Sandro
[ˈsændroʊ]Meaning
short form of Alessandro (Italian) or Aleksandre (Georgian)
Background Story
Sandro is a short form of the Italian Alessandro or the Georgian Aleksandre. In Italian it is a clipping of Alessandro, and German borrowed the name from Italian. It is used as a given name in Italian, Spanish, Swiss, Georgian and Croatian, and also occurs as a surname.
Variations
Alessandro, Sandroino, Sandrino
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