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FERNAN
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Position1414
Accepted meanings80714
Obtained votes743
Votes by meaning0.0923
Inquiries2748113
Queries by meaning3423
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banga
  38

BANGA: Name vulgar Australian plant whose seed Indians made a kind of bread.

  
bandva
  24

BANDVA: Name of the God of war in celto-Hispanic mythology.

  
bangcoro
  38

BANGCORO: In the Philippines, name vulgar rubiácea plant.

  
bangia
  19

BANGIA: Genus of algae that inhabit the same freshwater that the seas.

  
bansalagui
  26

BANSALAGUI: Tree sapotaceo which breeds in the mountains of the Philippines.

  
zimurgia
  25

ZIMURGIA: Branch of chemistry dealing with industrial applications of fermentation.

  
zingiber
  12

ZINGIBER: Ginger.

  
zingiber
  24

ZINGIBER: Ginger.

  
zeoscopo
  20

ZEOSCOPO: In physics, ebulloscopo.

  
zenbaz
  20

ZENBAZ: Tambourine used in Turkestan.

  
zavana
  26

ZAVANA: One of the divinities of the Syrians.

  
xarico
  28

XARICO: In Morocco, associated or agricultural landlord.

  
xecaya
  27

XECAYA: In Morocco, claim.

  
xehada
  27

XEHADA: In Morocco, profession of Muslim faith.

  
xenagia
  27

XENAGIA: Control of a body of auxiliaries, or foreign troops among the ancient Greeks.

  
xenentesis
  24

XENENTESIS: Introduction of foreign body substances.

  
atabeira
  18

ATABEIRA: Goddess worshipped by the tribes of the island of Haiti.

  
bellota
  44

Acorn: Tassel without fringes.

  
bema
  61

BEMA: Altar or Chair which was in agonizing temples of Greece from which were distributed prizes to the winners of the fighting.

  
boneta
  23

BONETA: In Mexico, a type of Hood women, wear.

  






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