That green stuff between parenthesis is the etymological origin and not a definition. Again, i stated that earlier. They share origin, that doesn't make then m

That green stuff between parenthesis is the etymological origin and not a definition. Again, i stated that earlier. They share origin, that doesn't make then mean the same. I see mosco is definitely used, and rae dictionary has its entrance: http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosco http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosco Mosco can mean, black horse or mosquito but its NOT the male gender of mosca, that's what i said. (btw "my" dictionary is the normative spanish by the rae, that also includes south american terms)