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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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relinchos
  20

Plural de relincho . Call or voice of the horse.

  
estorninos
  18

Plural of starling . Name of some European migratory birds. Its scientific name is Sturnus vulgaris and belongs to the family Sturnidae.

  
venticuatro
  34

It's a number. Two dozen. Number of hours of the day . In Colombia, the name of a venomous snake of the genus Bothrops. We also call it size X, mapaná, cuatronarices.

  
domado
  37

It means he stopped being wild and is already tame or tamed. It has become meek and docile. It's a tame inflection. It means to amansize, soften, train, tame, train.

  
regodeón
  33

In Colombia, gloating or gloating is used. It means you claim for everything and you don't settle in any way. Person who gloats a lot. Non-conforming, disgruntled. Very difficult person to please or please. It may also mean that you delight, please or rejoice in other people's evil. The word is derived from gaudium in Latin which means joy, joy, rejoicing.

  
cuatronarices
  38

In Colombia it is one of the common names given to very venomous snakes. It is also known as slang, mapanare, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops atrox or Bothrops asper and belong to the family Viperidae.

  
mapanare
  53

In Colombia it is one of the common names given to very venomous snakes. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops atrox or Bothrops asper and belong to the family Viperidae.

  
nauyaca
  39

It is another way of calling in Central America and especially in Costa Rica to a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, velvet or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae.

  
terciopelo
  51

Outside of soft and delicate fabric, in Colombia is a way to call a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, venticuatro, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae.

  
veinticuatro
  19

Number. Two dozen or the hours of the day. In Colombia it is a way of calling a very venomous snake. It is also known as glang, fournarices, mapaná, equis, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae. It is so called, because of the belief that in that span of hours the bitten person dies.

  
jergón
  69

In Colombia it is a way of calling a very venomous snake. It is also known as velvet, four-headed, mapaná, equis, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae.

  
equis
  55

Name of the penultimate letter of the Spanish language ( x ) . In Colombia it is a way of calling a very venomous snake. It is also known as velvet, four-headed, mapaná, rot, naucaya, padlock head, mapanare or size X. Its scientific name is Bothrops asper and belongs to the family Viperidae. Sign , stroke used to mark or point .

  
masacuata
  195

It's the name of an American constrictor snake. In some parts they call it "deer head", in fact the word masacuata is of Nahuatl origin and that is its meaning ( mass : deer and coatl;serpeinte). They also call it mazacuata. Name of a Mexican legend about a gigantic snake. Boa species from Central America.

  
mazacuata
  49

It is the name of an American constrictor snake, of the boas family. In some parts they call it "deer head", in fact the word masacuata is of Nahuatl origin and that is its meaning ( mass : deer and coatl;serpeinte). They also call him masacuata. Name of a Mexican legend about a gigantic snake. Boa species from Central America. In some Central American countries it is a way of calling the male sexual member. Penis.

  
yararacusu
  18

Yararacusu is misspelled and should be written as "Yararacusú". Yararacusú is another name with which venomous snakes of the genus Bothrops are known. Although it abounds in a large sector of the Amazon rainforest, its most frequent habitat is the Paranaense region. Its venom is highly toxic and if not taken care of quickly, an offdic accident of this nature is usually fatal. In Colombia, this kind of snakes are known as Cuatronarices, Size X, Mapaná or Mapanare. In Central America they are known as Nauyaca ( Nahuatl), Ik'bolay (Maya queqchi ) and Cuaima in Venezuela. Also in some parts of Brazil and Bolivia they are called Yaracusú.

  
cuaima
  26

It is the same yararacusú, from the Amazon. It is the name given in Venezuela to a very venomous snake of the genus Bothrops. Although it abounds in a large sector of the Amazon rainforest, its most frequent habitat is the Paranaense region. Its venom is highly toxic and if not taken care of quickly, an offdic accident of this nature is usually fatal. In Colombia, this kind of snakes are known as Cuatronarices, Size X, Mapaná or Mapanare. In Central America they are known as Nauyaca ( Nahuatl), Ik'bolay (Maya queqchi ) and Cuaima in Venezuela. Also in some parts of Brazil and Bolivia they are called Yaracusú. By extension it is also called in Venezuela, quaima, a very jealous, aggressive and cruel woman. There are also sites in Venezuela that tell the rattlesnake and in general all the venomous snakes.

  
jóker
  32

Wildcard card in the poker game or card game.

  
adipsi
  15

ADPSI stands for an association in Elche, Spain. It is the acronym for the Limited and Light Psychic Disabled Association. If it were a writing error, adipsia is the lack of thirst.

  
tlatzotzonalotl
  27

It is a Nahuatl language word meaning fenced, fenced.

  
asincerarse
  74

It means speaking clearly and telling the truth. Speak honestly.

  






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