Alexandria is a feminine name originating from Greece, meaning "defender of humankind" or "defender of the people." It is derived from Alexander the Great, a Macedonian king who named many towns after himself, including the city of Alexandria in Egypt. This name has a rich historical background, associated with strength, intelligence, and leadership. Over time, the use of the name has evolved, with various cultural adaptations and nicknames. The name's timeless appeal and strong sound have made it a popular choice among parents across generations.
