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Aleksandra

About the Name

The name Aleksandra sparks curiosity due to its unique sound and special meaning. Many people seek to better understand the origin, meaning, and history of names, whether to name a baby, create a character, or simply out of cultural interest. On this site, we gather complete information about the name Aleksandra, including its etymology, possible variations in other languages, gender, usage in different cultures, and, when possible, famous people who bear it.

Understanding the meaning of proper names like Aleksandra is also diving into traditions, languages, and customs from various parts of the world. Each name carries symbolic, emotional, or religious value.

Name Origin and History

POLISH, CROATIAN, RUSSO, Lithuanian, BULGARIAN, Ukrainian, FINNISH, Star, GEORGIAN, SERBIAN, Macedonian, LATVIAN, SLOVENIAN

Name Meaning

ALEXANDRA’S FORM IN SEVERAL LANGUAGES.

Name Numerology

According to numerology, the lucky number of the name Aleksandra is 5, associated with freedom, versatility and adventurous spirit.

This number was obtained by adding the numerical values of each letter in the name (32) and reducing it to a single digit.

Name Gender

Female

Famous People

  • Aleksandra BukowskaMcCabe (Personality) - Aleksandra BukowskamCcabe Edit Edit Codigofonte Edit Wikidata Aleksandra Bukowskamccabe born in 1977 in Varsovia and a Diplomat Polish
  • Aleksandra Kałucka (Personality) - Aleksandra Kałucka Tarnoow December 25, 2001 and a Polish scaler Kałucka participated in the 2022 European Climbing Championship
  • Aleksandra Nikititchna Annenskaia (Personality) - Aleksandra Nikitchna Annenskaia Born Tkatchiova June 29, July 11, 1840 Property Property
  • Aleksandra Sokolovskaya (Personality) - Nadezhda Krupskaya at the 1930s start of Sokolovskaya created her granddaughter Aleksandra between 19321935 according to her family she would have worked as
  • Aleksandra Petrovna Khvostova (Writer) - Aleksandra Petrovna Khvostova Born Kheraskova Sao Petersburg 1768 Kiev 1853 was a Russian writer published under the pseudonimos quotaa khvaa
  • Aleksandra Jarecka (Personality) - Aleksandra Jarecka Cracovia October 11, 1995 and a Polish semerle in 2012 won the Bronze Medal of the Junior European Championship in

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