No. 7,508 in Spanish

isaac

"Isaac" is a proper noun, a given name, and does not have a specific definition in Spanish beyond referring to the biblical or personal name.

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Isaac es un nombre común en varios países.
Isaac is a common name in several countries.
In this sentence, 'Isaac' is a proper noun referring to a person's name.
El libro que Isaac escribió ganó un premio.
The book that Isaac wrote won an award.
Here, 'Isaac' again acts as a proper noun, identifying the individual who wrote the book.
Isaac es conocido por su sabiduría y generosidad.
Isaac is known for his wisdom and generosity.
In this use, 'Isaac' indicates a specific person characterized by certain qualities.

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