Sandora name meaning

Gender: Girl
Origin: Old Greek and Old Norse
Usage: Swedish and Norwegian
Meaning: Son of Alexander and Helper and Defender of Mankind
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What does Sandora mean?

Sandora is effeminate form of Sandor. Sandor is version of lofty and ever lasting Alexander. Sandor is form of Sander in Nordic language. Meaning of Sandor is Helper and Defender of Mankind and Man's Defender is originated from Old Greek and Old Norse.

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How popular is the name Sandora?

Sandora is a rare baby name in United States, chances of it being still in use are very slim. Also, Sandora is a familiar name in Indonesia. As per our research, over 800 babies have been bestowed Sandora around the globe, concentrated mainly in Islamic countries.

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Numerological aspects of Sandora

You believe in yourself, something we don't see much in people today. You always act like everything's just great. To have number 8 as your soul urge number reveals your wish to be financially stable, so you don't have to worry about the future so much. You have big plans for yourself and your future. Having the letter A as your capstone reveals your hard-working nature and persistence. You are just scared to express your feelings because you secretly believe it will give people power over you.

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