No. 3,943 in Spanish
alexandra
"Alexandra" is a proper noun, typically a personal name, in Spanish and does not have a specific definition apart from being a name.
In a sentence
Alexandra es una persona muy amable.
Alexandra is a very kind person.
In this sentence, 'Alexandra' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name, indicating the subject of the statement.
El libro que me recomendó Alexandra es realmente interesante.
The book that Alexandra recommended to me is really interesting.
Here, 'Alexandra' is a proper noun referring to the person who performed the action of recommending, playing the role of the actor in the sentence.
Los amigos de Alexandra también asistirán a la reunión.
Alexandra's friends will also attend the meeting.
In this sentence, 'Alexandra' specifies possession, indicating the friends who are associated with Alexandra and who will partake in the meeting.
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