What does «ñorbo» mean in Spanish?

Very fragrant flower, it is from a passionflower. It is native to South America and the West Indies. It is also known as pochil, bedoco, ñorbo hediondo, maracuyá silvestre or parcha silvestre. Very common as window decoration for its attractiveness and is also used in infusions for medicinal purposes.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Ecuador - Peru

Examples of use in Spanish: "la ñorbo huele fantástico".
The eye or sight.

Examples of use in Spanish: "se me ha hinchado el ñorbo".
(ñorbos) Attractive eyes of a woman.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Ecuador - Peru