Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	35132	1
Obtained votes	323	1
Votes by meaning	0.01	3
Inquiries	1133863	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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escamandro: Name of a Cretan prince, married to nymph Ida or Idea and who were parents of Teucro. Name of the river that ran through the Valley of Escamandria, near Troy, in the mythology of Ancient Greece. Janto River. It was the name of the god of rivers or just the river-god.
escalera: It's the same as staircase. Construction or structure that allows you to communicate various levels or heights. Element built with two slats or ropes and several steps or steps that allows you to climb or climb heights. Element used for scaling . In Colombia ladder in a type of vehicle, bus or truck that serves to transport cargo and passengers. We also call it mixed bus, simply mixed or chiva. It is widely used in rural regions and in places where peasant or indigenous communities prevail.
criptodiros: Turtles of the suborder Cryptodira . It means hidden neck, or hiding the neck. It is a suborder of turtles that is characterized by being able to shrink its neck in the form of s inside its shell to hide and protect itself.
engisoma: It is a medical term in Italian. It refers to a sliver of skull bone, located between healthy bones and the brain.
que es tetracampeon: The correct term is tetrachampion, with tilde . It means he's won a championship four times. He has been a four-time champion (not necessarily consecutive). It has achieved 4 equal titles and porta 4 stars.
caparroso: Caparroso is the name of a Spanish municipality, in Navarra. It is a surname of Spanish origin. In Colombia, Peru and Venezuela means that it has the appearance of a white, lany monkey, called caparro. Lanoso, hairy, hairy.
mechudo: In Colombia it means with a lot of hair or with a lot of wicks. Long and abundant wicks. Long and abundant hair or hair. Melenudo, hairy.
pescuezopollo: It is a nickname that is placed to a long, thin-necked person. Cuellilargo, giraffe.
gaznápiro: In Colombia it means lerdo, clumsy, silly.
gasnapido: In Colombia, the correct term is gaznápiro, with z and with tilde. It means useless, lazy, clumsy, silly.
pesulero: I think they're asking for perulero. If so, it is a clay pot with a narrow mouth, elongated neck and wide body. Tinaja or pitcher. Pesul is the name of a Peruvian town and therefore could be pesulero su gentilicio.
bailarines: Dancer plural. People who dance to the rhythm of the music. Jumper, dancer, dancer, dancer. Common name of some insectivorous birds in Colombia, also known as barbiblancos, saltarines or matracqueros. Its scientific name is Manacus manacus and they are of the family Pipridae. It is also the popular name of a medium-sized falcon class. Its scientific name is Elanus leucurus and belongs to the family Accipitridae. It also receives the names of Elanians, coliblancos milanos, white falcons, white hawks, maromeros.
jochi: Name of Genghis Khan's eldest son. It is also one of the common names received by an American rodent of medium size. It is also called , aguti , agouti , sereque , ñeque , guatín , picure , guatuza , zerete , guaumara , cherenga, carma, añuje. Its scientific name is Dasyprocta punctata and belongs to the family Dasyproctidae .
aco: Aco in Colombia is the acronym for the Colombian Association of Ornitology. Aco is the name of a Colombian town in the municipality of Prado, Department of Tolima. In Spain it is the acronym for Aircraft of Communication and Observation.
alligator: It's an English word meaning alligator. is the name of a genus of reptiles, known as alligators or alligators. belong to the Alligatoridae family. In the United States, Alligator is the name of a town in the State of Mississippi.
jicara: The correct term is jícara or jíquera, with tilde always (it is word scrurujula ). In Colombia it is a woven bag in which it is customary to pack fruits. Backpack is also said to backpack the backpack of the backpacker, backpack. It's a word of Caribbean origin. By extension and plural, vulgar way of referring to the testicles.
cuchimo: In some areas of Peru, it is a way of referring to pork, especially if it is mountain. This term is most commonly used among the indigenous people of Chancay. Pig, pig, pig, pig.
caballadas: Plural of mackerel. Groups of horses, herds of horses. It can also mean barbarities, foolishness, nonsense, animals, brutalities, stupidities. Stupid things. It can even be a dish prepared with mackerel (fish of the Scombridae family, also called verdel).
adverbios con r: There must be many. At the moment I remember some adverbs so: regular, reluctant, responsibly, religiously (and many more that start with r and end up in mind). I also remember two time adverbs : just, all of a sudden.
uñear: It's attacking with your fingernails, hurting with your nails. Scribble, scratch, stab, snatp, scratch. Also dig with nails or eat your nails.