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aranones
  23

Plural of arañon, fruit and plant of the Blackthorn ( prunus spinosa ) shrub in the family Rosaceae, whose drupe, bluish, harsh taste and astringent, of the size of an olive, is used to make jams and prepare liquor, as the pacharán. The plant has more than a hundred different names in Spain. Some, with different phonetic variants, are these: Abluno, abrunal, amargalejo, amenjana, andrino, aranonero, aran, brinon, brunal, chilindrino, cirolilla, bravo plum, Hawthorn, andrinero, escayu, grunolera, black, pacharán, pruno, prunal, nagging...

  
neton
  85

neton is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Neton" being its meaning:
Also NET, Neito, Neitin, Natin, God of war, and Lord of Ray worshipped since the first Millennium b. C. in the Turdetania, Oretania and Bastetania of pre-Roman Hispania, whose cult was then extending throughout the peninsula, as witnessed by prehistoric archaeological evidence found in Gerona, Zaragoza, Huesca, Huelva, Coimbra, Granada... The 4th century Roman writer Macrobius wrote about the ancient accitanos or inhabitants of Guadix (Granada; 41: "Accitani etiam, Hispanic gens, simulacrum Martis phoebi ornatum maximum religione celebrant, Neton vocantes ": "The accitanos, a Hispanic tribe, worshipped with great devotion to a God like Mars, ornamented with rays, call Neton "

  
revenzal
  18

revenzal is incorrectly written, and should be written as "provençal" being its meaning:
Provençal: own or native of the Provence region of southern France, in the East of the Rhone River and close to Italy. This region was the first Roman conquest outside the Italian peninsula in the II century a. d. C. called province Nostra or simply province, from where comes the name of Provence.

  
que venga dios y lo vea
  22

An expression that invokes God as witness of truth or justice of something. This expression typically function grammatically as a consequent of a conditional sentence, which may not happen that the condition ( 41 protasis; is true and the conditioned or consequent is false, "If this is not true, that come Dios and see you " i.e., it may not happen this not be true and at the same time that Dios silver lining to see him.

  
cordia
  23

It is a genus of shrubs and trees of the family of the boraginaceas, of temperate zones, of ornamental character, although some have edible fruits. About 300 species have been identified. They are named in honor of the German botanist Valerius Cordus in the 16th century.

  
cordifoliado
  29

Derived from Latin: Cor cordis: heart and folium folii: sheet: which has leaves with heart-shaped, like the tree of love or Judas tree, also called crazy carob tree (Cercis Silicuastrum ) which in spring is filled with pink flowers before the leaves.

  
gutifera
  25

gutifera is incorrectly written, and should be written as "gutifera" as meaning:
Plant 40 family; trees, shrubs and grasses ) also called clusiaceas that includes about 50 genera and about 1200 species name of Latin origin: gutta, guttae: drop and fero: lead. Possibly because breaking a branch plant wise Milky drops it secretes. Some also have its leaves small holes that are seen with small capsules of essential oils candles, as the case of hypericum is perforatum or wort.

  
novillo de un año
  19

In Castile to the steer of a year or year and a half we call it veal and the two or three years eral.

  
candelaria
  22

On February 2 the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of Candlemas or purification of the Virgin after giving birth ( habit of Jews ) ritual started in the middle of the 6th century at the behest of Emperor Justiniano I, but is actually a superposition of a pagan holiday, the feast of purification in honour of Februa, mother of the Roman god Marsthe Romans were held to prepare for the start of the year, because in the past year began in March. Both in the past and later in Christianity was a procession carrying candles ( 41 candles; looking forward to the end of winter and the arrival of spring ( the return of Persephone (Persephone ) the world of the dead to the world of the living ).

