Origin and Meaning of Sandre

Defender of men

Origin: Greek - Sandre is derived from the Greek name Alexander, which translates to 'defender of men' (from 'aner' meaning man and 'defender' or 'protector' from 'alexein').

• Sandre is a relatively uncommon name and can be seen as a modern or regional variant of Alexander.
• While primarily used in European countries, especially France, it can also appear in variations across different cultures.
• Notable bearers of the name Sandre include Sandre L. Norrgård, a Finnish artist, and various athletes in different sports.
• The name's popularity varies significantly, as it is not widely used, making it a unique choice for parents today.
• Variations of the name include Sandra, Alexandria, and other derivatives that originate from Alexander.