Alejandra is a Spanish variant of Alexandra, derived from the Greek words 'alexein' meaning 'to defend' and 'andros' meaning 'man'. It has been used in Spain since the Middle Ages.
In Latin American cultures, Alejandra is often associated with the Virgin Mary and is celebrated as a patron saint's name. In some Hispanic traditions, it symbolizes strength and protection.
People named Alejandra are often seen as confident, passionate, and nurturing individuals who value family and close relationships.
The name Alejandra remains popular in many Spanish-speaking countries and is gaining popularity worldwide for its unique and feminine sound.