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los estandos
  19

The gerund is usually not rarely function as noun. So I will make this definition without the consent of the SAR. However in some translations of the Greek text of Anaximander ( 6th century a. d. C. ) in speaking of the apeiron ( the boundless, infinite ) that existed from the outset and of which were spreading over time individual realities, some translated these individual realities ( ta onta Greek ) as the estandos, i.e. the realities that are still, but that will no longer be. That would be your punishment, according to Anaximander, for having dared to break away from the original unit. The death and destruction again put things on your website. No being will survive: their existence will be ephemeral. ( There are religious Oriental resonances ) in Greek philosophy.

  
avecicas
  26

plural of avecica, diminutive of bird of the manicos style. The suffix - ico if it used in Aragon in diminutives. Also used in the bable, especially by women, giving a connotation affectionate and protective, as when they say rapacico, pobrecico which tends to close in rapacicu, pobrecicu and cuitadicu.

  
haima
  25

Haima: Greek word of the neuter gender, to aima tou aimatos, meaning blood, bloodshed and kinship. To evolve the diphthong ai in e the prefixes hem-, hemo-, hema-, hemat-, hemati-, hemato - and the suffix - have formed hermia,-aima,-emia,-emico that make up medical terms related to the blood, hematocele, hematophagous, blood hematocrit, haematoma, hematómetro, leukemia, blood sugar, anemia

  
neuma(to29
  21

neuma ( to29 is incorrectly written and should be written as "tires to" being its meaning:
Neuma ( to ) : As you said Jessica neuma is related to the lung; It is a Greek noun with the neutral article to to pneuma tou pneumatos, air, breath, wind, breath, spirit, related to pneo verb: blowing, breathing and exhaling perfume, which in Spanish has given prefixes, infixes and suffixes such as these, with the initial p or not: neuma - gaug -, neumato -, pneumo -, neumon -, neumono -, pneuma -, - pneumo -,-nea - Johne, - pnea,-pneo,-pneumon,-pneustico,-pneusto,-pnoo; all related to the idea of air and breathing. Examples: neumatemia, / pneumatocele /, nuematologia, neumocentesis, pneumococcus, pneumography, pulmonologist, lung, pneumothorax, dyspnea, tachypnea, pyopneumothorax: all medical terms.

  
deus ex machina
  21

Latinism which translates Hellenism apo mechanés theos ( God brought a crane ) as did appear in scene to the gods the ancient Greeks to solve an impossible situation. This model of God, tapa-agujeros, soluciona-problemas or explains-empty scientific theories has been highly criticized by Catholic theology, as when the science it explain everything, if someday comes, would disappear the need for its existence. In other areas such as the literary or film is the unexpected and miraculous solution's a situation impossible to solve, as a random implausible and impossible to foresee for the reader or viewer.

  
apo tou heliou met¿stethi
  25

APO tou tropai met stethi is incorrectly written and should be written as "apo tou hêliou metastethi" being its meaning:?
( Get away from the Sun ). Hellenism, which, according to Plutarch, gave Diogenes the cynic, who lived in a Coop in Corinth in the 4th century a.d. C., when he went to visit Alexander telling him to see it as poor and helpless: ask me whatever you want, that I will get you! -Depart from the Sun, he replied Diogenes, cynical model of self-sufficiency and austerity.

  
galan de noche
  13

Valet is incorrectly written and should be written as "Valet" being its meaning:
Also Lady of night, minoche, huelenoche, hediondilla, Center, ( cestrum nocturnum ) plant shrub in the Solanaceae family, very abundant in the gardens of the Spanish Levante. Its tiny flowers, which are closed during the day, perfume of summer nights: emit a smell so nice and deep that it is cloying.

  
goloquial
  17

goloquial is incorrectly written, and should be written as "colloquial" being its meaning:
Relative to own the conversation of the ordinary people, without jargon or scientific or literary languages, i.e. as speaks the plain village, in a direct way, relaxed, family, informal, spontaneous and sometimes vulgar.

  
cifra elzeviriana
  25

It is a numeric symbol whose graphical representation does not have either the same height or the same basis as the capital letters; also called the figure not aligned, tiny, low box, text or old style, because it was used since the invention of the printing press until the 19th century; so-called in honour to the Elzevir family or Elzeviro of Louvain, during the 16th and 17TH centuries had with the Church exclusive print religious texts; After a period of disuse during the 19th and 20th centuries, it has become to be used, from the 1980s, especially in texts of history without mathematical function but, above all, chronological. The figure I have down to prevent automatic registrations is not elzeviriana.

