Alessia Russo (b. 1999), an English football player.
― Anonymous User 3/24/2023
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Lol my name is Alessia but pronounced UH-LEE-SEE-UH but anyways I love both pronunciations.
― Anonymous User 9/16/2022
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I think this name is unique without being too out there. It also lends to not having a specific age demographic attached to it that, in my opinion, does this charming name a great service.
― Anonymous User 8/24/2021
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It just looks weird.
― Anonymous User 4/15/2021
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Personally I love the name Alessia, it’s so mysterious and strong.
I love Alessia, my husband and I originally named our daughter 'Alexa' but Amazon came and ruined the name. So before our daughter started kindergarten we legally changed it to save her from years of teasing. It's similar but unique and the association is more about pop singer Alessia Cara than the Amazon personal assistant. It took a bit to adjust to the new pronunciation but eventually grew accustomed to it and she loves it!
In 2018, 3 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Alessia who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 6074th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
― Anonymous User 10/19/2018
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The name Alessia was given to 344 girls born in the US in 2016.
― Anonymous User 6/7/2017
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Alessia Merz is an Italian model, television host and showgirl. She debuted in 1992 in the Canale 5 show Bulli e pupe. In September she took part in Non è la RAI's second edition, where she remained until 1995. After this experience, she took part in the Canale 5 show Striscia la notizia, where she acted as dancer within Cristina Quaranta until 1996.
Alessia Caracciolo, professionally known as Alessia Cara, is a Canadian singer and songwriter. She is signed to EP Entertainment and Def Jam Recordings and released her debut single, "Here", from the debut studio album, Know-It-All, released November 13, 2015. A sleeper hit, the song reached the top five in the United States and the top 20 in Canada. Prior to her work for Def Jam, she produced acoustic covers on YouTube.
Alessia di Matteo was an Italian from Genoa. Di Matteo became the first person in history to survive the transplantion of eight organs in a single operation, although she died a year later of complications. She was operated on at the age of six months on January 31, 2004, in Miami. She was born with megacystis microcolon intestinal hypoperistalsis syndrome, a congenital smooth muscle disorder which affected her kidneys, intestines and stomach; she would have died earlier without treatment. She received a liver, a small and large intestine, a pancreas, a new stomach, a spleen and two kidneys. The operation was led by doctor Andreas Tzakis.
I am an Alessia, and I've got to say I love my name. I used to wish I had a more simple name, but it does feel good to have people come up to me and say "wow, your name is so pretty and unique, where does it come from?" I'm Italian, and even though people often mispronounce it (I've been called Alexis, Alyssa, Ah-lee-sia, and even Alessius) it's a wonderful name to have, and a memorable one.
― Anonymous User 2/13/2017
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The name Alessia was given to 213 girls born in the US in 2015.
We used this for my daughter back in 2007. It still garners a lot of mispronunciations and confusion. But she absolutely loves her name.
― Anonymous User 6/20/2015
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I have twin girls, their names are Andrea & Alessia. My husband chose Andrea's name, I chose Alessia's. She was originally named after my grandmother who was an Alicia. I considered naming her simply Alicia but I knew it would be butchered, everyone would say it A-LEESH-UH or jokingly call her Alice so I opted for the Italian name Alessia which sounds nearly the name. Their full names are Andrea Valentina and Alessia Veronica.
― Anonymous User 1/22/2015
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With my husband being from Sicily and it being ranked in the top ten over there, and considered rare here... perfecto!
In Italy Alessia became popular in the 1970s (before it was absolutely rare). It was the 2nd most popular name in Rome in 1976 (behind Francesca), the 6th in 1981, and it's still very fashionable (5th in Italy in 2004, 6th in 2006).
Alessia di Matteo was an Italian from Genoa. Di Matteo became the first person in history to survive the transplantion of eight organs in a single operation, although she died a year later of complications.
I love this name. My parents named me Alessia while we lived in Ukraine and when left for America I started hating it but now I see how unique and pretty it is.