No. 7,637 in Spanish
lego
"Lego" in Spanish refers to a layperson or someone unskilled in a particular subject.
In a sentence
Me apasiona construir figuras con piezas de LEGO.
I am passionate about building figures with LEGO pieces.
Here, 'LEGO' is used as a proper noun referring to the brand name of the toy.
Él leyó mucho y se considera lego en temas científicos.
He read a lot and considers himself unskilled in scientific matters.
In this case, 'lego' functions as an adjective meaning 'unskilled' or 'layperson'.
Después de recibir un lego importante, decidieron reanudar la construcción.
After receiving an important law, they decided to resume the construction.
Here, 'lego' is used in an oblique form referring to 'law' or 'ordinance' in a legal context.
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