chamana en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de chamana en el diccionario español»inglés

chalana SUST. f

chalana

barge

chamanismo SUST. m

chamanismo

shamanism

chamanto SUST. m

chamanto

short multicolored blanket worn by Chilean peasants

pachamanca SUST. f Perú

pachamanca

meat barbecued between two hot stones

chamagoso (chamagosa) ADJ. Méx. coloq.

chamagoso (chamagosa)

dirty

chamagoso (chamagosa)

filthy

chamaco (chamaca) SUST. m (f) Méx. coloq.

1. chamaco (niño, muchacho):

chamaco (chamaca)

kid coloq.

chamaco (chamaca)

youngster coloq.

2. chamaco (novio):

chamaco (chamaca) m

boyfriend

chamaco (chamaca) f

girlfriend

chamal SUST. m

chamal

woolen tunic ingl. am.

chamal

woollen tunic ingl. brit. (worn by Araucanian women)

chamamé SUST. m

chamamé

Argentinian dance music

chamarra SUST. f

1. chamarra (chaqueta):

chamarra

jacket

2. chamarra Ven. (capa de lana):

chamarra

poncho

Pachamama SUST. f

Pachamama

earth goddess

Pachamama

earth mother

Pachamama

Mother Earth (in Inca culture)

chamana en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de chamana en el diccionario español»inglés

pachamanca [pa·ʧa·ˈman·ka] SUST. f And.

1. pachamanca (plato):

pachamanca

barbecued meat

2. pachamanca (horno):

pachamanca

barbecue pit

chamaco (-a) [ʧa·ˈma·ko, -a] SUST. m (f) Cuba, Méx.

1. chamaco:

chamaco (-a) (muchacho)

boy

chamaco (-a) (muchacha)

girl

2. chamaco:

chamaco (-a) (novio)

boyfriend

chamaco (-a) (novia)

girlfriend

chamagoso (-a) [ʧa·ma·ˈɣo·so, -a] ADJ. Méx. (mugriento)

chamagoso (-a)

filthy

pachamama [pa·ʧa·ˈma·na] SUST. f And. (Madre Tierra)

pachamama

Mother Earth

champán [ʧam·ˈpan] SUST. m, champaña [ʧam·ˈpa·ɲa] SUST. m

champán

champagne

champú [ʧam·ˈpu] SUST. m

champú

shampoo

champú anticaspa

anti-dandruff shampoo

chamico [ʧa·ˈmi·ko] SUST. m amer. BOT.

chamico

thorn apple

semana [se·ˈma·na] SUST. f

semana

week

Semana Santa

Easter

Semana Santa

Holy Week

fin de semana

weekend

durante semanas (enteras)

for weeks (on end)

I.amansar [a·man·ˈsar] V. trans.

1. amansar (animal):

amansar

to tame

2. amansar:

amansar (persona)

to subdue

amansar (sosegar)

to calm down

II.amansar [a·man·ˈsar] V. v. refl.

amansar amansarse:

amansar

to become tame

I.amante [a·ˈman·te] ADJ.

soy poco amante de hablar en público

I don't like speaking in public

II.amante [a·ˈman·te] SUST. mf

amante

lover

un amante de la naturaleza

a nature-lover