No. 9,145 in Spanish

yrigoyen

"Yrigoyen" is not a Spanish word; it is a proper noun, typically a surname of Basque origin.

In a sentence

Yrigoyen fue un presidente destacado en la historia de Argentina.
Yrigoyen was a prominent president in the history of Argentina.
The word 'Yrigoyen' is utilized as the proper name of a historical figure, specifically a past president of Argentina.
El barrio Yrigoyen se encuentra al sur de la ciudad.
The Yrigoyen neighborhood is located in the southern part of the city.
Here, 'Yrigoyen' serves as a proper noun referring to the name of a neighborhood.
En la calle Yrigoyen se inauguró un nuevo centro cultural.
A new cultural center was inaugurated on Yrigoyen Street.
'Yrigoyen' indicates a street name in this context, again used as a proper noun.

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