of Greek origin, derived from the adjective dzhinn makra makron: large and the substantive cheiro cheir: hand. With this noun RAE admits words like palmistry or chiropractor, but not hecatoncheir, each of the three Greek gods with a hundred hands, sons of Uranus (the sky) and Gaea (the Earth), brothers of the Cyclopes and Titans. Macroquiro or perhaps macroquiro would mean big hands
Feminine of macroquiro. It is not a word RAE. If there would be of Greek origin, derived from the adjective dzhinn makra makron: large and the substantive cheiro cheir: hand. With this noun RAE admits words like palmistry or chiropractor, but not hecatoncheir, each of the three Greek gods with a hundred hands, sons of Uranus ( 41 heaven; and Gea ( the Earth ) brothers of the Cyclopes and Titans. Macroquiro or perhaps macroquiro would mean big hands