  
pleuras
  14

The membranes of connective tissue that surround and protect each of the lungs are ( 41 visceral pleura; and which involves all the organs of the thoracic ( 41 parietal pleura; Between the two there is a cavity laminar with lubricating serous fluid and protective. The Pleurisy or inflammation of the pleura are usually result of pneumonia or inflammation of the lungs.

  
arezketa
  28

Also arezqueta and arezquite, Basque surname and place name of the municipality of Ayala ( in Basque Aiara ) to the North of the province of Alava ( Araba ) with 24 locations.

  
aurten bai
  21

Battle cry of fans of Athletic Bilbao, Lions, before the final Cup of 2015 against Barcelona which means " this year Yes " ( we're going to win ) although finally the Barcelona won it. It will and fighting spirit to the Lions not lacking, but the touch, efficiency and team are Barcelona.

  
charquito
  25

As you said Margarito Cáceres is the diminutive of puddle. We from Europe call thus to the Atlantic Ocean. We crossed the pond and are already there. I've never crossed it. In my youth I was about to go to the Catholic University of El Salvador. At the end I was in Madrid, but I have always admired the Ignacio Ellacuría and the Pedro Casaldáliga who have gone to the other side of the pond.

  
fray gerundio de campazas
  22

Fray Gerundio de Campazas, alias Zotes, fictional character from the novel satirical and burlesque history of the famous preacher Gerundio de Campazas, alias Zotes the father Island, Jesuit, ( José Francisco de Isla Tower and Red ) born in Vidanes ( Leon ) community of Castile and León in 1703. Fray Gerundio is a flamboyant preacher who father Island projected to all preachers culterano-conceptistas era, scholars in great and hollow ideas stupid syllogisms. The work was a great success and was banned by the Inquisition for two times in the middle of the 18th century. He also wrote other works of satirical and burlesque tone as mask.

  
rebusque
  29

Bable calls research the action of scavenging or rescan for something that already has been collected even if you can that not completely. Two examples of research: after harvest in the past the poor made the research as always was a racimillo by collecting. The Raptors also did the research after a christening that godparents threw candies in the streets. When the ruckus was finished, some returned to the research if any candy would have been lost in some corner.

  
merodeando
  23

Gerund simple loitering which means browsing, wandering, roam, pry, wandering, fisgar, spying, stalking, walking looking at someone or something around somewhere with unclear intentions. The field aimlessly-wandering and living the cogivete guy.

  
paulo freire
  16

The brightest pedagogue of the 20th century. Brazilian from Pernambuco, linked to the theology of liberation and the struggle against the oppression of the poor, whose literacy fought all her life to vote you had to know how to read and write in Brazil. Its critical and emancipatory pedagogy is based em dialogue and in the struggle for freedom: " Education makes us free and able to fight so that all live better ". Despite that ever was imprisoned she is not intimidated and published " Education as the practice of freedom " and " Pedagogy of the oppressed ".

  
betanica
  22

betanica is incorrectly written, and should be written as "betanica" as meaning:
It is probably the female inhabitants of Bethany, ( the MIME that of British Britain ) biblical city that the Gospels place less than 3 kilometers from Jerusalem on the road to Jericho and where living Lazarus, Martha and Mary, friends of Jesus, who visited frequently. Here also lived Simon the Pharisee, in whose home a woman, probably María of Magdala, spilled a bottle of perfume on the feet of Jesus to Judas scandal. The biblical books do not use this name, use the prepositional phrase from Bethany ( Lazarus of Bethany ). Bethany also is a municipality in the southwest of Colombia ( Department of Antioquia ) some 10,000 callers betanenos and not betanicos. The language things!.

  
sintagma
  41

From the Greek syn-: with, together with taxis taxeos: placement, management, disposal and the suffix - ma: result of the action: Group of words in order. It is the unit of syntactic function which has a nucleus and other elements ( determinants, prepositions... ). The phrase is known by the kernel or by function. Thus speaks of Syntagma-nominal or sintagma-sujeto. There are nominal, verbal, adjectival, adverbial and prepositional phrases. Syntagma Square is today the heart of Athens after the referendum in which we are all Europeans that we want another Europe.

  
falaguera
  53

Catalan name of coelius, fern, faleitu in the astur-galaica area grass - leonesa, felguera, fenacho, jenecho, piripoyo, shapumba, xelechina and 20 names of the pteridium aquilinum, one of thousands of species from the family of the hipolepydaceas. In many areas they consider her grass of good luck, especially in midsummer, San Juan. This plant is present on all lush and humid areas of the Iberian peninsula, with a tradition of mystery, associated with witches and to the cult of nature, persecuted by the Inquisition since the 16th century, as happened in the region of Matarraña Teruel, Tarragona-bordering manica province Northeast. Coelius is also a catalan surname, a peak in the sierra de Viento near campo de Cariñena where existed in the 16th century named the terror prisons.

  






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