Alessandra

[ al-uh-san-druh, -sahn-; Italian ah-les-sahn-drah ]

noun

1. a first name, Italian form of Alexandra.

Example Sentences

Climate Change Conference, better known as COP29, Sardinian President Alessandra Todde reiterated her island’s intent to address the “climate emergency” through strong “collective action” in the Mediterranean, citing the recent flooding disasters in Valencia, Spain and the south of Sardinia.

From Salon

"Sardinia, like it or not, will not accept to passively suffer decisions made from above," President Alessandra Todde declared, in a salvo clearly directed at right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

From Salon

This is Jarron's daughter, Alessandra, a sophomore basketball player.

From Los Angeles Times

Now Jarron’s daughter, Alessandra, is a sophomore playing for the Wolverines.

From Los Angeles Times

He has another daughter in the eighth grade and a son in the sixth grade, with all expected to follow Alessandra.

From Los Angeles Times