Gurgulĭo
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gurgulioti — gurgulioti, ioja, iojo K = 1 gurguliuoti … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Jos Steenmeijer — Gurgulio por Trudi van den Berg y Jos Steenmeijer en Onstwedde (1991) Nombre de nacimiento J … Wikipedia Español
Trudi van den Berg — Gurgulio por Trudi van den Berg y José Steenmeijer en Onstwedde (1991) Nombre de nacimiento Elisabeth Sija Trudi (Trud … Wikipedia Español
Gorgojo — (Del lat. vulgar gurgulio < lat. curculio, gusano del trigo.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 ZOOLOGÍA Insecto coleóptero con cabeza en forma de pico, que es perjudicial para los cereales porque sus larvas se alimentan de semillas. 2 coloquial… … Enciclopedia Universal
Gurgel — Kehle; Schlund * * * Gur|gel [ gʊrgl̩], die; , n: vordere Seite des Halses mit dem Kehlkopf: jmdn. an/bei der Gurgel packen; er wollte, sprang ihr an die Gurgel. * * * Gụr|gel 〈f. 21〉 1. = Kehle (1) 2. 〈umg.〉 Schlund ● jmdm. die Gurgel abdrücken … Universal-Lexikon
gurgui — GURGÚI, gurguie, s.n. 1. Partea din vârf a opincii, strânsă cu nojiţe. 2. Partea mai strâmtă, în formă de cioc, de la gura urciorului1. 3. Vârful sânului; sfârc, mamelon. 4. Vârful unui deal sau al unui munte. – cf. lat. g u r g u l i o beregată … Dicționar Român
gargoyle — [15] The ancient root *garg , *gurgoriginated as an imitation of throat sounds. From it were derived such guttural words as Greek gargaraaizein ‘gargle’ (whence Latin gargarizāre ‘gargle’) and Latin gurguliō ‘gullet’ (Latin gurges, source of… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
gargoyle — [15] The ancient root *garg , *gurgoriginated as an imitation of throat sounds. From it were derived such guttural words as Greek gargaraaizein ‘gargle’ (whence Latin gargarizāre ‘gargle’) and Latin gurguliō ‘gullet’ (Latin gurges, source of… … Word origins
Gurgle — Gur gle, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Gurgled};p. pr. & vb. n. {Gurgling}.] [Cf. It. gorgogliare to gargle, bubble up, fr. L. gurgulio gullet. Cf. {Gargle}, {Gorge}.] To run or flow in a broken, irregular, noisy current, as water from a bottle, or a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
