inquiries11157391
Queries by meaning323
Feed + Pdf Follow the Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez dictionary updates through this feed using any of the existing free feed readersFollow the Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez dictionary updates through this pdf using any of the existing free pdf readers

"Statistics updated on 5/7/2024 10:03:47 AM"




Meanings sorted by:

aprasia
  9

It means no limbs or no legs. On some the hind legs are very rudimentary and look smaller fins. It is the name of a genus of lizards that lack legs. They belong to the Pygopodidae family.

  
aislados
  33

It means alone, loose, separated. Cut off.

  
esfero
  30

In Colombia and especially in Bogota it is the same as spherographic, pen, birome, pen. I implement that it has a mine with ink and that it is used to write (the explanation of the word is that at the tip of every mine there is a ball or metal sproom that rotates and makes the ink flow).

  
esferodactílidos
  11

It is the castilianization of the technical word Sphaerodactylidae, which is the name of a family of geckos. It means with round or circular fingers.

  
similia simílibus
  15

It is the Principle of Similarity or Principle of Similarity established by Hippocrates and which is very applied in Homeopathy.

  
argyrophis
  15

It means silver snakes, silver-colored snakes or glowing snakes. It is the name of a genus of snakes in the family Typhlopidae. They are blind snakes that live in the foothills south of the Himalayan Mountains.

  
aelurodon
  13

It means teeth that crush bones. It was a type of prehistoric dog or canid that lived in the Pliocene and the Miocene. They were supremely ferocious and hypercarnivorous.

  
bricoleur
  16

It is a French language term meaning handyman. Manually crafted improvised works, involving arming, pasting, disarming, musing, tearing. Crafts.

  
quishtán
  38

It is a type of mexican endemic plant. Its scientific name is Solanum wendlandii. It is also known as Solanum tlacotalpense or mazatenangense. It is used as a seasoning.

  
morganucodon
  9

It means with Glamorgan tooth or double jaw. It is an extinct genus of mammals that existed in the Triassic and resembled today's shrewts.

  
rabirrubia
  28

It means yellow tail. it is the common name of a fish of scientific name Ocyurus chrysurus and belongs to the family Lutjanidae. They are also known as pagros snappers, pargros, huachinangos.

  
docodonta
  10

Order of primitive mammals with beam teeth or sophisticated teeth (sophisticated molars). Among them was the Docodon.

  
carranclo
  15

Person or thing of very little value. It is a term used in Venezuela.

  
vale
  31

In Colombia it is a receipt or document that commits to an early payment of a debt. Voucher or redeemable note . Debt, credit note .

  
muda de ropa
  27

It is a complete clothing that is worn as a replacement or worn on a short trip. Costume, suit.

  
andurriales
  9

Place difficult to access. Place where it is very difficult to get.

  
lorito
  38

Parrot Diminutive . In Colombia it is a small bird that is also called parakeet, parakeet or rattle. It belongs to the family Psittacidae. Colloquially in Colombia, very talkative person.

  
pubescencias
  17

In Botany it means hairs or hairs covering some plants (in leaves or stems). Plural pubescence . It is another way to call the stage of sexual development of human beings or adolescence (puberty).

  
ficción utopía
  42

They are synonymous with chimera, ideal, fantasy. Something that is unreal, that does not exist or is not real.

  
balonero
  33

Person who makes or fixes balls. It is an activity that previously consisted of sewing the helmets of the balls with needle and hemp. In Mexico they call a boy ball-picker or ball-catcher.

  






Follow www.wordmeaning.org on Facebook  Follow www.wordmeaning.org on Twitter  Follow www.wordmeaning.org on Google+  Follow www.wordmeaning.org on feed