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Allina 'Alli' Paasikivi (née Valve, previously Hildén; 1879 – 1960) was the second wife of Finland's seventh president, Juho Kusti Paasikivi, serving as the First Lady of Finland from 1946 until 1956.She was actively involved in many social welfare and charitable initiatives, especially in the areas of families, children, and the disabled. She served as the honorary chairwoman and patron of the charitable Alli Paasikivi Foundation from its foundation in 1952 until her death.
I personally prefer Ali. Beautiful nickname!
Also Estonian: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alli_(eesnimi)
I prefer Ali, Allie or Ally.
Alli Fitz (1993-) (real name Alexandria Fitzpatrick), is a YouTuber and singer.
Alli is also a muslim variant of Ali.
Alli would make a very sweet sounding, although slightly childish given name or a lovely nickname for Aliisa or Alina in Finnish, if the plural of it ('allit') wasn't slang for arm fat. This term was apparently derived from Allina "Alli" Paasikivi, the wife of president Juho Kusti Paasikivi, who wore sleeveless outfits in old age.
166 people in the US actually gave their daughters the name 'Alli' as a full name in 2012. I prefer Allie.
Alli Mauzey is an American stage actress. Her big break came when she originated the role of Lenora in the 2008 Broadway production of the musical "Cry Baby", for which she won a Theatre World Award. She also served as standby to Kendra Kassebaum's Glinda in the musical "Wicked" from April - October 2007. She then replaced Kassebaum in the role, performing from November 2008 - August 2009.
Alli Shearmur is a movie studio executive and is included in the book In Their Shoes by the author Deborah Reber.
I prefer the spelling Allie for this name, but really, I do not like any of the Allie's.
This is also used as a pet form of Allison.
To be accurate, the bird referred to is called the long-tailed duck, or Clangula hyemalis in Latin.

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