No. 7,504 in Spanish
irene
"Irene" is a proper noun in Spanish, typically used as a female given name. It does not have a standalone definition apart from being a name.
In a sentence
Irene llegó muy temprano a la reunión.
Irene arrived very early to the meeting.
The word 'Irene' is being used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name in this sentence.
Cuando la tormenta pase, iré a visitarte.
When the storm passes, I will visit you.
Here, the word 'iré' (similar to 'Irene') is conjugated in the first person future tense of the verb 'ir', meaning 'to go'.
Irene a comprar todo lo necesario antes de que cerraran.
I went to buy everything necessary before they closed.
In this sentence, 'Irene' can be phonetically mistaken for 'irene', but it's actually the verb 'ir' conjugated in past tense with a potential typo or misspelled usage.
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