No. 5,214 in French
aleksandra
"Alexandra" as a proper noun; it is a French variant of the name Alexandra, typically referring to a person's name.
In a sentence
Aleksandra est une étudiante brillante.
Aleksandra is a brilliant student.
Here, 'Aleksandra' is used as a proper noun. It serves as the subject of the sentence, indicating a person's name.
Nous avons rencontré Aleksandra hier au café.
We met Aleksandra yesterday at the café.
In this instance, 'Aleksandra' again serves as a proper noun, being the object of the sentence, referring to the person met at the café.
Le projet d'Aleksandra est très innovant.
Aleksandra's project is very innovative.
Here, 'Aleksandra' is used possessively with the preposition 'd’' to indicate that the project belongs to Aleksandra.
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