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Alexander Fo

in the US

There are 5 people with the name "Alexander Fo" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Alexander	368
Fo	153,647
Alexander Fo	4,916,653

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is 367th most common Ronnie
is 368th most common Alexander
is 369th most common Yolanda
is 370th most common Warren
is 371st most common Doug
is 372nd most common Tamara

is 153,643rd most common Finholt
is 153,644th most common Fiock
is 153,645th most common Florenz
is 153,646th most common Florkiewicz
is 153,647th most common Fo
is 153,648th most common Focazio
is 153,649th most common Fohs
is 153,650th most common Fondy
is 153,651st most common Fontanazza

is 4,916,649th most common Alexander Fitzpatrick
is 4,916,650th most common Alexander Flax
is 4,916,651st most common Alexander Fleischer
is 4,916,652nd most common Alexander Fleischman
is 4,916,653rd most common Alexander Fo
is 4,916,654th most common Alexander Foltz
is 4,916,655th most common Alexander Fontes
is 4,916,656th most common Alexander Forster
is 4,916,657th most common Alexander Fortune

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Meaning & History

Alexander

(male) From the Latin form of the Greek name Alexandros, from alexein ‘to defend’ + anēr ‘man, warrior’ (genitive andros). The name became extremely popular in the post-classical period, and was borne by several individuals in the New Testament and some early Christian saints. Its use as a common given name throughout Europe, however, derives largely from the fame of Alexander the Great, King of Macedon (356–323 bc), around whom a large body of popular legend grew up in late antiquity, much of which came to be embodied in the medieval ‘Alexander romances’.