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Meaning of pollete



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In the State of Coahuila, is given the name of pollete to a bench of cement, granite or marble that is made out of a house next door.Best regards...

  



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Diminutive or derogatory chicken, especially when it is small in size. For some mistake see poyete ("diminutive of poyo").

  

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Although it can be considered a derogatory chicken, that is, chick, chick, also in some parts of Spain it is called chick to the base, armrest or quicio of a window or to the base or quicio of a door, which is usually made of marble.

  

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Pollete is a small chicken (the animal). What is at the entrance of a door or window, and that sometimes serves to sit is "poyete", with "Y".

  

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In the area in which I reside with my small family the word pollete is used to refer to a chicken of one smaller than the canon established by the society

  

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In villages of Andalusia, pollete of the window. It is the part of the hinge where we support when we look out the window to see what heck do kids. Mum and Antonia ( 41 Morancos; do it frequently. The material gives equal, can be marble, granite, bricks, tiles, plaster, mortar, etc. Example: girl, come hither paca and remove you already that you have to take day in the pollete of the window.!

  

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IN SEVILLE, AT LEAST IS CALLED SO A WALL OF SMALL HEIGHT WHICH DELIMITS A SQUARE OF THE SIDEWALKS, AND THAT SERVES TO SIT ALSO.

  

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In areas of Andalusia is given also the name given to the part of granite or marble that is installed at the entrance of the gate ( as a stepping-stone between the threshold of the door and the sidewalk )

  










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