Elisandro

Meaning of Elisandro

Elisandro is a distinctive and elegant name of Spanish origin, pronounced as eh-lee-SAHN-droh (/e.liˈsan.dro/). The name combines elements of traditional Spanish naming conventions with a modern flair, making it both timeless and contemporary. Elisandro is often associated with strength and nobility, echoing the grandeur of its roots. A notable variation of this name is Eliandro, which carries a similar melodic tone.

In the United States, Elisandro has seen fluctuating popularity over the years. It first appeared in records in 1934 and has experienced varying degrees of usage since then. Notably, its highest occurrence was in 2007 when it was ranked at 4638 with 20 newborns given the name. Although not widely common, Elisandro maintains a steady presence, especially among those who appreciate unique yet culturally rich names for their children.

This name's rarity adds to its charm, offering parents an opportunity to bestow a distinctive identity upon their child without straying too far from familiar phonetic patterns. Whether chosen for its sound or cultural significance, Elisandro remains a beautiful choice that stands out in any setting.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as eh-lee-SAHN-droh (/e.liˈsan.dro/)

• Alessandro
• Lisandro
• Isandro
• Sandro
• Elizandro