Alondra

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Alondra

Gender: Feminine
Language: Spanish, English
Etymology:
Alondra is a contraction of the name Alejandra, the Spanish form of the name Alexandra, the feminine form of Alexander. Originally it meant “Defender of the People,” from “alex” (defender), and “ander” (man).
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Alondra is also a Spanish word meaning “Lark.”

History:
N/A
Please see Alexandra for more information.

Pronunciation: al-lawn-dra.

Alternates: Alandra.

Popularity:
Percentage from the 1990 U.S. Census:
less than 0.001 % named Alondra

Popularity of Alondra:
Popularity (for newborns):
In the United States...
1900-1990: N/A
1992: N/A
1993: 871st most popular.
1994: N/A
1995: 213th most popular.
1996: 148th most popular.
1997: 149th most popular.
1998: 163rd most popular.
1999: 153rd most popular.
2000: 148th most popular.
2001: 141st most popular.
2002: 134th most popular.
2003: 128th most popular.