#alexandrine

• Alexandrian — A regional, archaic, or unofficial form for alexandrinean, designating an inhabitant or a person originating from the municipality of Alexandria (Teleorman County, Romania) or from the historical city of Alexandria in Egypt. As an adjective, the term describes a cultural, social, or geographical element belonging to these urban settlements or closely linked to their historical development.
• Alexandrian woman — A regional, archaic, or unofficial form for alexandrineancă, designating a woman or a female person originating from the municipality of Alexandria (Teleorman County, Romania) or from the historical city of Alexandria in Egypt. The term functions as a specific demonym in the folk dialect of southern Romania, used to indicate geographical belonging and local cultural identity.
• Alexandrine — Pertaining to the city of Alexandria or the Hellenistic culture developed there; in poetics, the term designates a solemn classical verse of twelve (or fourteen) syllables, composed of two equal hemistichs separated by a caesura. This type of verse, originating in medieval French literature and intensely used in classical tragedy, was successfully adopted by major Romanian poets in their epic compositions.
• Alexandrian — A regional or unofficial phonetic variant for alexandrinean, designating an inhabitant or a person originating from the municipality of Alexandria (Teleorman, Romania) or from the historical city of Alexandria (Egypt). As an adjective, the term describes goods, customs, or socio-cultural traits specific to these urban spaces, frequently used in the daily speech of southern Wallachia.
• Alexandrian woman — A regional, archaic, or unofficial phonetic variant for alexandrineancă, designating a woman or a female person originating from the municipality of Alexandria (Teleorman County, Romania) or from the historical city of Alexandria in Egypt. The term functions as a specific demonym in the folk dialect of the Wallachian lowlands, indicating geographical origin, social belonging, and local cultural identity.