Lashandra
Meaning of Lashandra
Lashandra blends the lively Spanish article “la” with the timeless name Sandra—it’s really a spark of sunshine wrapped in strength. She traces her roots back to Alexandra, the ancient Greek name meaning “defender of mankind,” so every Lashandra carries a hint of guardian spirit. Pronounced luh-SHAN-druh, she rolls off the tongue like a warm breeze, never losing her accent—except the one you give her. In Alabama during the early ’80s, Lashandra made steady but modest waves on newborn charts, peaking in 1986 with nine little defenders of mankind. She may be rare, but like a hidden gem, her glow is unforgettable. Families who choose Lashandra often say she’s inspiration in three syllables.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as luh-SHAN-druh (/ləˈʃæn.drə/)
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