“Chepibe”, “asegunes”, “medalaganario”. Stellar words

The presentation of the new edition of the Spanish Dictionary highlighted the richness and diversity of the Spanish language through the introduction of new words from various Spanish-speaking countries. Directors from 22 academies shared unique terms, showcasing the creativity of Spanish speakers. Notable additions included 'asegunes' from Mexico, meaning nuances in agreements, and 'chepibe' from Argentina, referring to a messenger. Other interesting words included 'cangrimán' from Puerto Rico, meaning a person of influence, and 'medalaganario' from the Dominican Republic, describing someone without criteria. In total, 1,570 new meanings from America were added, reflecting the vibrant linguistic landscape of the Spanish language.