No. 3,980 in Spanish

benjamin

The youngest member of a group or family.

In a sentence

Benjamín es el más pequeño de la familia.
Benjamín is the youngest in the family.
In this sentence, 'Benjamín' refers to the youngest child in a family, often used to denote a position or endearment within the familial structure.
El vino 'Benjamín' proviene de una región exclusiva.
The wine 'Benjamin' comes from an exclusive region.
Here, 'Benjamín' is a brand or label of a wine, demonstrating its use as a proper noun for specific identification.
La empresa lanzó un programa llamado 'Benjamín' para ayudar a jóvenes emprendedores.
The company launched a program called 'Benjamin' to help young entrepreneurs.
In this example, 'Benjamín' is used as the name of a program, illustrating its application in branding or titling.

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