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This name is beautiful and it feels dignified and strong and royal while feeling storybook, otherworldly and ethereal at the same time and I love that about this name.
Pretty and spiffy.
So majestic.
I think it's lovely. If I had a baby girl first, I'd definitely name her Victoria Alexandrina Matilda/Mathilde.
Fancy schmancy.
My impression of this name is like the vibe of billionaire boy Bruce Wayne, but a girl name Alexandrina.
“Alexandrina it’s time for your riding lessons! Alexandrina it’s time for ballet! Alexandrina it’s time for the charity gala. Alexandrina it's time to go and volunteer at the homeless shelter” is what I think of. A name that’s very very beautiful but extremely out of touch. It is certainly fit for royalty but I don’t know how a person of normal stature would pull this name off.
Reminds me of a princess from a book. Very pretty.
This name is so snooty. Like they just want to make it clear that you are beneath them in every way.
Dignified and royally grandeur. Lovely name.
I am so enamored by this name. I agree with the comments below that says it’s romantic and unusual and it sounds like a girl with regal upbringing. I’ve never met anyone with this name but it’s a beautiful beautiful choice if long names don’t bother you.
Either like it or hate it depending on how it's said. It's a bit much, but it can sound nice depending on how it's said.
Alexandrina Robertson Harris (1886–1978) was an American painter of portrait miniatures.
I adore long, elaborate names as this one and Anastasia. I'd melt if I ever met a little Alexandrina.
This name makes me think of the beautiful old money rich girl who lives in a chateau who is very aloof with a regal upbringing. She stays to herself and she loves to read and she loves horses. A very modest girl who is refined.
This name is Greek, not Portuguese. A name being used in other countries does not mean that it is the name’s origin.
This name is uncommon, unusual, romantic and aesthetically pleasing. It's a real shame that Queen Victoria didn't use this name.
Too extra.
Also Romanian: https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandrina
European Portuguese Pronunciation: u-li-SHUNN-dri-nuBrazilian Portuguese Pronunciation: a-leh-SHUN-dri-nu.
Nah, I prefer Alexandra or Alexandria. Alexandrina is just, how you say, too much.
Alexandria is already elaborated, and it sounds nice. But THIS!? This is way too much and it tries too hard to be pretty.
It's also German.
This name is quite beautiful, but it is so long for a kid. I do like it as an alternate to Alexandra/Alexandria. I really like those names.
Alexandrina Cabral is a Portuguese-born Spanish handballer for Rostov-Don and the Spanish national team.
If I'm not mistaken, though Victoria was christened "Alexandrina Victoria," she was always actually called Victoria. Please correct me if need be.
A self-correction: At least during her childhood, Victoria's family called her "Drina."
Also used in Portugal. [noted -ed]
If you like this name but think it's too long and Alexandra is too boring, try Alexandria.
I've been really noticing how Alexandra gets more and more popular everyday. But I've never heard Alexandrina. Can you say beautiful yes.
This is a pretty name, but I think it's a bit too long. I personally prefer Alexandra.
A rare but very pretty variant of Alexandra, and personally my favorite. Unusual but beautiful.
A very pretty alternative to Alexandra. I also like the Romanian Alexandreina (ah-lek-sahn-DREH-nah).
This name is born by two lakes, one in South Australia, about 100 kilometers away from Adelaide. This lake was named after Princess Alexandrina, who would later take the name Queen Victoria after ascending to the English throne in 1837. According to Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime, the lake is inhabited by a monster called the Muldjewangk. Another Lake Alexandrina is located in the Mackenzie Basin of New Zealand's South Island.

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