patronimiquos is incorrectly written, and should be written as "patronymics" being its meaning:
Name that applies to the offspring and that indicates ancestry. Etymologically means " or what names the father, of the Greek pater patros: father and onoma onomatos: name. Since the antiquity after the name children tended to have a nickname like " son of 34. or " such family ". In the modern languages patronymics are formed with the preposition " " " van " " von " ( van Gogh ) ( Pedro ) either with suffixes:-ez in Castilian, which seems to be a benefit of the Basque, (Fernandez ) and in other languages:-(Anderson ) - 40 sen;Andersen ) suffixes meaning " son of "
traumaturgia is incorrectly written, and should be written as "thaumaturgy" being its meaning:
Capacity that some people are attributed or that others attributed to them to make wonders, miracles or amazing facts, from the Greek thauma thaumatos: prodigy, causing admiration and ergon ergou: action, work. In the religions of antiquity were produced miracles very often. As it has advanced the science increasingly less. An explanation giving some of the miracles I would be the psychological need that we have humans know what to expect of the unknown. If we give an explanation we were calmer.
In ready (Zamora ) It is any cloth or piece of cloth, especially of linen, which was used in the kitchen with different purposes, as covering the loaf of bread or for cleaning. Also any piece of clothing, not very smart, so was mostly used in the work. It is a word used by the elderly and having some derogatory connotation. It is possibly an evolutionary entrenchment of rag.
Cavity of reproductive females of certain invertebrates ( insects, spiders, molluscs... ) and vertebrates in which stored the sperm of the male after copulation in anticipation of the female egg for fertilization. The word derives from the Greek: sperma spermatos: seed, seed, germ, principle and theke thekes: box, deposit. It also means seed bank or Bank of sperm or ova, although this word even the SAR has not recognized it.
geothermal is incorrectly written, and should be written as "geothermal" being its meaning:
Singular feminine adjective of geothermal energy, which etymologically means " the heat of the Earth " GE ges: land and thermon thermou: heat. It is a branch of Geophysics which studies the internal thermal phenomena of planet Earth. Also called thus the industrial techniques to use this heat, which comes mostly through the water, to transform it into energy. The set of these thermal phenomena internal to the Earth are also called geothermal energy
example of apolog is incorrectly written and it should be written as "apolog" being its meaning:
Apolog or apologist or apologist is that using the Word makes the defence of a person, idea, theory or doctrine. Its etymology is Greek: apo-: out of, with, through and logos logou: reason, Word, knowledge. In early Christianity the apolog par excellence of this faith was St. Paul who traveled through the Mediterranean defending and preaching the doctrine Christian until he was beheaded in the 1st century. He was not crucified, as it was the custom to do with Christians, because he was a Roman citizen
Plural of omen which means omen or advertisement of is going to come, predicting the future, individual or collective, which is what made the auguries of ancient Rome through the observation of the behavior of birds and of the sacred chickens took care of themselves. In latin augurium augurii: Harbinger and augur auguris: fortune teller, augur
3rd person singular of the past perfect simple or indefinite verb to narrate what count, expose, refer, relate; derived from the Latin narro narras narrare: count, talk of and East of gnara gnarum gnarus: connoisseur, who knows and the Greek gnosco: know and this Indo-European gno which is present in the Castilian terms: know, ignorance, notary news...
gargolo is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Gargoyle" being its meaning:
Decorative element of Gothic architecture representing grotesque animals or humans, or a mixture of both that served as the drain of the rooftops of the cathedrals or other buildings of this architecture. The word seems that it comes from the French gargouiller, produce a noise similar to the water that comes out of a drain. Some of these stone decorations have themed horror movies for its sinister appearance. Gargoyle is also called flaxseed or seed dry linen and floor of 40 common Hazel, corylus avellana ). Also some characters from role-playing and games of comics, inspired by sinister Gothic decorations.
EXPIO is incorrectly written, and should be written as "I be" being its meaning:
1st person singular of the present indicative form of the verb to atone for ( if outside atoned for it, would be the 3rd person singular of the past perfect simple or indefinite the same verb ). Atone means repair with some punishment or penance the lack or the offence committed. Often the Atonement fails to repair and becomes in a sense of guilt that remains. Atone also may mean purifying something considered sacred, as a temple, after a desecration.
