(object) array( 'id' => '909654', 'url' => 'ES/acrylic_paint_₂', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Pintura acrílica', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Pintura acrílica', 1 => 'Art history', 2 => 'General art history', 3 => 'Tate', 4 => '', ), 'term' => 'Pintura acrílica', 'source_id' => 771033, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Art history', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'General art history', ), 'company' => array ( 0 => 'Tate', ), 'lastedit' => '20140924052151', 'part_of_speech' => 'noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'Es una dispersión de pigmentos en una resina sintética que se obtiene de acrilatos y metacrilatos. La pintura acrílica se seca cuando el vehículo líquido se evapora y las cadenas del polímero resultantes se deforman y se unen para formar la película de pintura. Al contrario de la creencia general de que la pintura acrílica se seca muy rápido, las aplicaciones gruesas pueden tardar meses o incluso años en secarse completamente. Las primeras obras artísticas con pintura acríclica se realizaron en la década de 1950, utilizando poliresina (Metacrilato de n-butilo) disuelta en disolventes (aguarrás o trementina) con pigmentos y otros componentes secundarios. El siguiente tipo, desarrollado en la década de 1960, fue la pintura de emulsión acrílica que sigue siendo tan popular hoy en día. Esta se diluye (y los pinceles se limpian) en agua. Sin embargo, una vez seca, la película de pintura es resistente al agua.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503601431633985537, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'acrylic paint', 'Company' => 'Tate', 'Definition' => 'A dispersion of pigments in a synthetic acrylic resin produced from acrylates and/or methacrylates. Acrylic paint dries as the liquid vehicle evaporates, and the resulting polymer-chains then deform and coalesce to form the paint film. While acrylic paints are generally thought to be very fast drying, thick applications may take months or even years to fully dry. Artist acrylic paints were first made in the 1950s using poly (n butyl methacrylate) resin dissolved in solvent (mineral spirits or turpentine) with pigments and other minor components. The next type developed in the 1960s was the acrylic emulsion paint that remains so popular today. These are thinned (and brushes cleaned) using water; however, once dry, the paint films are water-resistant.', 'Domain' => 'Documentation', 'Industry' => 'Art history', 'Part of Speech' => 'noun', 'Product Category' => 'General art history', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Creation User' => 'genart', 'Creation Date' => '2011/2/20', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'acrylic_paint_₂', )

(object) array( 'id' => '909678', 'url' => 'ES/canvas_₁₀', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'lienzo', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'lienzo', 1 => 'Art history', 2 => 'General art history', 3 => 'Tate', 4 => '', ), 'term' => 'lienzo', 'source_id' => 770974, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Art history', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'General art history', ), 'company' => array ( 0 => 'Tate', ), 'lastedit' => '20141016090917', 'part_of_speech' => 'noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'Tela fuerte tejida tradicionalmente empleada como material por los artistas. Normalmente está compuesta por hilos de lino o dealgodón, pero también se comercializan otros fabricados con materiales sintéticos como el poliéster.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503601431641325569, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'canvas', 'Company' => 'Tate', 'Definition' => 'Strong, woven cloth traditionally used for artists\' supports. Commonly made of either linen or cotton thread, but also manufactured from man-made materials such as polyester.', 'Domain' => 'Documentation', 'Industry' => 'Art history', 'Part of Speech' => 'noun', 'Product Category' => 'General art history', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Creation User' => 'genart', 'Creation Date' => '2011/2/20', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'canvas_₁₀', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8548206', 'url' => 'ES/Itza\'', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Itzá', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Itzá', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Itzá', 'source_id' => 1859179, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20141205073702', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'El idioma itzá (también conocido como Itza o Petén Itzá Maya) forma parte de la rama yucateca de las lenguas mayenses. Otras lenguas que forman parte de esta rama son el maya yucateco, lacandón y mopán. Hoy en día, solo hablan este idioma unas cuantas personas de avanzada edad en ciertas comunidades al norte del lago Petén Itzá, en la parte norte de Guatemala. El idioma itzá está casi extinto. La mayor parte de los componentes de grupo étnico itzá ahora hablan español y no hablan itzá con fuidez.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503635580778446852, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Itza\'', 'Definition' => 'Itza\' (also Itza, Petén Itzá Maya) is one of the Yucatecan branch of the Mayan languages. The other languages in the Yucatecan branch are Yucatec, Lakantun, and Mopan. Today, it is spoken only by a few elderly adults in communities to the north of Lake Petén Itzá in northern Guatemala. It is nearly extinct. The Itza ethnic group now almost all speak Spanish, and are not fluent in Itza.