No. 6,109 in Spanish
alexander
The Spanish word "Alexander" is a proper noun, typically a male given name, equivalent to "Alexander" in English.
In a sentence
Alexander es un nombre muy común en algunos países.
Alexander is a very common name in some countries.
Here, 'Alexander' is used as a proper noun referring to a common given name.
El libro 'Alexander the Great' narra las historias del famoso conquistador.
The book 'Alexander the Great' tells the stories of the famous conqueror.
In this sentence, 'Alexander' is used as part of a historical figure's full name, specifically referring to Alexander the Great.
Mi amigo Alexander vive en España.
My friend Alexander lives in Spain.
Here, 'Alexander' is used as a proper noun referring to a friend's name.
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