Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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aceratherium: It means hornless beast. It was a type of extinct mampiferos very similar to the current rhinoceros, but lacked horns. They lived between the Oligocene and the Pliocene.
anapithecus: Primate of Ana or Anya . It is the name of an extinct primate whose remains were found in the Rudabánya region of Hungary.
yalta: It is the name of a city and port on the Black Sea. Russia and Ukraine are currently being disputed. It belongs to the Republic of Crimea, but does not accept membership of Russia. There was the Yalta Conference, which was a meeting of the Allied leaders and Russia, after World War II. The word in ancient Greek and in Tartarus means coast.
cumano: Name of a nomadic people and their language of Ancient Central Europe (what is now Ukraine, Moldova, Hungary and Romania). It is also called Polovtsiano or Kunok.
cajeto: In Colombia it is the name of two very important tree species. One is the Cytharexilum subflavecens, from the family Verbenaceae. We also call it quimulá, garagay, uruapo. The other is the Trichanthera gigantea, from the Acanthaceae family. It also receives the names of quiebrabarrigo, motherofagua, nacedero, suiban , canicero, fune, yátago. Both are very important for reforestation especially in water births.
amebelodon: It means shovel tooth. is the name of some extinct mammals that lived in the Late Miocene. ERan like elephants but their fangs were straight and shovel-shaped.
poliplejia: Multi-member paralysis, multiplejia . Impossibility to move several of the limbs due to neurological problems.
adinotherium: It means heist-toothed beast. It was the name of an extinct mammal that lived in the Miocene and looked like today's hippos. He was a relative of the Toxodon.
archaeobelodon: It means ancient speartooth. It was the name of an extinct proboscis of the Middle and Lower Miocene. belonged to the Gomphotheriidae family. He was an ancestor of the Amebelodon.
buz: It means kiss, osculus. Doing the diver is an act of reverence and recognition to someone important. Ademan of flattery or flattery.
vágido: In Colombia it is the same as vahyde, dizziness, fading, fainting. It is a term used by the peasants of the Departments of Tolima and Huila.
zabila: It is one of the common names of a fleshy plant in the sub-family Asphodeloideae ( Xanthorrhoeaceae ). Its scientific name is Aloe vara. It is also known as aloe, aloe, agave, pita.
gypsophila: Etymologically it means plaster-like gypsum, plaster friends. It is the name of a genus of plants that belongs to the family Caryophyllaceae.
chayes: It's a chayar inflection. It means toasting, celebrating. Spray or spray with beer, wine or any liquor.
anisodon: It means uneven teeth. It was a type of prehistoric mammal that belonged to the Chalicotheriidae family.
baraguatherium: It means beast of Baragua. Baragua is a city in the state of Lara in Venezuela. It was a type of extinct mammal that belonged to the family Mylodontidae. It was very similar to a giant sloth.
ancylotherium: It means crooked beast, crooked body beast. Hook shape. It was a group of extinct Miocene mammals, which belonged to the Family Chalicotheriidae. They were ancestors of the current horses.
normogastrio: It is a medical term to indicate that a patient has normal digestion. He doesn't have gastric problems.
yendo o llendo: Going or going are wrong ways to go. Going is a turningpoint to go. It means moving from here to there.
adcrocuta: It means next to or near the hyena. It is a genus of extinct mammals that lived in the Miocene. They belonged to the Hyaenidae family.