No. 6,910 in Spanish
diego
"Diego" is a Spanish given name, equivalent to "James" or "Jacob" in English.
In a sentence
Diego compró un libro nuevo.
Diego bought a new book.
Here, 'Diego' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
No tengo diego para el transporte.
I don't have money for transport.
In this sentence, 'diego' is used as a colloquial term for money, often in informal speech.
El viejo museo está en San Diego.
The old museum is in San Diego.
Here, 'Diego' is part of the place name 'San Diego', referring to a city.
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