Wiktionary:Requested entries (Spanish)

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 * plain augmentative suffixes:, — but are there examples that aren't  + , and  + ?
 * depreciative and pejorative augmentative suffixes:, ,
 * diminutive with affection, pity: ,

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Some rhyming phrases to be included in Category:Spanish rhyming phrases

A

 * (see and TDHLE)
 * (see )
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 * — monosodium glutamate; from Japanese
 * , ají piciloro - a type of hot chile - seen in Panama
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * — monosodium glutamate; from Japanese
 * , ají piciloro - a type of hot chile - seen in Panama
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * (see TDHLE)
 * — monosodium glutamate; from Japanese
 * , ají piciloro - a type of hot chile - seen in Panama
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * — monosodium glutamate; from Japanese
 * , ají piciloro - a type of hot chile - seen in Panama
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * — monosodium glutamate; from Japanese
 * , ají piciloro - a type of hot chile - seen in Panama
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * — stove
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * + subjunctive — before, rather than let
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * , related to ?
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * — hunting weapon
 * : the sad tree
 * : the sad tree
 * : the sad tree
 * : the sad tree
 * : the sad tree
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 * : the sad tree
 * : the sad tree

B

 * — NOT in RAE. invented blend of other words
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from Yoruba
 * — see here: "Venus debía suministrar la 'atmósfera de base' de un planeta rocoso, libre de una biofirma de fosfina." Google translates it as "biosignature", if that helps (probably not).
 * : is this a correct alt form of bizcochito?
 * - the drink, the spelling 'blodymary' is also seen in the Las Ketchup song "Un blodymary"
 * or boli baleada — NOT in RAE. Western Honduras, a baleada with egg. see also boli* * ? (1980s Chilean slang?) (a bomba in Spanish is a bomb in English) (bomb is not a standard Spanish word)
 * — brioche
 * — bush
 * - some auto part - possibly a leaf spring??? It is often transversal. See also.
 * : name of a fish in Peru: maybe, maybe other cichlids too.
 * (hyphened spelling of )
 * (alt form of )
 * : name of a fish in Peru: maybe, maybe other cichlids too.
 * (hyphened spelling of )
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C

 * : colloquial Americanism for a rude person
 * --rectangular piece of cardboard that is rolled into a cylinder to be used as a filter in a cannabis cigarette. NOT in RAE
 * — in RAE, noun of cascar, cracking
 * - plant: English dogwood: Philadelphus coronarius)
 * - alternate spelling for Mexican marigold
 * emerald, jade in Mexican Spanish
 * , chepilin, (Crotalaria longirostrata)
 * - Chilean slang for ?? (I only know this as the name of a city in Chile. The name is from Mapudungun chikümn rewe, meaning ‘place where lances are set up’.)
 * : a Mexican dish
 * plural — birthmark (archaic) (in RAE)
 * It's not a birthmark, it's a kind of decoration
 * chirrinchi / chirrinche = kind of Colombian moonshine (drink)?
 * , : forms of moonshine (illicit alcohol) made in Panama
 * — a wild grass native to the Andes
 * — a native people of Eastern Peru and many other senses, including DLE's rural person and several other species. See chuncho.
 * — NOT in RAE. very dialectal form of ...?
 * — probably a transcription error for cimbreantes
 * cococho = kind of Caribbean moonshine (drink)?
 * como Juan Palomo
 * pronomial form of componer, meaning "to consist of."
 * – NOT in babelfish. from concubina, concubine
 * ("confuse shit with ointment") = mix apples and oranges
 * — (Hymenaea courbaril) jatobá, Brazilian cherry
 * I know this as guapinol. PierreAbbat (talk) 04:51, 17 December 2013 (UTC)
 * - a mess, a pigsty
 * — a kind of caterpillar
 * (or cuixe) - a wild variety of Agave karwinskii (maguey cuishe) that grows in Oaxaca, and is used for mezcal production
 * - used in the phrase andar de cusca
 * (is this form used? adapted form caipiriña exists)
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * – NOT in babelfish. from concubina, concubine
 * ("confuse shit with ointment") = mix apples and oranges
 * — (Hymenaea courbaril) jatobá, Brazilian cherry
 * I know this as guapinol. PierreAbbat (talk) 04:51, 17 December 2013 (UTC)
 * - a mess, a pigsty
 * — a kind of caterpillar
 * (or cuixe) - a wild variety of Agave karwinskii (maguey cuishe) that grows in Oaxaca, and is used for mezcal production
 * - used in the phrase andar de cusca
 * (is this form used? adapted form caipiriña exists)
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * (is this form used? adapted form caipiriña exists)
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * (is this form used? adapted form caipiriña exists)
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - a fish
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
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 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo
 * - interrogative version of pronoun cuyo

