Define: Alienor

Alienor (noun):

1. A female given name of French origin, derived from the Old French name “Aliénor” or “Aliénor d’Aquitaine,” meaning “the other Aenor” or “the other Eleanor.” It gained popularity during the Middle Ages and has been associated with powerful and influential women throughout history.

2. A fictional character or extraterrestrial being often depicted in science fiction literature, movies, or video games. Alienors are commonly portrayed as intelligent, advanced beings from other planets or galaxies, possessing unique physical features, abilities, or technologies.

3. (Obsolete) A term used in medieval times to refer to a foreigner or someone from a different land or culture. It was often used to describe individuals who were not part of the ruling class or native population.