No. 1,827 in Polish
aleksander
"Aleksander" is the Polish form of the name "Alexander," meaning "defender of the people."
In a sentence
Aleksander jest inteligentnym studentem.
Alexander is an intelligent student.
Here, 'Aleksander' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person by their name in the subject position of the sentence.
Podarowałem książkę mojemu znajomemu Aleksandrowi.
I gifted a book to my acquaintance Alexander.
In this instance, 'Aleksander' is the recipient of the action, utilizing the dative case 'Aleksandrowi'.
Spotkałem Aleksandra na przyjęciu.
I met Alexander at the party.
Here, 'Aleksander' is the object of the verb 'spotkałem', showcasing its accusative form 'Aleksandra'.
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