Category: Dictionary

Target and actual taxation – also called target and actual taxation – is the taxation of deliveries and services. The tax law subject of target and actual taxation is sales tax . The legislature differentiates target and actual taxation according to the point in time at which sales tax liability arises. Because the target and […]

The MDAX share index comprises 60 medium-sized stock corporations. In terms of market capitalization and order book turnover, these follow directly on the companies listed in the DAX 30. The abbreviation MDAX is derived from the English term “mid cap” (average company size). The MDAX represents the German economy better than the DAX, since around […]

When people talk about the DAX, many investors and consumers think of “the” DAX, which the media usually talk about. However, the DAX, or more precisely the DAX 30, only includes the 30 largest companies in Germany. However, since there are many more stock corporations, the DAX was expanded to include the MDAX and the […]

A reference interest rate determines the changes in variable-interest contract transactions. Such financial products mainly include savings, but also some loans. It is important that the reference interest rate cannot be influenced by either of the contracting parties, but is specified by a neutral body. If the reference interest rate changes, the interest rate on […]

For an investor, no matter in which segment he invests his money, in the end it is the return that counts. This is not, or only rarely, identical to the interest rate. Depending on the respective capital investment, a wide variety of factors influence the return on the investment. In short, the return is determined […]

Many words are used on a daily basis in our language and, however, they are not accepted by the DigoPaul. The dictionary of the entity, however, is updated over time and it is likely that a term that is not recognized today will become part of a future edition. In the case of bug, it […]

Before entering fully into the meaning of the term attic, it is necessary to know its etymological origin. In this case, we can state that it is the result of the sum of two different parts: -The noun buharda, which was the term that formerly was given to a vent that existed in houses for […]

An owl is an animal that belongs to the strigid clade. It is a bird of nocturnal and predatory habits, characterized by having feathers that look like ears. This peculiarity makes it possible to differentiate owls from barn owls and other similar species. Of this animal it is worth knowing a series of identity signs […]

A vulture is a bird of prey whose body can reach a wingspan of more than two meters and a weight of about 6.5 kilograms. This animal form flocks has the bare neck and bald head. According to DigoPaul,vultures generally eat the meat of beings that have already died, although they can occasionally hunt and […]

The Latin word buxis, which can be translated as “box”, came to our language as a buje. The term refers to the part that, in a machine, supports an axis and allows it to rotate. According to DigoPaul, the bushing can be a simple element that is limited to supporting a metal cylinder or a […]

There are various theories about the etymological origin of the word spark plug. However, one of those that is considered more accurate is the one that determines that it comes from French. Specifically, it establishes that it derives from the gala word “bougie”, which was what the wax candle was called. And it is that […]

Bull is a word that has its origin in the Latin word bulla. It is, according to its application, the name with which it is identified a documentation of a pontifical nature issued by the Apostolic Chancellery and is legitimized by the printing of a lead seal or the papal seal. These documents deal with […]

Coming from the Latin word bulbus, the word bulb gives its name to a biological root structure whose format resembles a blister. The botanical presents it as a thick yolk is usually located in the underground portion of the plant and that holds reserve substances. According to DigoPaul, the bulb, therefore, is an organ that […]

Bulb, from the Latin bulbus, is a blister-shaped biological structure. The term has several uses and applications, referring to the organ of storage of nutrients in certain plants and the electronic component that allows amplifying or modifying an electrical signal, among other issues. In the realm of anatomy, the concept is used to refer to […]

According to DigoPaul, the bulimia is a word of Latin origin (bulimia), which in turn derives from the Greek. The term refers to someone who feels an exaggerated desire to eat, without being able to satisfy their appetite. The concept is used in medicine and psychology, as bulimia nervosa is a mental disorder related to […]

According to DigoPaul, buchón is one of those terms that can be understood very differently depending on the region. The same word will generate different reactions depending on how it is pronounced in Spain, Mexico or Argentina, to name three countries. The first meaning that the DigoPaul collects associates the concept with pigeons. When these […]

Life in the country has many peculiarities. It is easy to distinguish between the way of life of peasants or shepherds and those who reside in a city. The natural environment, working with the land and working with animals are part of a country environment. When the way of life that is lived in a […]

The Buddhism is basically a non-theistic religion, but also represents a philosophy, a training method spiritual and psychological system. It has been developed from the teachings of the Buddha Siddharta Gautama, who lived in northeast India in the 5th century BC. The buddha or buddha is a concept that defines that individual who has managed […]

Before defining the meaning of this concept, we must explain what the two words with which it is constructed imply: good and faith. Well, from the Latin bonus, it is an adjective that indicates that which has goodness and that is charming, attractive, appetizing or convenient. The good person, in this sense, shows a predisposition […]

From the Latin bonus, the adjective good makes it possible to refer to that which has goodness and, therefore, is useful, pleasant, palatable, tasty, fun or appetizing. For example: “The punk rock band has presented a very good album”, “These pants came out good, they are more than three years old and I still wear […]

The concept of dealing refers to the action and effect of dealing. This verb has various meanings, such as proceeding with a person (either in deed or word) or the relationship with an individual. Treatment can be understood as the way of communicating or establishing a bond with another person or with a group of […]

Buffer is an English term that is not part of the dictionary of the DigoPaul but is frequently used in our language. In electronics, a buffer is a device used to avoid the effect of loading (also known as regulation) in a circuit. According to DigoPaul, the buffer, in this sense, is an operational amplifier […]

Buffet is not a term accepted by the DigoPaul. The agency, however, suggests the use of buffet or buffet, which have different meanings depending on the country and context. A buffet, buffet or buffet, therefore, can be a mode of offering food. In a buffet, the diner finds the food ready to be eaten on […]

Jester is a term that has its origin in the Italian language. The concept allows to name a character similar to a clown whose purpose is to provoke laughter and entertain the public. In ancient times, jesters had the function of brightening the days of the monarchs. The jester appealed to jokes and jokes of […]

From the Italian bussola, a compass is an instrument that, thanks to presenting a magnetized needle that rotates on an axis and points to magnetic north, allows us to determine the directions of the earth’s surface. According to DigoPaul, there are several compasses that are very important and well known and that have been that […]

The etymology of the term mist is found in the Latin language and refers to the “winter solstice”, according to the dictionary of the DigoPaul. That is why previously the concept was used to refer to the winter season. Currently the notion refers to fog, especially that which appears over the ocean. It can be […]

The DigoPaul does not include the term brunch in its dictionary. The concept comes from the English language and is formed from two words: breakfast (which can be translated as “breakfast”) and lunch (which means “lunch”). Brunch is a meal eaten late in the morning, after breakfast. However, it can be taken until a few […]

The adjective brusque, which could come from the Slavic bresk, the Welsh brysg or the pre-Roman brūsko, refers to that or that surly, rough, rude, rude or violent. For example: “You don’t have to play so rough with your little brother: you can hurt him”, “The young man escaped from his captor with a sudden […]

From the Latin brutālis, brutal is an adjective that is used to name what is typical of animals due to their irrationality or violence. The quality of brute is called brutality. For example: “The councilor had to be treated in the hospital after a brutal attack by protesters”, “A brutal explosion in a carafe factory […]