Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Inquiries	1133215	1
Queries by meaning	32	3
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chanchira: Dress ripped or in shreds. It means fabric strip, patch, ripped fabric, raging, raging, squeaking. Clothes with many shreds. To the person who wears torn or tattered fabrics we also call them chanchirientas.
chaquira: In Colombia is a bead, count, mustacilla or pepa (pepitas, balls) various types of materials that are used to make necklaces and bracelets.
zoocoria: It is a natural seed dispersal system where the executing agent is any type of animal and by many ways and forms. They can even take names according to the type of animal that disperses it : mamaliocoria (mammals), ornittocoria (birds), chiroptocoria (murcilados), ichthyocora ( fish), etc.
chapaneco: It is a term used in Mexico and means chaparro (short stature), chubby (fat, obese, robust). I also think you can ask for chiapaneco. It means a municipality, resident or related to the state of Chiapas, in Mexico.
chafei: It is the name of the first Muslim Orthodox rite, also called the rite of authority or rite to impose authority. It is named after its inventor, Allah Ibn Idris Chafei.
chacuaco: Chacuaco is the name given to the long chimney of a sugar mill or any kind of factory. Kind of elongated vulture. It is also called chacuaco or chocuaco to a bird of the ardeidae family, also known as heron beak edify or arapapa. Its scientific name is Cochlearius cochlearius and can be found in wetland areas between Mexico and Argentina. It is also called in Veracruz (Mexico) chacuaco, a tree, also known as aguacatillo, ahuacatillo, stranding stick or skunk. Its scientific name is Cestrum tomentosum of the family Solanaceae .
chacurú: It is one of the common names of a bird in the southern part of South America. He is also known as Juan bobo, buco, mustachio, nun or monjita. belongs to the family Bucconidae.
chabacano: It is one of the names given to the fruit of a variety of apricot, of the species Prunus Armeniaca. Low quality peach. In Colombia it is used to indicate something or someone who is rough, ordinary, vulgar, simple, ramploon, suffice.
chacharita: It means trinkets, ordinary ornaments and low quality. They can be handles or necklaces made with chaquiras or seeds. Colombia also call a mountain pig chitre, so chacharita can be a small calf of a mountain pig.
chafirro: tool used to cut the weeds. In Central America it means machete, comb, curl, very big knife. Charrasco.
de oídas: It is something that has been heard, which has been narrated by another, counted. It is to repeat something that another told, but without being able to confirm if it is true. They told me, I heard.
estoposo: It has the appearance of the steppe. It's rough, crude and ordinary. Which is rough fabric.
jeva o jeba: In Colombia it means woman, old, in the slang of uneducated people or the street.
celita: It is a chemical compound that is also called Tricalcium Aluminate. It is one of the main components of cement. Diminutive and familiar way of calling Celia.
celeutea: It means Protector of roads, travelers or travel. It refers to one of the virtues of Athena, in the mythology of Ancient Greece. This name was most commonly used in Sparta.
querulos: I think they're asking about querulous. If so, it is a word of the English language that means whimpering or whining.
eupneica normocoloreada: They're medical terms. It means that in relation to breathing, it is normal and has normal colors (on the face or lips).
nebulización: It is a system of treatment for respiratory conditions consisting of vaporizations with medications. Form a cloud or steam. It is also a form of irrigation by means of microging or cloud applications. Vaporization.
acmosporio: The correct term is atmosporium. It means it produces very fine particle seeds. With seeds in the form of steam. It refers more than anything to molds or some fungi.
cempsios: In ancient times it was a port and a village in Spain, which welcomed and supported the Carthaginians. They were allies of the Cuneos and presume damp ensued.