Suggested by ... Osvaldo J. Schiavoni
1. Rude 2. Clumsy, graceless.
3. wild Aromo
4. Dividivi
Friends, guarango is a nice voice with a wide range of meanings depending on the country and the context that we employ ...
... Thus, with respect to the first two meanings, guarango is an adjective that qualifies a person as uncivil or "rude , if employed in Argentina, Bolivia Paraguay ... or " awkward," "lacking grace " in Uruguay ...
Regarding the third and fourth meanings of Quechua " waranqu " our voice of the day is a noun that designates the wild acacia in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru ...
... And dividivi - tree of the pea family, whose fruit, which contains much tannin, used for tanning leather - in Venezuela ...
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... Thus, with respect to the first two meanings, guarango is an adjective that qualifies a person as uncivil or "rude , if employed in Argentina, Bolivia Paraguay ... or " awkward," "lacking grace " in Uruguay ...
Regarding the third and fourth meanings of Quechua " waranqu " our voice of the day is a noun that designates the wild acacia in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru ...
... And dividivi - tree of the pea family, whose fruit, which contains much tannin, used for tanning leather - in Venezuela ...
Until next Around the World in 80 ... words!
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