Alexandera

Alexandera is a proper noun that can function as a feminine given name or, more rarely, as a surname. It may also appear as a toponym in fictional works or in local usage. The name is a feminine form derived from the given name Alexander, which itself comes from the Greek Alexandros, meaning defender of the people.

In contemporary usage, Alexandera appears most commonly in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking contexts as a variant of Alexandra, and it is occasionally found in other European languages as a transcription or regional spelling. As a surname, Alexandera is uncommon; when encountered, it often reflects a pattern of surname formation that converts a given name into a family name.

Toponymy and fictional use: there is no widely recognized real-world city or town named Alexandera. In literature, film, or game worlds, Alexandera may be employed as a fictional city, region, or settlement, but such uses are contextual and not standardized across sources.

Notable people named Alexandera: there are no widely cited historical or contemporary figures whose primary name is Alexandera. The form can appear in disambiguation or genealogical records as a given name variant or as part of a longer surname.

See also: Alexandra, Alexandrine, Alexandria.