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Alexandra in Latin

Alexandra in Latin is Alexandra — Alexandra means a female given name of Ancient Greek origin, the feminine form of Alexander.

Alexandra in Latin

Alexandra
proper noun
A en given name.

What does "Alexandra" mean?

  1. name A female given name of Ancient Greek origin, the feminine form of Alexander.
    "Queen Alexandra was married to King Edward VII."
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Alexandra in a sentence

  • Queen Alexandra was married to King Edward VII.

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What is "Alexandra" in Latin?

"Alexandra" in Latin is Alexandra. Alexandra means: A female given name of Ancient Greek origin, the feminine form of Alexander.

How do you use "Alexandra" in a sentence?

Example: "Queen Alexandra was married to King Edward VII." In Latin, "Alexandra" is Alexandra.

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