Gender Feminine
Usage Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Serbian, Bulgarian, Slovene, Croatian, Macedonian, Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian
Scripts Александра(Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian)
Pronounced Pron. u-lyik-SAN-drə(Russian) a-leh-KSAN-dra(Polish) u-lyehk-SAN-dru(Lithuanian) [key·IPA]
Meaning & History
Form of Alexandra in several languages.
Related Names
VariantsAlexandra(Russian) Alexandra, Oleksandra(Ukrainian)
DiminutivesAleks, Aleksandrina, Alesya, Alya, Asya, Sanya, Sasha, Sashenka, Shura(Russian) Aleks, Lesya, Olesya, Sasha(Ukrainian) Ola(Polish) Saša(Serbian) Aleksandrina, Asya, Sashka(Bulgarian) Alja, Saša, Saška(Slovene) Sanda, Saša(Croatian) Sashka, Saška(Macedonian) Sanda, Santa(Latvian)
Masculine FormsAleksander(Polish) Aleksander(Slovene) Aleksanteri(Finnish) Aleksander(Estonian) Aleksandrs(Latvian) Aleksandras(Lithuanian)
Other Languages & CulturesAlexandra(Ancient Greek) Aliaksandra, Alesya(Belarusian) Alexandra(Catalan) Alexandra, Sandra(Czech) Alexandra, Sandra(Danish) Alexandra, Alex, Sandra, Xandra(Dutch) Alexandra, Alex, Alexa, Alexandrea, Alexandria, Alexandrina, Alexina, Ali, Allie, Ally, Alyx, Drina, Lexa, Lexi, Lexie, Lexine, Lexy, Sandie, Sandra, Sandy, Sasha, Sondra, Zandra(English) Alexandra, Alexandrie, Alexandrine, Sacha, Sandra, Sandrine, Sasha(French) Alexandra, Alexa, Sandra, Sascha(German) Alexandra, Aleka(Greek) Alexandra(Greek Mythology) Alexandra, Alexa, Szandra(Hungarian) Alexandra, Sandra(Icelandic) Alastríona(Irish) Alessandra, Alessa, Alexandra, Sandra(Italian) Alexandra, Sandra(Norwegian) Alexandra, Alexandrina, Sandra(Portuguese) Alexandra, Andra, Sanda, Sandra(Romanian) Saundra(Scottish) Alexandra(Slovak) Alejandra, Ale, Alexandra, Sandra(Spanish) Alexandra, Sandra, Sassa(Swedish)
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