alfonso
word
Definition
Alfonso is a male given name of Spanish origin. It is also sometimes used to refer to a variety of mango known as Alphonso, especially in South Asia.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly a proper name, not used as a common noun in English. The mango spelling is usually 'Alphonso' when referring to the fruit. Check context—if in South Asian or culinary contexts, it likely means the mango.
Spanish: AlfonsoPortuguese (BR): AlfonsoPortuguese (PT): AlfonsoChinese (Simplified): 阿方索Chinese (Traditional): 阿方索Hindi: अल्फ़ॉन्सोArabic: ألفونسوBengali: আলফনসো (নাম) - আলফনসো আম (ফল)Russian: Альфонсо (имя) - Альфонсо (манго)Japanese: アルフォンソ(人名) - アルフォンソマンゴー(果物)Vietnamese: Alfonso (tên riêng) - xoài Alphonso (loại xoài)Korean: 알폰소 (이름) - 알폰소 망고 (과일)Turkish: Alfonso (erkek ismi) - Alfonso mangosu (meyve)Urdu: الفونسو (نام) - الفونسو آم (پھل)Indonesian: Alfonso (nama laki-laki) - mangga Alphonso (buah)
Example Sentences
Alfonso is my friend's name.
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Alfonso comes from Spain.
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Many kings were named Alfonso.
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Have you tried the Alfonso mango? It's delicious.
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Alfonso told us a funny story at dinner last night.
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Everyone was surprised when Alfonso showed up at the party.
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