No. 5,050 in Catalan

alejandro

"alejandro" is not a Catalan word; it is a proper noun, typically a given name equivalent to "Alexander" in English.

In a sentence

Alejandro va venir a casa ahir.
Alejandro came home yesterday.
First name of a person used as the subject of the sentence.
Aquest llibre és d'Alejandro.
This book belongs to Alejandro.
Name used in a possessive structure to indicate ownership.
La cançó favorita d'Alejandro sempre em fa somriure.
Alejandro's favorite song always makes me smile.
Name used in a context indicating personal preference through possession.

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