Origin and Meaning of Aleksandre

Defender of mankind

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek name Alexandros, where 'alexein' means 'to defend' and 'aner' means 'man'.

• Aleksandre is a variant of Alexander, which has been used since ancient times and remains popular in various cultures.
• The name is commonly used in several Eastern European countries, as well as in Georgia, where it is a traditional name.
• Notable bearers include Aleksandre, the famous Georgian king, and Aleksandre Dumas, the author known for works like 'The Count of Monte Cristo'.
• In countries like Georgia, Aleksandre has seen a resurgence in popularity, often ranking among the top male names.
• Related names include Alexander, Aleksandra (female variant), and variations like Alessandro (Italian) and Alexandre (French).