Alexandria, of Greek origin, is an elegant and historical name that has been popular for centuries. It means "defender of mankind" or "protector of mankind," a testament to its roots in ancient Greek culture. The name gained prominence through Alexander the Great, whose conquests spread Greek influence across much of the known world. Alexandria, as his namesake city in Egypt, became a significant cultural and intellectual hub during the Hellenistic period. This legacy has made the name Alexandria synonymous with intelligence, sophistication, and refinement.
Alexandia saw a spike in popularity with 7 births in 1988, followed by a slight dip to 5 births each in 1991 and 1994. Over these four years, the name Alexandia was given to a total of 17 newborns.