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/3', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Itza\'', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8572307', 'url' => 'ES/Maritime_Sign_Language', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Lengua de signos marítima', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Lengua de signos marítima', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Lengua de signos marítima', 'source_id' => 1859211, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20141208082808', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'La lengua de signos marítima (MSL), es una lengua de signos derivada de la lengua de signos británica, antiguamente utilizada en Nueva Escocia, Terranova, Nueva Brunswick y la Isla del Príncipe Eduardo (Canadá). Algunas personas de avanzada edad todavía la recuerdan. En 2009, contaba con 100 personas que podían utilizarla, pero está prácticamente extinta.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503635687977517058, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Maritime Sign Language', 'Definition' => 'Maritime Sign Language (MSL), is a sign language, derived from British Sign Language, formerly used in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, Canada. It is still remembered by some elderly people, and as of 2009 had approximately 100 signers, but is effectively extinct.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/3', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Maritime_Sign_Language', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8855787', 'url' => 'ES/Yagán', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Yagán', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Yagán', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Yagán', 'source_id' => 1860514, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20150116022244', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'El idioma Yagán (originalmente Yahgan, pero también escrito Yaghan, Jagan o Iakan) también se conoce como yámana o háusi kúta. Es uno de los idiomas indígenas de la Tierra del Fuego, hablado por el pueblo Yagán. Se considera una lengua aislada, aunque algunos lingüistas han intentado relacionarla con los idiomas Kawésqar y Chon. Tras la muerte de Emelinda Acuña a sus 84 años (1921 – 12 de octubre de 2005), solo queda una hablante nativa, Cristina Calderón, que vive en el poblado de Ukika en Isla Navarino (Chile). Calderón (a la que normalmente se hace referencia simplemente como Abuela) es la cuñada de Acuña.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503636923856453634, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Yagán', 'Definition' => 'Yagán (originally Yahgan, but also now spelled Yaghan, Jagan, Iakan), also known as Yámana and Háusi Kúta, is one of the indigenous languages of Tierra del Fuego, spoken by the Yagán people. It is regarded as a language isolate, although some linguists have attempted to relate it to Kawésqar and Chon. Following the death of 84 year old Emelinda Acuña (1921 – October 12, 2005), only one native speaker remains, Cristina Calderón of Villa Ukika on Navarino Island, Chile. Calderón (often referred to as simply Abuela) is the sister-in-law of Acuña.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/4', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Yagán', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8855084', 'url' => 'ES/Tehuelche', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Tehuelche', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Tehuelche', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Tehuelche', 'source_id' => 1860508, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20150115082802', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'El tehuelche (Aoniken, Inaquen, Gunua-Kena, Gununa-Kena) es un idioma prácticamente extinto perteneciente al grupo chon que cuenta con 4 hablantes de un grupo étnico de la Patagonia formado por 200 personas. Originalmente, este grupo étnico era un grupo de cazadores nómadas de Chile. También se conoce como aonikenk o Aonek\'o \'ajen. El declive de este idioma se produjo con la aracaunización de la Patagonia, por la que una gran cantidad de tribus Tehuelche adoptaron el Mapudungun como su principal idioma. Posteriormente, en los siglos XIX y XX, el español reemplazó a ambos idiomas debido al control de Argentina y Chile sobre la Patagonia.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503636920958189570, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Tehuelche', 'Definition' => 'Tehuelche (Aoniken, Inaquen, Gunua-Kena, Gununa-Kena) is a nearly extinct Chon language spoken by four people in Patagonia out of an ethnic group of 200. They were originally nomadic hunters from Chile. It is also known as Aonikenk or Aonek\'o \'ajen. The decline of the language started with the Araucanization of Patagonia, when many Tehuelche tribes adopted Mapudungun as main language. Later during the 19th and 20th century Spanish replaced both as Argentina and Chile took possession of Patagonia.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/4', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Tehuelche', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8856282', 'url' => 'ES/Saraveca', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Saraveca', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Saraveca', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Saraveca', 'source_id' => 1860577, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20150119033045', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'El saraveca es una lengua arahuacana extinta hablada por el pueblo Sarave en Bolivia. Se dice que es la única lengua cuyo sistema numeral se basa exclusivamente en el cinco, aunque en realidad los sistemas quinarios son bastante comunes.