D

 * - seems to be used as a noun
 * - seems to be used as a noun
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 * - seems to be used as a noun
 * - seems to be used as a noun
 * - seems to be used as a noun

E

 * — "una planta que hay en el monte que produce vainas y la pepita es comestible" (not in RAE)
 * — NOT in babelfish
 * — (probably enjutos: gaunt)
 * — to set a broken bone; https://www.spanishdict.com/translate/ensalmar
 * suffix

F

 * — philosophical (are there differences to filosófico or filosofal?
 * *: kind of revolutionary group: see and focalism
 * — (Centropomus spp.) snook (fish)
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — star fruit, carambola. (syn: carambola)
 * — corporal in charge of the supplies for a military unit
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry
 * — snob
 * - in heraldry

G

 * (or GORE), apparently an abbreviation for Gobierno Regionale, a regional government of Peru
 * gualfara, gualfarina: Cuban moonshine (home-brewed alcohol), possibly derived from the word warfarina (= warfarin in English)
 * - a local term used in Oaxaca to refer to agave fiber; elsewhere in Latin America the same term can also refer to sugar cane alcohol
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof
 * - Only used in Puerto Rico, comes from English goof

H

 * hualaycho - a type of charango
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name
 * - a male given name

I

 * indianilla - a type of fabric
 * - a liquid comprising the low-quality "tails" of mezcal distillation, which is generally discarded

J

 * — fun-loving, raver
 * — a town and province in Junín, Peru
 * - has English, needs Spanish
 * — Plural of jinicuil, (Inga jinicuil) a tropical tree related to the ice-cream bean, and its edible fruit
 * Juan Palomo, yo me lo guiso, yo me lo como / Juan Palomo, yo me lo guiso y yo me lo como
 * - a poetry game

K

 * - a traditional musical instrument of Bolivia
 * - a traditional musical instrument of Bolivia
 * - a traditional musical instrument of Bolivia
 * - a traditional musical instrument of Bolivia

L

 * — proverb
 * 
 * : possibly a plant?
 * : left-libertarian or progressive libertarian, see and
 * — lemon (Citrus x limon)

M

 * — (Brycon guatemalensis) machaca (a species of characiform fish)
 * , used on the Internet for 'to juggle', Google Books suggests the citable meaning is more like 'to toy with', such as an idea.
 * , mal-dide — Una situación determinada como dura de vivir, o de poco agrado.
 * or : an apple liqueur; see Wikipedia
 * — maftoul
 * - idiom
 * - a type of charango
 * or — a type of soup seen in Santiago, Panama
 * — not in babelfish
 * (or melochón?) — a type of bread in Costa Rica
 * — crazy? a type of cake from Colombia. Also, I think it is a rare word meaning a Real Madrid fan..
 * politics
 * — bumblebee
 * - has Galician, needs Spanish
 * - Inca
 * - (informal) to shake it, to dance (common in the 70s, 80s and ~90s in Spain; now mainly dated)
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N

 * — vein (of a leaf) (syn: nervadura)
 * — NOT in RAE. colloquial and derogatory form of niña, not very common

Ñ

 * — (Dioscorea alata) ube
 * — (Dioscorea sp.) cush-cush yam
 * — (Dioscorea trifida) purple yam, (in RAE: https://dle.rae.es/%C3%B1amp%C3%AD)

O

 * - the name of a river in northern Spain
 * — (Xanthosoma spp.) ʻape, tannier, tannia

