Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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tarajallo: It is a term used in Venezuela. It means acerrated, burly, usually refers to a very body-developed young man. In Colombia we say jayanazo. Giant, gigantic.
godo: In Colombia it is a way of calling a conservative party militant. Traditionalist and slob.
calanchin: The correct term is calanchin, with tilde. It means accomplice, person who camouflages himself in the public to facilitate crimes of another, such as conceling, deception and scam. Henchman. Facilitator, offender support.
neogranadino: It is the gentility of those born in New Granada. Residents or related to the New Granada. New Granada was one of the names that Colombia had. Nueva Granada is also the name of a Colombian municipality in the Magdalena Department and another in El Salvador, It is also the name of a school in Bogota.
ánforas: Plural of amphora . It means long-necked mud pot, special for packaging liquids. They usually have two handles. Cann, muja, tinaja.
poderhabientes: People who have representativeness of someone by power in a meeting or in an assembly. Authorized, replaced .
anorak: It is a very suitable type of wardrobe for extremely cold climates. It is essentially a jacket, hooded, covered in furs. It is a garment worn by Eskimos and skiers. It can also be called parka.
orujo: In Colombia it is the residual solid part of the cane, after taking the juice out of the trapiche. Hollejo, bagasse. Solid waste material in a trapiche. Residual skin of the grapes after tread. Skin of some cereals and some fruits. Shell.
hollejo: In Colombia it is the residual solid part of the cane, after taking the juice out of the trapiche. Orujo, bagasse. Solid waste material in a trapiche. Residual skin of the grapes after tread. Skin of some cereals and some fruits. Shell. Skin residue left by slag.
candia: It was the ancient name of Crete. It was also the ancient name of the Cretan city of Heraclion. It is an Italian surname of Origin in Savoy. It exists in several countries in South America. Name of a locality in the United States in the state of New Hampshire. Name of a city and several locations in northern Italy.
indispensables: Plural indispensable . It means that they can not be missing, necessary, that they cannot be replaced. Essential, inexcusable, essential, forced, irreplaceable.
potentado: It means he has power and wealth. It is powerful or that has power. Powerful. Owner of many goods and wealth. Rich, tycoon, millionaire, wealthy, opulent, powerful.
plateños: It means afside, resident or related to La Plata. La Plata is the name of a Colombian municipality in the department of Huila.
prediluviano: It means that it happened or lived before the Universal Flood.
clavellino: Name of a shrub of many flowers, which also receives the names of jalapa, dondiego at night, Panama flower, night galan, donpedros, parakeet, dengue, wonder of Peru or harpsichord. It is an American tropical plant. Its scientific name is Mirabilis jalapa and belongs to the family Nyctaginaceae.
jalapa: It is one of the common names of an American tropical plant, also known as harpsichord, night dondiego, Panama flower, night galan, donpedros, parakeet, dengue, wonder of Peru or harpsichord, It is the name of a city in Mexico.
chabán: In Argentina it is a surname. Last name of an Argentine entrepreneur, rock promoter and actor, named Emir Omar Chabán. He was the manager of a buenos aires nightclub, where a great tragedy happened from a fire.
chachalaca: It is one of the common names of very bustling birds of American forests. They are also called guacharacas, aracuas, guaracachis or charatas. They belong to the genus Ortalis and the family Cracidae.
valina: It is the name of one of the essential amino acids in humans. It can be found in banana, pickle, chocolates and red fruits.
chacón: In Colombia and Venezuela it is a surname of Spanish origin. Name of a Filipino reptile, resembling a medium-sized lizard.