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503636925818339330, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Saraveca', 'Definition' => 'Saraveca is an extinct Arawakan language once spoken in Bolivia by the Sarave. It is said to be the only language with a numeral system based exclusively on five, though in fact quinary systems are not uncommon.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/4', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Saraveca', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8572645', 'url' => 'ES/Onondaga_Nation_Language', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Lengua de la nación Onondaga', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Lengua de la nación Onondaga', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Lengua de la nación Onondaga', 'source_id' => 1859220, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20141208092406', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'La lengua de la nación Onondaga es la lengua de la nación originaria Onondaga, una de las cinco tribus originales que constituían la Confederación Iroquesa (Hodenosaunee). Esta lengua se habla en Estados Unidos y Canadá, principalmente en la reserva ubicada en el centro del estado de Nueva York, así como cerca de Brantford, Ontario.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503635689167650817, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Onondaga Nation Language', 'Definition' => 'Onondaga Nation Language is the language of the Onondaga First Nation, one of the original five constituent tribes of the League of the Iroquois (Hodenosaunee). This language is spoken in the United States and Canada, primarily on the reservation in central New York state, and near Brantford, Ontario.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/3', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Onondaga_Nation_Language', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8206040', 'url' => 'ES/Pipil', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Pipil', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Pipil', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Pipil', 'source_id' => 1859178, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20141017071201', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'El idioma pipil (originalmente nawat) es un idioma del tronco lingüístico yutonahua, descendiente del náhuatl, que se hablaba en gran parte de la actual América Central antes de la conquista española. Está al borde de la extinción en la zona occidental de El Salvador (ya que no se le ha enseñado a las generaciones más jóvenes) y ya se ha extinguido en el resto de América Central. Este idioma era la lengua materna de varias tribus de El Salvador: Nonualcos, Cuscatlecos, Mazahuas e Izalcos.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503634044436348931, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Pipil', 'Definition' => 'Pipil (natively Nawat) is a Uto-Aztecan language descended from Nahuatl which was spoken in several parts of present day Central America before the Spanish conquest. It is on the verge of extinction in western El Salvador (it is not being passed down to younger generations) and has already gone extinct elsewhere in Central America. In El Salvador it was the language of several tribes: Nonualcos, Cuscatlecos, Mazahuas, and Izalcos.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/3', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Pipil', )

(object) array( 'id' => '8854451', 'url' => 'ES/Nivaclé', 'image' => '', 'title' => 'Nivaclé', 'tags' => array ( 0 => 'Nivaclé', 1 => 'Language', 2 => 'Endangered languages', 3 => '', ), 'term' => 'Nivaclé', 'source_id' => 1860498, 'type' => 'term', 'namespace' => 1196, 'nstext' => 'ES', 'industry' => array ( 0 => 'Language', ), 'category' => array ( 0 => 'Endangered languages', ), 'lastedit' => '20150115062802', 'part_of_speech' => 'proper noun', 'creation_user' => 'beatrizmb', 'special_term' => '', 'definition' => 'Es una lengua matacoana hablada en Paraguay por 8400 personas y en Argentina por unas 200 personas. También se conoce como chulupí o ashuslay y fuentes más antiguas se refieren a este idioma como ashuslé, suhin, sujín, chunupí, churupí, choropí y otras variantes de estos nombres. Los hablantes de Nivaclé viven en el Chaco, en Paraguay, en los departamentos Presidente Hayes y Boquerón, así como en la provincia de Salta en Argentina.', 'usage_comment' => '', 'glossary' => '', 'width' => 0, 'height' => 0, '_version_' => 1503636916307755008, 'nstext_full' => 'Spanish (ES)', 's_attr' => (object) array( 'Term' => 'Nivaclé', 'Definition' => 'Nivaclé is a Matacoan language spoken in Paraguay by c.8,400 and in Argentina by 200. It is also known as Chulupí and Ashluslay, and in older sources has been called Ashuslé, Suhin, Sujín, Chunupí, Churupí, Choropí, and other variant spellings of these names. Nivaclé speakers are found in the Chaco, in Paraguay in Presidente Hayes Department, and Boquerón Department, and in Argentina in Salta Province.', 'Part of Speech' => 'proper noun', 'Usage Status' => 'New', 'Industry' => 'Language', 'Product Category' => 'Endangered languages', 'Creation User' => 'esb', 'Creation Date' => '2012/1/4', 'Source Lang' => '1180', ), 's_namespace_text' => 'EN', 's_namespace_text_full' => 'English (EN)', 's_title' => 'Nivaclé', )