Alassane is a name of Arabic origin, meaning "to rise up" or "lofty." It is predominantly used in West Africa, particularly among the Mandinka people of Mali and Senegal. The name has its roots in the early days of Islam and has been adapted into local naming conventions. Over time, Alassane has become synonymous with strength, nobility, and cultural significance. It is traditionally a masculine name and is rarely used for females. The name's popularity has remained relatively consistent in West Africa, with a gradual increase in recognition globally.
