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Alendra is interesting and pretty. Is it related to Alexandra?
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From what I understand, it's like a contracted form of Alexandra. I first heard it on someone in college, and haven't heard it in real life since.
The strange part was when I looked up past usage statistics to add it to this site, and found a bunch of late 19th century European men (mainly Italian or Spanish) named Alendra. No idea what it could have derived from in that case!
From what I understand, it's like a contracted form of Alexandra. I first heard it on someone in college, and haven't heard it in real life since.
The strange part was when I looked up past usage statistics to add it to this site, and found a bunch of late 19th century European men (mainly Italian or Spanish) named Alendra. No idea what it could have derived from in that case!
This message was edited 3/2/2016, 7:45 AM
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