No. 1,785 in Dutch
alexander
"Alexander" is a proper noun and refers to a male given name.
In a sentence
Alexander is mijn beste vriend.
Alexander is my best friend.
Here, 'Alexander' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific individual, denoting a person's name.
Alexander de Grote was een beroemde koning.
Alexander the Great was a famous king.
In this case, 'Alexander' is used as part of a historical figure's name, conveying cultural or historical relevance.
Het boek Alexander heeft een indrukwekkend verhaal.
The book Alexander has an impressive story.
Here, 'Alexander' functions as the title of a book, serving as a noun representing the name or title of an object.
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