A FIELD REPORT ON THE NAME

Alejandra

/ˌɑːleɪˈhɑːndrə/ · girl name · № 604 of 1,000
four-syllable · sunlit · resolute

Origin & Meaning

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The Spanish feminine form of Alexander, built from the Greek elements meaning to defend and man. The name appeared in American birth tallies at the turn of the twentieth century as an outlier. It built steady national momentum through the late 1970s before settling into the upper tiers of the 1990s.
Also answers toAle, Alex, Allie

Fig. 1 — Births per annum, 1900–2025

SSA Data
1900 peak: 2,223 souls, A.D. 1994 2025
2025: 486 born, falling ↘
Estimated Age
26 yrs
Most Alejandras were born around 1994 — old enough to remember phones with buttons.
Peak Reign
1994
№145 that year
Generation
Gen Z, 45%
then Millennial 35% · Gen Alpha 15%
Rarity
Top 2000 all-time
≈55K ever born · now falling
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Estimates from SSA birth records and standard survival rates. Immigration and name changes not counted.

Alejandra grew up with

SSA Data
AIM away messages·burned CDs·Pokémon cards

Generation Distribution — Living Alejandras

SSA Data
Gen X 5%Millennial 35%Gen Z 45%Gen Alpha 15%

Data vs. Humans

What the data says

SSA Data
SSA: Alejandra peaked in 1994.
Estimated average age: 26.

What people think

Opinion Ledger
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Fig. 2 — Style Coordinates

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Formal Casual
Soft Strong
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First Impressions

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The name reads young, brisk, and distinctly late-twentieth century. With an average age in the mid-twenties, an Alejandra is almost certainly old enough to have owned a CD binder and young enough to have built a shared spreadsheet for a road trip. The rhythm is long, but it moves quickly. It rarely requires shortening unless someone is in a rush.

Field Notes

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Field Note 01
The name hit its high-water mark in 1994, when roughly two thousand newborns received it in a single year.
Field Note 02
About forty-five percent of living bearers belong to Generation Z, giving the name a heavy presence on college campuses and early-career rosters.
Field Note 03
Of the fifty-five thousand Alejandras recorded in the ledger since 1900, nearly all are female.

Notable Alejandras

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Alejandra Pizarnikpoet, b. 1936
Alejandra Guzmánsinger and musician, b. 1968

Adjacent Names

Gabriela · Daniela · Valeria · Natalia · Marcela · Paola

Ephemera — If Alejandra were a…

AI-Written
City
San Antonio
Color
Cadmium yellow
Job
Urban planner
Artifact
Heavy brass key ring
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