Alyaksina

Alyaksina is a Belarusian feminine surname, formed as the feminine form of the masculine surname Alyaksin. The name is derived from a given name of Slavic origin, commonly associated with variants of the personal names Alexander or Alexei, depending on the local language form. In Belarusian, the suffix -ina marks the feminine form, so Alyaksina is used for women who bear the family name.

The surname is most commonly found in Belarus and among Belarusian communities abroad. Transliterations from Cyrillic Аляксіна vary, with common English renderings including Alyaksina and Aliaksina; other forms such as Alyaksyna may appear under different transliteration schemes. Variants of the masculine form include Alyaksin, and diaspora communities may adapt the surname to local spellings, such as Aliaksin or Alyaksyn in other languages. In contemporary usage it functions primarily as a surname, though it can occasionally appear in contexts where a given name is used in fiction or community settings.

Notable bearers of the surname Alyaksina are not widely documented in major reference works. The name may appear among private individuals or in local records rather than as a widely recognized public figure. Etymologically, Alyaksina reflects the Belarusian pattern of forming feminine surnames from masculine forms, with the root linked to personal names used in Slavic cultures. See also Alyaksin and Aliaksina as related forms.