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/Sounds like "dehs" (as in "debt") + "mah" (as in "mark") + "nyah" (as in "Nyan") + "NAH" (as in "nacho") + "doh" (as in "door")/
In Mexico, someone who had to wake up very early and is walking around sleepy, stiff, and in a bad mood from the lack of rest. Being desmañanado is the price of forced early rising.
“I'm completely out of it, I got up at four to catch the bus.”
“Don't talk to him yet, he woke up too early and is in a bad mood.”
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In Mexico, someone who had to wake up very early and is walking around sleepy, stiff, and in a bad mood from the lack of rest. Being desmañanado is the price of forced early rising.
“I'm completely out of it, I got up at four to catch the bus.”
“Don't talk to him yet, he woke up too early and is in a bad mood.”
Aguantar
In Venezuela, to wait or be patient, used most often as "aguanta" to tell someone to hold on or pause. One of the most-used fillers to slow someone down or ask for a moment.