Roxana (4th century BC) was a Bactrian noble and a wife of Alexander the Great. The name has a variety of spellings in different languages, including Roxana or Roxanna or Rukhsana or Ruqsana.
Roxana or Roxanna or Rukhsana or Ruqsana may also refer to:
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”Roxanne” is a feminine given name. It is derived from the Greek name Rhōxanē, used for Roxana, one of Cambyses's wifes, the daughter of Idérnēs, a sister of one sister of king Mithridates VI, and the wife of Alexander the Great. The name originates from the Old Iranian Raṷxšnā-, meaning “bright” or “radiant”. It shares the same etymology as the New Persian word “roshan”, which also means “light” or “bright” (روشن).
