[alˈbɛrto]

Definitions

1. noun

A male given name, especially of Italian or Spanish origin, derived from the Germanic name ‘Adalbert’, meaning ‘noble brightness’. It is also the Spanish word for ‘winter storm’ or ‘snowstorm’.

“The new baby was named Alberto in honor of his great-grandfather.”

2. proper noun

A place name, especially referring to Alberto, Uruguay, or Alberto, Mexico.

“Alberto is a small town in Uruguay known for its beautiful beaches.”

3. noun

A type of winter storm, especially in Spanish-speaking countries.

“The city was hit by a strong Alberto, causing power outages and flooding.”