No. 6,364 in Spanish
beniamin
"Benjamín" (Spanish spelling) refers to the youngest or most junior member of a group.
In a sentence
El beniamín de la familia siempre recibe especial atención.
The youngest member of the family always receives special attention.
Here, "beniamín" is used to refer to the youngest child in a family.
Ese jugador es el beniamín del equipo por ser el más joven.
That player is the cherished member of the team for being the youngest.
In this context, "beniamín" signifies the youngest or most favored member of a group, such as a sports team.
Los beniamines del espectáculo suelen ser actores jóvenes.
The rising stars of the show are often young performers.
Here, "beniamines" refers to those who are youthful or emerging talents in a specific field, such as performance arts.
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