Definition: The Hebrew term "Alejandra" is a name for an Arab princess, originally from Spain. In the context of biblical and Christian traditions, she holds special significance as it was the first wife of King Solomon (who later became king of Israel). This role and the identity of her character contribute to understanding the broader cultural and religious influences associated with the Hebrews during this time period. The word Alejandra is derived from a number of words. It is likely a cognate or related term in some languages, possibly Spanish, which could have influenced its use as a name for someone related to King Solomon. One possible definition would be: "a beautiful princess born of a noble family who has been granted the title of Alejandra" or "the daughter of a king and a noble woman." This interpretation could also encompass more nuanced meanings depending on cultural and religious contexts. In essence, the Hebrew term Alejandra carries spiritual significance in biblical stories, reflecting the relationship between God and His chosen people, and the importance of being a true representative from divine heritage.
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