Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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acrochordus: It means they have a rope, tendon or nerve at the top. It is the name of a group of snakes, usually aquatic (Name of the genus and belong to the family Acrochordidae ). They have a ventral fold that makes swimming easier.
acanthophis: It means snake with thorn or snake that has thorn. They refer to having a spine-shaped stump or tip on the tail, which they use to look like an insect and attract prey. It is the name of a genus of very lethal snakes, from Oceania and Auatralia. They belong to the Elapidae family. Etymologically it is formed from the Greek roots acantos (thorn) and ofis or ophis (ofidio).
afrotyphlops: They are known as African blind snakes. It is a genus of blind snakes belonging to the family Typhlopidae.
adelphicos: It means no dress, no skin, smooth skin or also worn skin. It is the name of a genus of snakes, mostly harmless, known as diggers. They belong to the family Dipsadidae.
dalia: It is the name of a flower plant of varied colors, native to Mexico. It is also known as heron flower or water tube flower. It is the Spanishization of the genus Dahlia, which is valid for plants of the family Asteraseae and for lepidoptera insects of the family Noctuidae. It is also the name of a Province of Sweden (Dalsland). Name of a beautiful flower. Woman's name taken from the flower, dedicated to Swedish Botanist Anders Dahl.
nahui: In Nahuatl language means four ( number ) . In Mexico it is used as a person name. Mexican painter, writer and model María del Carmen Mondragón Valseca used it as a pseudonym ( Nahui Olín )
narda: It is a name of woman of German origin and means mean brave, determined, bold. Bernarda variant .
yachay: City of Knowledge, in the Canton of San Miguel de Urcuquí of the Province of Imbabura, in Ecuador. Name in Ecuador of a city, a university and a company that manages the university.
wachiturra: It means useless young man, incapable, inept, scoundrel. You can give him the meaning of a prostitute.
róndin: The correct term is rondin. It means watchman, caretaker, carer, watchman, sereno. It is also a way to call a small wind instrument that is also called harmonica or dulzaine.
ligaduras: It can be a surgical procedure for definitive contraceptive purposes. It consists of knotting, cutting or sealing the Fallopian Tubes. This method or procedure is also called Pomeroy. Ligatures are also cotton yarn ribbons, which are used to replace bandages.
soquetes: I presume a plural of soquete. The correct term is, which is with z. In Colombia it means brutes, animals, trawlers, fools, clumsy, lazy, sorocos, zopencos, zotes, scumbags, fools.
flor de panamá: It is one of the common names of a type of orchid. Its scientific name is Peristeria elata and belongs to the family Orchidaceae. It is also called Flower of the Holy Spirit.
panegifico: The correct term is panegyric, with r . It's the same as apology. It is a type of discourse in which praise is made and praises to a certain person, usually to a saint. Commendation, praise, praise, loa, enlightenment.
cantico marcial: The correct term is chant (with tilde ) martial. I sing that it's sung with the rhythm of a march. Very close and strong song. Singing a National Anthem. Rhythmic, commel-out and strong.
a tuta: It means he's got himself on his back, to the tuntun. In Colombia, wear a raised child on your back.
lanza pequeña: Definition of lancet or lancet .
natas: It is a Colombian dessert, made with the fat of boiled milk. Plural of cream . Natural fat or emulsion of raw milk.
manganzón: In Colombia it means lazy, lazy, lazy, idle, unemployed, lazy, lazy. Who doesn't work, that doesn't do anything, useless.
pajibaye: It is one of the many common names that chontaduro palm receives. It is also called pejibaye, pupuña, pipire, pijuayo, pixbae, chontaduro, cachipay, pifá, pibá, chima or tembe. Its scientific name is Bactris gasipaes and belongs to the family Arecaceae. It is also the name of a locality in Peru.