1o_ Old way to say "fourth" (by "fourth part") , which as a measure of length or area, and depending on where it is measured, can have between 80 and 150 meters depending on the original distance it divides; example is the "quarter mile" or the "width of a ship in the last quarter of the time". From Latin quadra ( "square" ) . 2nd_ Each side of a typically square urban block measuring about 85 meters. 3o_ Place to gather a number of people or animals for your shelter. 4o_ For the previous one, not only the stable but also the horses of a breeder. 5o_ Second (as 'you') and third (such as 'he/she') individuals in singular of the present indicative mode, and second (as 'you' ) person in singular of the imperative for the verb quadrar . View verbs/square .
It can mean stable or stable. It also means part, space, enclosure, lockdown. Place where horses are guarded at night. Also in the slang of the equestrian is the horse or group of horses of the same origin or property. In Colombia we tell it squares the distance that there is in the urban space, between one corner and another or between one street and another. We also say squared of constructions or apple, which has on each side a street. Square of land usually 80 meters side. By extension , nearby neighborhood . Quadranon inflection, which means agree, match the accounts or balance, agree, adjust, accommodate, arrange.
