Allexandra is an uncommon yet captivating variant of the classic Alexandra, derived from the Greek elements 'alexein' meaning "to defend" and 'andros' meaning "man". This name gained prominence in the 19th century through Queen Victoria's daughters, with Alexandra being a favorite among them. Allexandra, with its distinctive first letter, offers a unique twist on this regal moniker while maintaining its elegant roots. It is often associated with qualities of strength, leadership, and grace, reflecting its Greek origin.
The name Allexandra was most popular in the year 1995 with 8 births recorded that year. The years with the least number of births were 1988 and 1991, both with 5 births each. Overall, there were a total of 25 births for this name across these four years.