Alexander in Latin
Alexander in Latin is Alexander — Alexander means a male given name of Ancient Greek origin, most famously borne by Alexander the Great.
Alexander in Latin
Alexander
A en given name, most famously held by Alexander the Great.
What does "Alexander" mean?
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name A male given name of Ancient Greek origin, most famously borne by Alexander the Great.
"Alexander conquered much of the known world by age thirty."
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noun A cocktail made with brandy or gin, crème de cacao, and cream.
"She ordered a brandy Alexander after dinner."
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Alexander in a sentence
- Alexander conquered much of the known world by age thirty.
- She ordered a brandy Alexander after dinner.
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What is "Alexander" in Latin?
"Alexander" in Latin is Alexander. Alexander means: A male given name of Ancient Greek origin, most famously borne by Alexander the Great.
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Example: "Alexander conquered much of the known world by age thirty." In Latin, "Alexander" is Alexander.
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