oguedad is incorrectly written, and should be written as "hollow" being its meaning:
Hollow is a cultismo derived from the Latin verb occo - as - are what hollow out the soil with a rake. The jargon are words introduced in our language from the Renaissance from the latin and Greek without having experienced the words normal or patrimonial phonetic changes from the origin of the Spanish. The patrimonial word corresponding to " hollow " It is " hollow ". It means by both empty or hollow space in a solid body.
It is a dirty expression often allude to defecation against what religion considered sacred and therefore mysterious, shocking and taboo, such as God or the gods and related to him or them. Making a somewhat sicoanalitica interpretation I believe that blasphemy is a popular rejection of the fear and repression that religious institutions have exerted on human society, appropriating an authority that the town has not given them based only on the absolute uncertainty about more beyond. That blasphemy in my land, ready to the Northwest of the province of Zamora, ( 41 Alfons linguistic influence zone; express this rejection in a euphemistic way is this: " I caguen no God ". And they say it in a very threatening manner.
They are the initials of the " municipal Museum of Alcira " Valencian city of about 45,000 inhabitants and the capital of the high Bank of the river Júcar. It was founded in 1979 and intended to convey the historical herecia town reflecting its cultural, social, economic, artistic aspects and all kinds.
what ground is incorrectly written, and should be written as a "bulwark" being its meaning:
Defensive fortification that stood out on the ramparts of the medieval buildings. It also means psychological, legal or ideological defense of something or someone. Comes from the old French, " 34 balouart; that means defense.
gastero is incorrectly written and it should be written as "gastero-" being its meaning:
Gastero - gastr - gastro - or or - gastrio are prefixes and suffixes castellanos derived from Greek " gaster gone " that means stomach and are used to form words such as gastronomy, gastritis, gastropod, gastroscopy, epigastrium, hypogastrium...
others are incorrectly written and it should be written as "needless" being its meaning:
"Be more " It is a Spanish expression which means left over, do nothing and therefore it was not necessary to be. At the end of the meetings of the Council, in the villages of ready to the Northwest of the province of Zamora, Mayor tends to dismiss the audience with this expression: " are more ".
The German philosopher Enmanuel Kant, in the 18th century, in his "Critique of pure reason " It makes a very critical of human knowledge and mode analysis as we know through concepts, judgements and reasonings. It is classified according to the quantity, quality and value judgements. According to the relation between subject and predicate judgments can be: hot spots, which are those who express a possibility; example: most of the locals are more than 1.70 meters. The trial asertoricos that are those who express a real fact: Madrid is the capital of Spain. and finally the apodictic judgments that are those who express a logical necessity as " two and two are four ".
It is a word of Greek origin ( hyper: envelope, above and onoma onomatos: name ) top name means. It is a higher semantic category that includes categories subordinate, called hiponimias. For example, the tree is a person with respect to the Apple tree, poplar, Elm, chestnut...What are hiponimos of the tree.
In the sociological analysis of Marxism philosophy that emerged in the 19th century, which, according to many, is the philosophy of our time, but lately has forgotten us, defends the existence of infrastructures and social superstructures. Superstructures or superstructures are derived and structures caused by the current economic system to justify it and consolidate it, such as religion, law, philosophy, political system...Why Marxism attacks not go against them but against the economic infrastructure privately owned, Foundation of capitalism.
linfos is incorrectly written, and should be written as 'linfo' being its meaning:
Latin prefix ( lympha: water ) that creates medical terms as a lymphocyte is a type of Leukocyte or white blood cells in the bone marrow and that forms the basis of our body's immune system. Leukocytes are the guardians that identify the intruders ( virus or bacteria pathogenic ) and kill them creating antibodies.
nomads is incorrectly written, and should be written as "nomads" being its meaning:
"The changing pasture " ( just nomados, in Greek, ) Nomad, living not in a fixed location. Normally it's peoples or human communities that are dedicated to grazing or for business, as the case of the Roma in Europe.
superproparoxitono is incorrectly written, and should be written as "superproparoxitono" as meaning:
In classical Greek words could carry 40 acute accent; ´ 41, serious (' ) or circumflex ( ^ ). The acute accent could fall on the last and penultimate and antepenultimate syllable called then the word oxitona, paroxitona or proparoxitona respectively, which obviously equals our words sharp, flat, or esdrújulas. In Spanish we have also sobreesdrujulas words that amount to the superproparoxitonas that did not exist in classical Greek.
arpofago is incorrectly written, and should be written as "sarcophagus" being its meaning:
It is a grave to contain at least one corpse, built in wood or stone-rimmed more or less according to the socioeconomic status of the deceased. The word comes from the Greek ( sarks sarkós: meat and phagomai: eating ): " the dining room of meat ".Among the wealthy Greeks it was the custom to bury the dead in sarcophagi of limestone which react chemically with the dead meat making it disappear more quickly. Anyway later or more early always disappeared.
It is another word that means the opposite of the first. The human mind tends to work opposing ideas to better understand: bien-mal, Yes, which... This logical function the Greek philosopher Heraclitus ( 6th century a. d. C. ) and the German Hegel ( 19th century ) became it real to say: " every thing is as opposed to what is not "