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The name Aleksandra is a feminine form of the name Alexander, and it is derived from the Greek name Alexandros, which means “defender of the people” or “protector of mankind”. It is a compound of the words alexein, which means “to defend” or “to protect”, and andros, which means “men” or “people”.

The name Aleksandra is predominantly used in Slavic-speaking countries, such as Russia, Poland, and Serbia, but it is also popular in other European countries, including Greece, Bulgaria, and Croatia.

People who bear the name Aleksandra are usually described as strong-willed, intelligent, and independent. They often have a natural leadership ability and are great problem-solvers. Aleksandras are usually outgoing and confident, and they have a strong sense of individualism.

Famous people with the name Aleksandra include Polish singer and actress Aleksandra Burska, Russian model and actress Aleksandra Ivanovskaya, and Serbian tennis player Aleksandra Krunic.

The name Aleksandra is particularly popular in Russia, Serbia, Poland, and Ukraine.

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