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Xander

Xander is an abbreviated form of the name Alexander and pronounced like "Zander". Alexander is the Latin form of the Greek name "Alexandros". The name's meaning is interpreted from "alexein" which means "to defend" plus "andros" which translates to "man, warrior" in a relationship or possessive form. Hence the meaning: defender of man.[citation needed]

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Gender
Male
Meaning
defender of man
Pronunciation
/ˈzændər/
Word/name
Greek

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Xander

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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related to Fictional characters · 23
Xander → Archie Comics, BeybladeXander Payne, Buffy, Dana Brody, Days, Drawn Together, Fire Emblem Fates, Frisky DingoXandir, Green Mystic Ranger, Homeland, Mega Man, Mystic ForceXander Cage, NBC, Nohrian, Our LivesXander, Power Rangers, Shakadera, TV, Vampire SlayerXander Bly, Vin DieselXander Crews
related to People · 20
Xander → Alexander, Alexander Lee Eusebio, Alexander Theo Linnet, American, British, British Army, Buisonjé, Danish, Dutch, English, Marro, McGuire, Miles Apart, Mobus, Parish, Rawlins, South Korean, Straat, Xander Berkeley, Xander Van Gameren
Gender · 1
Xander → Male
Meaning · 1
Xander → defender of man
Pronunciation · 1
Xander → /ˈzændər/
Word/name · 1
Xander → Greek
is a · 1
Xander → abbreviated form of the name Alexander and pronounced like
see also · 1
Xander → AlexanderZander

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alexander name man form meaning greek zander defender character series also main protagonist animated abbreviated pronounced like latin alexandros name's

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
XanderGenderMale1.00infobox
XanderMeaningdefender of man1.00infobox
XanderPronunciation/ˈzændər/1.00infobox
XanderWord/nameGreek1.00infobox
Xanderis aabbreviated form of the name Alexander and pronounced like0.90text
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersXander Harris0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersBuffy0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersVampire SlayerXander Bly0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersGreen Mystic Ranger0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersPower Rangers0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersMystic ForceXander Cage0.60section
Xanderrelated to Fictional charactersVin DieselXander Crews0.60section

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