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ALEKSANDR

Russian and Armenian form of ALEXANDER. This name was borne by the 19th-century Russian poet Aleksandr Pushkin.


Usage: Armenian, Russian, Ukrainian
Short Forms: ALEKS, SANYA, SASHA, SHURA
Variants: OLEKSANDER, OLEKSANDR
Feminine Forms: ALEKSANDRA, ALEXANDRA, OLEKSANDRA
Famous People: Aleksandr Pushkinwiki (Writer, 1799, Russia), Aleksandr Solzhenitsynwiki (Writer, 1918, Russia), Aleksandr Dedyushkowiki (Actor, 1962, Belarus), Aleksandr Vasilevskywiki (Military Personnel, 1895, Russia), Aleksandr Kolchakwiki (Politician, 1874, Russia), Aleksandr Anyukovwiki (Soccer Player, 1982, Russia), Aleksandr Kerzhakovwiki (Soccer Player, 1982, Russia), Aleksandr Oparinwiki (Biologist, 1894, Russia), Aleksandr Kuprinwiki (Writer, 1870, Russia), Aleksandr Lebedwiki (Politician, 1950, Russia)
Anagrams: Find anagrams for ALEKSANDR.

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