Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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orosi: Orosi is the name of a village in Costa Rica, in the Paradise Canton, Carthage Province. It is also the name of a river and a valley in the same area. Orosi is also a California state town in the United States. Orosí, this with tilde (language chorotega or mangue), is the name of an indigenous king in Costa Rica and the name of a stratovolcano of the Cordillera de Guanacaste.
impercibible: It means that you do not notice, that it is not perceived, that you do not notice. Mimetized, disguised, ignored, unnoticed, imperceptible.
hilachento: It means you present or have yarns. yarn fabric that with use forms loose strand fringes. Of threads or loose strands. With yarns or fringes. Fringe.
posta: In the Llanos of Colombia, post, stick up close. In athletics relay race. In those same competition is also called post to the element or witness that the runners are passed to show the contact. Posta is also a large slice of meat. Site where in the old aftergets changed their rides to continue their journey.
acluecarse: Being slooped or encased in Colombia means losing your sanity, going crazy, squealing. It is also to stay locked in the house for any reason and with the intention of not letting yourself be seen from others.
porridge: It is a food of Scottish origin (Celtic), consisting of an oat meal. Porridge or oat gait. It is usually consumed at breakfast and sometimes at dinner.
catafasia: It is a psychological disorder in which the patient repeats a response or a word several times. The etymology of the word is : Greek prefix cata or kata meaning after and fasia or phasia meaning word .
catágrafo: Drawing made with silhouettes. Profile Drawing .
cataglotismo: It is the language in which very scrawled or little-used words are used. very refined language or jargon.
molestona: It means it bothers a lot. What anuncy or that annoys too much. Cansona, annoying.
catagloso: It can mean two things. tongue (used in medicine) or language or word scoff (rhetoric).
coyofe: It is one of the common names of an edible brown seaweed. It also receives the names cochayuyo, cachiyuyo, cochaguasca, cochahuasca. It is a term used in Chile. It is a very rich food in Iodine and is found in the southern seas near Antarctica.
abarloas: It's a turningthrough to abarloar. In Nautica is the action of placing rigged several boats side by side.
poschuque: It is a name given in Mexico to the placated mojarra or river mojarra. White or light-skinned river weave.
catafractos: Plural of catafract . It means fully covered or fully protected. It was an ancient cavalry unit in which both rider and horse wore armor. They were not useful in prolonged confrontations.
cataforia: Tendency to lower the eye after stimuli. Gacho s or droomed eyes.
catafónica: In Physics, in the part of Acoustics, is the study of the bounce or reflection of the sound and also of the echo. It means etymologically against sound, noise or voice.
catademo: In Ancient Greece he was a lower-ranking judge, magistrate or sentencer. Etymologically means for the people or with the people.
atañir: The correct term is to pertain. It means import, refer, affect, belong, interest, touch, concern, correspond. It can also be cumber, allude.
catalanganes: In the Philippines it is the name of an indigenous people of Mongolian origin. They lived on the banks of a river called Catalangán, for which they bear that name.