  
furmientu
  19

Word of the astur-leones, furmiento, hurmiento, ferment, yeast bread. Ready you said and it says hurmiento or hurmientu. I must admit that the 34 alistana Phonetics; or " end tends to close on " u ". When I was a kid my mother said to me: go to House of " the ti fulana " give you the hurmiento, that tomorrow we knead. And the " ti fulana " He gave me a cazolita of mud with a piece of dough covered with a white linen cloth. Then my mother, when it was the loaf, always left in the Bowl some mass to give it to those who amasaran the next day. The Furmientu is also a Zamora cultural association which works to recover the astur-leones cultural and linguistic heritage. Courage, comrades!.

  
escular
  40

Move someone and losing it to interpose any obstacle, as when the corner is folded. Word of the area of Aliste. seen so-and-so? -Has esculado just now to the tip above the street

  
esparegir
  27

This term is used in ready as a synonym for spread, spatially separate the elements of a whole different purposes. It is said of the harvest in the era for which give you the Sun and who can thresh, chickpeas or beans ( beans ) so warm and so better leave the titos or seeds.

  
escarduciar
  20

This word is used in ready as a synonym of frighten, cause fear and flight in animals. A father and his son seen tits the poultry from a window and the father says: don't make noise, not the escarducies.

  
guizopo
  19

guizopo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "guisopo" as meaning:
Term in disuse, synonymous with hyssop, which can be a fragrant herbaceous plant with small flowers and blue, medicinal, of the family of the Labiatae ( hyssopus officinalis ) or an instrument of Christian religious ritual that we had, when we were altar servers, in a metal container with holy water to make the cure spread it about parishioners or what would bless. It is a symbol of purification, which recalls the use made by the Jews of the old testament of the plant.

  
cantos nupciales
  25

Popular songs that are sung at weddings and frequently have a tinge of festive and rogue. From the latin nuptiae nuptiarum: wedding, wedding, wedding

  
forfolipidos
  36

forfolipidos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Phospholipid" being its meaning:
Are lipids ( popularly fat ) membrane complexes, amphipathic, i.e. have a hydrophobic part ( insoluble in water ) and hydrophilic elsewhere, which are constituents of cell membranes work as messengers in intracellular communication, make soluble cholesterol through bile and aid in the smooth functioning of the lung. The word comes from the Greek lípos lipeos: wet and shiny, oily substance and phosphoros phosphorou: carrying light ( phaos phaeos: light, day light and phero: take ).

  
organismos eucatoriales y procariontes
  24

eucatoriales and prokaryotes organisms is incorrectly written and should be written as "cells eukaryotes and prokaryotes" being its meaning:
Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes are properly not bodies that would be set of cells and cells. The prokaryotes are simpler cells and do not have a defined nucleus surrounded by a membrane, therefore the DNA is in the cytoplasm ( in Greek pro-: before and karyon karyou: walnut, hazelnut, core ). The Eukaryotes are more complex and are characterized by having a core well delimited by a double membrane which is stored well separated from the rest of the cytoplasm and genetic material. Also have other membranous as mitochondria, Lysosomes, chloroplasts elements...Eucarionte DNA binds to proteins forming chromosomes.

  
carranca
  19

Collar thickness of two or three layers of leather with metal spikes put in ready to Wolf dogs or Sheepdogs in the neck to fend off the wolves bite. Apropos of Wolf dogs is told in ready a story: once all the dogs Wolf met with the idea of ending all the wolves in the region. Already almost had decided it in the Assembly, when an old dog gets up and tells them: but you know well what you're deciding?. If no wolves would be what would we?. And then they decided to leave things as they were. And this is how they are now, thanks to the wise decision of Wolf dogs.

  
de teografico
  30

from teografico it is incorrectly written and it should be written as "teografico" being its meaning:
Relative or concerning representation or description of God through writing, drawing, painting or any other sign, from the Greek grapho: write, draw, represent and theos theou: God. It is not a recognized word for the SAR, nor the substantive teografia.

  
polemos
  39

polemos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "polemos" being its meaning:
Greek word meaning war. Also used the philosopher Heraclitus 6th century a. d. C. to describe the true nature of reality, as an internal conflict that forced her to change. This is considered the forerunner of the dialectic understood as struggle of opposites. Currently receive this classic name many cultural institutions worldwide, such as publishing houses, magazines and other associations.

  






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