Albe
[ˈalbe]Meaning
German noun borrowed from Latin albus, recorded as a feminine given name in East Prussian German
Background Story
Albe is recorded as a given name in German, specifically East Prussian, where it is feminine. The German noun Albe is borrowed from Latin albus.
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