Términos

The early part of the day, particularly the period from sunrise until noon.

Variety of Spanish spoken in Morocco; it includes elements of Arabic and French.

Tambores monoparentales de Sudáfrica. Son hechos con dos asas y un fondo abierto.

According to many taxonomies, a subfamily of Nymphalidae butterflies that includes the morphos, the owl butterflies (Caligo), and related lineages.

According to many taxonomies, a tribe of the nymphalid butterfly subfamily Morphinae.

Genus containing a large number of species of neotropical butterflies found mostly in South America, Mexico, and Central America. Many speices are distinguished by metallic, shimmering shades of blues and greens color on the dorsal side of the wings, with the ventral side brown with eyespots.

Species of large, iridescent tropical butterfly of Central and South America; there are many subspecies. The males are more brightly colored than females, who also have blue on the dorsal wings, but have a much wider band of brown or dark coloration around the dorsal edges than the males.

Bolsa hexagonal de cuero suspendia por largas correas desde el cinturón de la espada de los oficiales de caballería; también, bolsa de moda que adopta una forma similar.

Rock debris deposited by a glacier.

Yelmo abierto desarrollado en siglo XVI desde el chapel de fer, consistente en un casco con una amplia ala curvada, plana o que dobla hacia abajo en los lados, pero barriendo hacia arriba en un pico en la parte delantera y trasera.

Cylindrical outdoor sidewalk structures used as supports for printed advertising for theatrical and other entertainments. The invention is attributed to Gabriel Morris ca. 1868 in the city of Paris, though earlier advertising pillars were erected in Berlin in the 1850s, created by printer Ernst Litfass.

Cualquiera de las diversas prensas de hierro que tienen una larga pata que está unida a un banco (y, a menudo con el apoyo a los pies) y un mecanismo de resorte fácil de mantener las mandíbulas abiertas.

Trozo de tela en la que un cadáver es envuelto para sepultarlo.

Una cavidad o abertura en madera u otro material que está destinado a recibir un componente correspondiente, o "espiga", que, conectado, forma un conjunto. En arquitectura, para referirse a la articulación completa así formado, use "mortaja y espiga."

Concepto relacionado a la condición mortal del sujeto a morir.

Woven, wide-mouthed baskets used along with a pestle in the manner of a mortar, to grind corn and other grains. These baskets were created and used by Native American tribes in the western United States.

Ancient mortars, usually of simple design, comprising bowls or basins used for pounding, grinding, or squeezing. Some Roman examples were made of stone having quartz grains are embedded in the internal surface, providing a rough surface for grinding. Some Middle Eastern examples were mold-made ceramic vessels.