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Position1414
Accepted meanings80714
Obtained votes2163
Votes by meaning0.2723
Inquiries2904313
Queries by meaning3623
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sil
  25

SIL: River in Spain, tributary of the Miño river.

  
rama
  46

Branch: In Hinduism, seventh incarnation of God Vishnu.

  
oia
  25

OIA: Deity of the yoruba religion.

  
pesetas
  21

PESETAS: Colloquially, money, wealth.

  
eire
  17

EIRE: Former name of Ireland.

  
silbo
  42

SILBO: Whistling language used on the Canary Island of La Gomera.

  
lloreta
  26

LLORETA: In Honduras, it complains prolonged and repeated.

  
resarriba
  23

RESARRIBA; In Salamanca, resayo above.

  
carriba
  36

CARRIBA: Salamanca, calle above.

  
arrecajel
  21

ARRECAJEL: Salamanca, swift, aircraft.

  
borruncho
  33

BORRUNCHO: Salamanca, swelling.

  
afo
  19

AFO: Formerly, hole, cavern, cave, cave.

  
afu
  23

AFU: Children's porridge made with flour from wheat or corn, sugar, milk and, sometimes, honey and butter.

  
mirla
  24

MIRLA: In germania, ear, thick rib which forms the outer part of the organ of hearing.

  
engaño
  64

DECEPTION: Art or armadijo to fish.

  
miaja
  24

MIAJA: Cuba and Dominican Republic, galladura.

  
usta
  20

USTA: Head of gang of operatives in the arsenals of Constantinople.

  
arrapea
  23

ARRAPEA: In Salamanca, it gets iron.

  
retia
  19

RETIA: Ancient Roman province that stretched from Lake Constance to the Eno River. Also called Reece.

  
rodal
  51

STAND: 1: in the Caceres municipality of Montehermoso, guardia municipal.-2: in the Navarrese municipality of Améscoa, warden of mountains.

  






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