No. 3,364 in French
alexandra
"Alexandra" is a proper noun, typically a given name, and does not have a specific definition beyond being a name.
In a sentence
Alexandra est une étudiante douée en mathématiques.
Alexandra is a talented student in mathematics.
In this sentence, 'Alexandra' is used as a proper noun to indicate the name of the person being described.
Nous avons discuté avec Alexandra hier soir.
We talked with Alexandra last night.
Here, 'Alexandra' serves as the subject of the conversation, illustrating how names can be directly used in sentences to refer to specific individuals.
Je pense qu'Alexandra est une personne très amicale.
I think Alexandra is a very friendly person.
In this example, 'Alexandra' is employed as the subject for expressing a quality attributed to the individual, showing descriptive usage.
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