I can only see it on a Russian person, and the pronunciation bothers me... uh-lex-eye? Uh-lek-sey?
β Anonymous User 2/4/2018
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This is more like a feminine name to me. Is it the I, or what? Aleskey is better.
β Anonymous User 6/12/2016
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I'm not sure why it seems feminine to you, but in Russia, this is a strictly masculine name. It ends in a consonant (-ΠΉ), and is, therefore, masculine. As for my impression of the name, I like it. Not much because of its association with the last tsarevich of Russia (he was apparently very bratty, as he was babied due to his position in the imperial family and his hemophilia), but simply because it's nice sounding. Never liked Alexander or Alex, but this is very nice.
β Anonymous User 10/3/2016
8
I love this name very much because I love Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich Romanov.
I met a Scottish man with this name. Quirky. I love it, it's a great alternative to Alexander or Alex. I prefer this spelling to Aleksey, not sure why.
This name is so great, but the association with the haemophillic boy who died is very strong. I love this name because I love that story of the Romanovs.