[Opinions] Sasha as a nickname?
What do you think of Sasha as a nickname for Alexandra? I wouldn't want to name a child just Sasha just in case they think it's too childish of a nickname for an adult and I've always liked Alexandra. Also, I get tired of the nicknames Alex or Allie for Alexandra so I thought this might be a great alternative.
Also, any suggestions for a middle name for Alexandra?
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Also, any suggestions for a middle name for Alexandra?
Despite everything, I believe that people are really good at heart. - Anne Frank
Great Spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. - Albert Einstein
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I like Sasha as a nn for Alexandra. I'm also over Alex as a nn at the moment.
I like:
Alexandra Hope
Alexandra Pearl
Alexandra Jean
Alexandra Rose
Alexandra Greer
Alexandra Evangeline
Alexandra Celeste
Alexandra Clementine
Other ideas:
Alexandra Eavan
Alexandra Isabel
Alexandra Jasmine
Alexandra Julianne
Alexandra Scarlett / Scarlet
Alexandra Roxane / Alexandra Roxanne
Alexandra Claire / Clare
Alexandra Gabrielle / Gabriele
Alexandra Rachael / Rachel
Alexandra Beatrice / Beatrix
My 45 PPs - names in profile
I like:
Alexandra Hope
Alexandra Pearl
Alexandra Jean
Alexandra Rose
Alexandra Greer
Alexandra Evangeline
Alexandra Celeste
Alexandra Clementine
Other ideas:
Alexandra Eavan
Alexandra Isabel
Alexandra Jasmine
Alexandra Julianne
Alexandra Scarlett / Scarlet
Alexandra Roxane / Alexandra Roxanne
Alexandra Claire / Clare
Alexandra Gabrielle / Gabriele
Alexandra Rachael / Rachel
Alexandra Beatrice / Beatrix
My 45 PPs - names in profile
i love it on its own but on a boy
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Sashie
I like it better on it's own. But I have heard of it as a nn for Alexandra/Alexander.