P

 * (noun sense?)
 * — (Costa Rica) some kind of bread (see also: pan francés)
 * — diminutive of panocha (sexual sense)?
 * — veil of Veronica
 * — (colloquial, of fruit) past due date
 * : seasoned potatoes of some kind, a fast food
 * - metaphorical idiom
 * - a good-for-nothing
 * : see (which also has etymology): Puerto Rican stuffed turkey dish
 * - idiom
 * - corn on the cob in Canarian Spanish, according to Wikipedia
 * — NOT in RAE. dialectal and familiar (pingüica is Arctostaphylos pungens or the drupe of the Arctostaphylos pungens)
 * — a plantain dish in Panama. (also plátanos a la tentación?)
 * marijuana, in Mexican Spanish (according to pot entry)
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = well endowed, having a large penis?
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * — (Peru, likely dated) child of Italian inmigrants (from Italian piccino)
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * = stupid
 * : kind of porridge; see
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * : kind of porridge; see
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 * : kind of porridge; see
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 * : kind of porridge; see
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 * : kind of porridge; see
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 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali
 * - A city in Peru, capital if the department (or region) of Ucayali

R

 * - related to the Argentinian pronunciation of "ll"
 * — from requetejurar, intensive of jurar, "swear"
 * — not in RAE (is it possible a confussion with "revanchismo"?)
 * (ni) — not in RAE. 1906, WS
 * - a South American plucked string instrument
 * (ni) — not in RAE. 1906, WS
 * - a South American plucked string instrument

S

 * and - neologism by . Possibly entryworthy, possibly not.
 * : a music genre
 * — slang; has an entry on Urban Dictionary, has been discussed on Spanish Reddit, is used by at least one Spanish rapper on Youtube
 * - the movies
 * : a music genre
 * — slang; has an entry on Urban Dictionary, has been discussed on Spanish Reddit, is used by at least one Spanish rapper on Youtube
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies
 * - the movies

T

 * — plaster board used for interior walls (in fact, a trademark: Tablaroca®, thus not in RAE) (syn.: durlock [Argentina], pladur [Spain])
 * — The plant Polakouskia tacaco and its fruit.
 * tapetusa = kind of Colombian moonshine (drink)?
 * — a terrorist, especially the militants of Sendero Luminoso and the MRTA
 * — NOT in RAE. comes from tinaja, big tina
 * — A plant, Xanthosoma sagittifolium, eaten as a vegetable. Similar or related to the yucca? Different spelling used in Nicaragua? (see also: otoe - possible syn?)
 * — (Costa Rica) the Spanish tortilla is a type of "torta de huevo" (but it is not an usuall name, torta is a general category, mexican tortilla,...)
 * ,, - a simple type of cake
 * 
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — (Costa Rica) the Spanish tortilla is a type of "torta de huevo" (but it is not an usuall name, torta is a general category, mexican tortilla,...)
 * ,, - a simple type of cake
 * 
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * 
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States
 * — an oral borrowing from English trailer, used in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States

V

 * — "colaborador del juez auxiliar para avisar a la gente" (not in RAE)
 * - in architecture - one of the most commonly used words in es.wikipedia we don't have

W

 * walaycho - a type of charango

Y

 * ya escampa - out of the frying pan, into the fire is the closest I can think of.
 * yarabí - a traditional song form from Ecuador
 * Probably the same word as yaraví, spelled differently because Quechua phonemes don't match Spanish phonemes. Vox Sciurorum (talk) 12:28, 22 October 2020 (UTC)
 * yaraví - a traditional song form from Peru
 * ya escampa - out of the frying pan, into the fire is the closest I can think of.
 * yarabí - a traditional song form from Ecuador
 * Probably the same word as yaraví, spelled differently because Quechua phonemes don't match Spanish phonemes. Vox Sciurorum (talk) 12:28, 22 October 2020 (UTC)
 * yaraví - a traditional song form from Peru

Z

 * - kidney bean? rice bean? runner bean?
 * — (Rhoeo spathacea) oyster plant, Moses-in-the-cradle
 * - a type of hardwood
 * - a type of hardwood
 * - a type of hardwood

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