Definition: The word "Alfonse" comes from Latin, which was originally a language used by the Roman Empire. It can have various meanings depending on the context: 1.

Armonson's Definition

: - Alfonse (also Alfonso) is an ancient Hebrew name meaning "great king." It refers to a high-ranking leader or ruler of a town, a nation, or a kingdom. 2.

Friedrich Ferdinand

-The 4th Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, King of Prussia: - Alfonse, a male given name, is the commonest form in German-speaking countries where it is used as a masculine last name. 3.

Alphonso (German)

: An old-fashioned and possibly derogatory term for someone who was considered "too much." This term has changed over time but historically could mean someone perceived to have been too proud or arrogant. 4.

Dyson

-The 19th-century English chemist, engineer, and physicist: - Alfonse D'Estaing is a surname used for a man who was the first person to obtain a patent for the electric lamp in England. 5.

Alphonso (Sanskrit)

: A name often used in Sanskrit literature, especially poetry, describing someone with many good qualities. In general, "Alfonse" can be associated with great leadership, power, or a noble or distinguished character. It's not an uncommon surname in German-speaking countries like Germany and Belgium. Note that this is a simplified English definition based on the common usage of the word, but in the biblical context, it might hold different meanings depending on the specific time period and cultural background.

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