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apersogar
  54

apersogar is an animal tied to a post, and other animal would be mancarnar, you say of animals with horns because it is mancornar, join other animal without bodies would be acuachar or together.

  
mancordnar
  47

mancordnar, joined an animal with horns to another body, using dumbbells, are two rings of steel United together, one for each animal tied with ties or leather of the same animal.

  
riata
  94

Riata, is the rope of leather that gets under the tail of the mules tied to the rig so it stabilizes in the descents and ascents.

  
cejar
  68

cejar is a word that says to the horse to fall back with the cart.

  
uncir
  69

YOKE. IT IS BINDING OR TYING TWO OXEN TO THE YOKE WITH STRINGS OF LEATHER WHICH ARE CALLED COYUNTA.

  
arriero
  53

MULETEER. IT IS THE PERSON WHO CARRIES A PATACHO OF MULES WITH LOAD OR NO LOAD, TEND TO BRING GOODS TO OTHER TOWNS, VILLAGES CAS. PROVINCES, CARRIED BY BEANS, RICE, SUGAR, ETC.

  
garlito
  75

THIS MAKES THE GARLITO. IT IS AN INSTRUMENT MADE OF WOOD STICKS, TIED WITH VEJUCO, (NATURAL ROPE GUIDE ) FUNNEL-SHAPED WHICH IS PUT INTO THE RIVER WHERE THERE ARE CURRENT TO CATCH SHRIMP, FISH, CRABS, ETC.

  
mula
  59

WHAT IS THE MULE. IT IS THE RESULT OF TWO DIFFERENT SPECIES, A HORSE WITH A DONKEY, OR DONKEY WITH CABALLO.ES WHAT ARE YOU CALLED HYBRIDS.

  
gamarra
  61

GAMARRA OR E BROWBAND HEADSTALL, BOSAL THAT IS WAS YOU PUT TO THE HORSE, TO BE LED OR TIED IN ANY PLACE.

  






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