When Mary spoke those few words, human history was forever changed. They came from a deep spiritual reservoir within the heart of a young Jewish girl who was in love with the God of her fathers - Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Mary's Yes is called the Fiat: in Latin, Let it be done.. Mary's Fiat was spoken from a heart filled with pure love for God. In a Biblical context, heart is a word that means much more than the fleshy organ at the center of our chest cavity.
The dish that is most associated with the region, however, is Pulpo a la Gallega (Polbo a Feira in the Galician language). Pulpo a la gallega is a simple dish with only four ingredients: octopus, olive oil, paprika and salt.
Usage notes [edit]. Cono coÃ±o is a Common spanish (idiom somewhat) vulgar primarily used In spain and The Spanish. Caribbean its actual meaning differs according to, use but In spain and Several Latin american countries it is also used in its literal sense as slang for the female, genitalia the. vulvaono coÃ±o (m plural, conos coÃ±os). ( 1 Feminine, cona, coÃ±a) Chile. ( 2 Slang, pejorative) Spaniard philippines slang a person who, Belongs-to Wealthy-spanish or. ( 3 English, speaking) Families mexico slang hit or bump in the head given. ( 4 With, The, knuckles) venezuela, maracaibo.  vulgar guy dude