HIJA - Spanish open dictionary

Spanish open dictionary

hija
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son, ja.

(Of the lat.)(dofil? us).

1. m. and f. person or animal for his father or his mother.

2. m. and f. person with respect to the country, province or town that is natural.

3. m. and f. person who has taken the religious habit, with relation to the founder of their order and the House where took it.

4. m. and f. work or production of wit.

5. m. and f. u. as an expression of affection between people who want good

6. m. and f. Colloq. politicalson .

7. m. thing that comes or leaves another for procreation; e.g., shoots or shoots that throws the tree by the foot, the cane from wheat, etc.

8. m. White, spongy bone substance that forms the interior of the flagpole of the animals.

9. m. pl. descendants.

each child of neighbour.

1. m. Colloq. Any person.

1. m. Colloq. each child's neighbor.

daughter of charity.

1. f. religious of the Congregation founded by Saint Vincent de Paul in the 17TH century for charitable assistance in hospitals, hospices, asylums, etc.

Daughter foster, VA.

1. m. and f. son resulting from adoption.

2. m. and f. distinction to

a territorial corporation gives to someone not born within its scope.

Daughter bastard, da.

1. m. and f. son born of a non-matrimonial Union.

2. m. and f. son of parents who could not get married at the time of conception or the birth.

3. m. and f. known father's illegitimate son .

Daughter of something.

1. m. and f. hidalgo.

Daughter of blessing.

1. m. and f. legitimate son .

Daughter of confession.

1. m. and f. person with respect to the Confessor has chosen by director of his conscience.

Daughter of God.

1. m. y f. Rel. The fair or which is in grace, and, ext., every man in the creature of God.

m. Rel. In Christianity, Jesucristo.

OrRTOGR. ESCR. with may. initial.

Daughter family.

1. m. and f. child under parental authority or guardianship, and Ext., the age of majority who lives in his parent's home.

Daughter of profit.

1. m. and f. son natural.

Daughter chingada.

1. m. and f. eufem. Salva. and México. son of bitch.

Daughter from the cradle.

1. m. and f. expósito.

the son of the water.

1. m. The who is very into the sea or is very skilled swimmer.

Daughter of the stone.

1. m. y f. Daughter of the Earth.

1. m. and f. person has no known parents or relatives.

Daughter of the devil.

1. m. and f. wily and mischievous person.

Daughter of milk.

1. m. and f. person with respect to their mothership.

Son of man.

1. m. In Christianity, Jesucristo.

Daughter of mother.

1. m. and f. Colloq. son of his mother (? denotes the similarity of the son with his mother).

Daughter father.

1. m. and f. Colloq. son of his father.

Daughter from Dad.

1. m. and f. person well if

tuada, rather than on its own merits, influence or power of parents.

Daughter bitch.

1. m. and f. vulg. Bad person. U c. insult.

Daughter of his mother.

1. m. and f. u. with some liveliness to call somebody a bastard or son of a bitch.

2. m. and f. Colloq. It denotes the similarity of the son with his mother.

Daughter of his father.

1. m. and f. Colloq. It denotes the similarity of the son on the inclinations, qualities or father figure.

Daughter their works.

1. m. and f. person who has attained a relevant situation through their own efforts.

Daughter neighbor.

1. m. and f. Natural of a town or born of parents laid down therein.

Daughter spiritual.

1. m. y f. Daughter spurious, ria.

1. m. and f. son bastard.

2. m. and d. unknown father's illegitimate son .

Daughter gone, gives good war.

1. m. and f. son there out of wedlock.

Daughter illegitimate, MA

1. m. and f. son of father and mother not connected among themselves by marriage.

Daughter incestuous, sa.

1. m. and f. son there by incest.

Daughter legitimized, da.

1. m. and f. natural son equated across to the legitimate by subsequent marriage of parents or partially by Royal concession.

Daughter legitimate, MA

1. m. and f. son born of a legitimate marriage.

Daughter tainted, da.

1. m. and f. son spurious.

Daughter natural.

1. m. and f. been son of unmarried women and free father who could marry at the time of having it.

2. m. and f. is commonly taken by illegitimate son .

Daughter favorite, ta.

1. m. and f. distinction a territorial Corporation grants to anyone born within its scope.

Daughter prodigal, ga.

1. m. and f. son who returns to the paternal home, after having left for a time, trying to become independent.

Daughter recognized, da.

1. m. and f. natural son whom father or mother, or both at the same time, recognize in legal form.

Daughter sacrilegious, ga.

1. m. and f. son born with violation of chastity vote.

Daughter single, ca.

1. m. y f. Said to by legal fiction and the exception or extension of military service, will it be as such, even if you have other siblings, which is poor family breadwinner.

2. m. and f. son who, having no brothers, is spoiled, spoiled and capricious.

search for a Daughter Prieto in Salamanca.

1. loc. verb. Colloq. Search for someone or something common to many other indications or signs.

each one is Daughter their works.

1. loc. verb. Colloq. It denotes that behaviour or mode of action is known to someone better at the news of his birth or descent.

take to the Daughter.

1. loc. verb. Leave him, exposing him to the door of the Church or anywhere else.

make someone a daughter male.

1. loc. verb. Colloq. Cuba. Cause serious damage.

Son of God.

1. loc. INTERJ. Express admiration or surprise.

be someone daughter of the abuse.

1. loc. verb. Colloq. Cuba. Act properly only when he punishes or is at a premium.

be someone daughter of rigour.

loc. verb. Colloq. Arg. and Ur. Act properly only when he punishes or is at a premium.

we are all Daughters of Adam.

1. expr. we are all sons of Dios.

we are all Daughters of God.

1. expr. Denotes equality of conditions and lineages of all men by nature.

? V.

cell daughter

Meaning of hija