aleksandr

This is the 2470th most frequent Dutch word.


aleksandr

The Dutch word "aleksandr" does not have a specific meaning; it is typically a proper noun referring to the name "Alexander."


Here, 'Aleksandr' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name in the context of describing an individual's action.

Aleksandr speelde viool in het orkest.

Aleksandr played violin in the orchestra.


In this sentence, 'Aleksandr' refers to a proper noun, discussing its popularity and usage in different cultures.

De naam Aleksandr is populair in sommige landen.

The name Aleksandr is popular in some countries.


Here, 'Aleksandr' is once again a proper noun, serving as identification of a person in a narrative context.

Ik ontmoette Aleksandr tijdens mijn reis naar Rusland.

I met Aleksandr during my trip to Russia.