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Del lat. tardío musivarius 'artífice de mosaicos', y este de musīvum 'mosaico' y -arius '-ero'.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. adj. Arte. Perteneciente o relativo a los mosaicos. Técnica musivaria.
2. 2. adj. Arte. Dicho de una persona: Que hace mosaicos. U. t. c. s.
3. 3. f. Arte. Arte del mosaico.
Del gr. πληθώρα plēthṓra.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. f. Med. Exceso de sangre o de otros líquidos orgánicos en el cuerpo o en una parte de él.
2. 2. f. Gran abundancia de algo.
Sin.:
abundancia, sobreabundancia, superabundancia, exceso, demasía, multitud, copia.
Ant.:
escasez.
Por la manchega llanuraQué grande. Gracias por traerlo a nuestra memoria.
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Del fr. albumine, y este del lat. tardío albūmen, -ĭnis 'clara de huevo'.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. f. Biol. y Quím. Proteína soluble en agua, característica de la clara de huevo y presente en los animales.
1. 1. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a Mefistófeles, personaje de la leyenda de Fausto popularizada por Goethe.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
2. 2. adj. Propio de Mefistófeles.
3. 3. adj. Diabólico, perverso.
Sin.:
diabólico, infernal, satánico, demoníaco, maligno, perverso.
1. 1. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a la película (‖ obra cinematográfica).Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
2. 2. adj. Propio de la película (‖ obra cinematográfica).
3. 3. adj. coloq. Fantasioso, que se deja llevar de la imaginación.
4. 4. m. y f. coloq. Artista de cine.
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Del lat. inultus.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. adj. poét. No vengado.
2. 2. adj. poét. No castigado, impune.
Del gr. καλλιγράφος kalligráphos.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. y f. Persona que escribe a mano con letra excelente.
Sin.:
pendolista, escribano, pluma.
2. 2. m. y f. Persona que tiene especiales conocimientos de caligrafía.
Del ingl. ecologism, y este de ecology 'ecología' e -ism '-ismo'.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. Doctrina que propugna la defensa de la naturaleza y la preservación del medio ambiente.
2. 2. m. Movimiento sociopolítico que defiende el ecologismo.
Quizá del celta lĕga-, lĭga- 'sedimento'; cf. irl. ant. lige 'lecho' y galés llai 'suciedad'.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. Cieno, lodo o barro pegajoso.
Sin.:
fango, lodo, barro, cieno, limo, lama.
2. 2. m. Parte arcillosa de las tierras de labor.
Del lat. digamma, y este del gr. δίγαμμα dígamma.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. f. Letra del primitivo alfabeto griego en forma de F, que representaba la /u/ semiconsonante, y que los latinos emplearon después para representar el fonema /f/.
A bureaucrat, dressed in a dull grey suit, crossed the door, moved behind a forest of microphones and began talking.
"Starting today, and after last month sad happenings, the World Space Agency nominates cosmonaut Ilya Iskanderovich Takashvili as the third satellite of planet Earth. This is a homage and this is an eulogy. God bless him. Thank you very much for your attention."
"God? What is this joke?", said the young man.
"Is that all?", said the old man, looking up from what he was writing.
"So it seems", said the woman.
The young man turned back to listen, then looked at me and smiled.
"Oh, you are Miroslav Corbett from documentation, aren't you?"
"Yes, it's me. Do I...?"
"We shared a table at the last convention of the Cinematik Ausfahrt Biotech Aréopage."
That was probably true.
"Sorry, but can any of you tell me who this cosmonaut was?", said the old man in golden glasses.
The woman in military attire started talking: "He was a member of ISS Nova's repairing staff. His umbilical link was broken while repairing the right solar panel and..."
Suddenly, a deep, nasal voice from the back of the room silenced everyone.
"Sorry, I have a question."
All of us looked back. His large silhouette opaqued the back lights; his bright red skin, black scar tatoos and pointy horns contrasted wildly against the immaculate white tuxedo he was wearing.
He was one of the demons that crossed the Seam. Many of them were shoved back or killed, but a few of them, peaceful in nature, stayed here among us and adapted to our society as especial guests. Their world view and opinions, so different than those from the humanity, were always appreciated and taken into account.
He continued his mesmerizing, gutural speech.
"First, I want to give my condolences to Ilya Takashvili's family and friends; I'm sure he will be missed. His oval orbit will produce an eclipse with the Moon every three days, so he will hardly be forgotten. But I want to remark something you all, human beings, have trouble remembering."
The silence was total, awkward, frightening.
"What is the second satellite of planet Earth?", he finally said.
I tried to remember. While doing it, my brain entered something like a cloud, a mist, a fog of dread. Simply, I was lost. The rest of the people there (excluding the demon and the mechanical butlers, shiny grey eyes like pearls) found themselves in the same trance state.
The demon kept talking.
"The damage caused by the Mind Sickers from the Great Anomaly is still here. No one of you remember what the second satellite is. You may consider it while counting, you may recall old photos and tales and drawings, but every time you try to concentrate in the details, your brains crash and reboot."
Slowly, I recovered, but my stomach was still twirling.
The old man with the notebook was lying on the floor; the woman in combat clothes was helping him. Some people were crying. Others were bleeding from their ears and nostrils.
"I wish I could help", finished the demon, "but don't know how, yet."
Invoking that memory in the middle of a massive crowd was a despicable act; but demons, even while trying to help, behave this way.
Half an hour passed before the press room was finally empty.
Der. de esperar.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. f. Estado de ánimo que surge cuando se presenta como alcanzable lo que se desea.
Sin.:
confianza, ilusión, optimismo, promesa, fe, expectativa, perspectiva.
Ant.:
desesperanza, desespero, desconfianza.
2. 2. f. Mat. Valor medio de una variable aleatoria o de una distribución de probabilidad.
3. 3. f. Rel. En el cristianismo, virtud teologal por la que se espera que Dios otorgue los bienes que ha prometido.
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Del lat. fulgor, -ōris.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. Resplandor y brillantez.
Sin.:
resplandor, brillo, luminosidad, esplendor, brillantez, claridad, destello, centelleo.
De significar y -nte; lat. signifĭcans, -antis.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. adj. Que significa.
2. 2. m. Ling. Fonema o secuencia de fonemas que, asociados con un significado, constituyen un signo lingüístico.
Del gót. *brŭt; cf. a. al. ant. broz.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. Pimpollo o renuevo que empieza a desarrollarse.
Sin.:
brota, retoño, pimpollo, renuevo, cogollo, vástago, botón, yema, raijo, broto.
2. 2. m. Acción de brotar (‖ empezar a manifestarse). Brote de viruela, de racismo.
Sin.:
aparición, manifestación, eclosión, comienzo, principio.