Definition: The term "Alcantara" comes from the Latin "alcan," which means "white." The Hebrew name "Alcantara" means "white spirit" or "white man." Definition: 1. In Greek mythology, Alcman (a mythical person) was a son of Zeus and Hera. He was a powerful, handsome, and intelligent god who could talk to the animals. 2. The term "alcan," which translates to "white," is used metaphorically in reference to people's ability or status. It refers to someone with great wealth, influence, or power. 3. The phrase "Alcantara," a fabric typically used for clothing, has historical significance as it was originally made of linen and became known for its white coloration. 4. In the Bible, Alcman is mentioned in several stories including the story of the woman who gave birth to Noah's Ark (Genesis 6:5-8), where she had a son named Eliezer, who was said to be covered in "white linen." 5. The term "Alcantara" is also used figuratively to describe someone with great wealth or status. In summary, Alcantara refers to someone of great wealth, power, or influence, often as a symbol of the wealthy and influential man from Greek mythology.

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