Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Alberic

👉 The Latin word "Alberic" means "the one who is born of the sun". It was used by Rabelais to refer to a character who was born with supernatural powers and was immortal, though it was later replaced by the French word "Aric."

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👉 'Alberich' is a Germanic god and leader of the spirits. The word means 'the thundering one'.

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👉 The term "alberich" is not commonly used in English and may be a misspelling. However, it could refer to the name of a person or an architectural style. Could you please provide more information?

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👉 Albericus was a Roman general who led the army of Emperor Augustus during the reign of his predecessor, Titus Pulser, in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC. He is best known for leading the army's cavalry charge that ultimately defeated the Persian army at the battle, ending Alexander the Great's reign and paving the way for Rome's eventual victory over Greece.

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