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aleksander
"Aleksander" is not a standard German word; it is a variant of the name Alexander, which originates from Greek, meaning "defender of the people."
In a sentence
Aleksander ist ein talentierter Musiker.
Aleksander is a talented musician.
The word 'Aleksander' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence.
Ich habe Aleksander gestern getroffen.
I met Aleksander yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Aleksander' functions as the direct object of the verb 'getroffen'.
Das Buch von Aleksander ist sehr interessant.
The book by Aleksander is very interesting.
Here, 'Aleksander' is used to indicate possession in the genitive form, signifying that he is the owner of the book.
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