No. 6,071 in Polish

alexander

The Polish word "alexander" does not have a specific meaning; it is a proper noun, typically a given name equivalent to "Alexander" in English.

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Alexander jest moim przyjacielem.
Alexander is my friend.
The word 'Alexander' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Poznałem Aleksandra wczoraj na przyjęciu.
I met Alexander yesterday at the party.
Here, 'Aleksandra' is the Polish version of the name 'Alexander' and is used in accusative case following the verb 'poznałem.'
Rzeźba Aleksandra była niezwykle piękna.
The sculpture of Alexander was extremely beautiful.
In this example, 'Aleksandra' denotes possession, indicating that the sculpture is related to Alexander.

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