Sandro name meaning

Gender: Boy

Origin: Old Greek

Usage: Italian, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian

Pronunciation: s(a)-nd-ro

Meaning: Defender of Men, He Who Wards Off (Other) Men, Protect and Man, Manly and Protector

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What does Sandro mean?
Variations of Sandro
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What does Sandro mean?

Notably used in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Italian and Finnish noteworthy, Sandro means "Defender of Men, He Who Wards Off (Other) Men, Protect and Man, Manly or Protector" and is rooted from Old Greek is used for baby boys.

Sandro is resulted from Alexander. Alexander is form of The Greek Name Αλεξανδρος in Latin language. Alexander's meaning is He Who Wards Off (Other) Men, Defender of Men and The Elements Alexein Meaning to Ward Off to Defend is of German, Slavic and Hungarian origin.

Sandro is abridged form of Alessandro. Alessandro is Italian equivalent of Alexander. Also Alessandro is Italian and Spanish equivalent of Alexander. Alessandro means Protect and Man, He Who Wards Off (Other) Men and Defender of Men is originated from Old Greek.

Sandro is abridged form of Alessandro. Alessandro is Italian equivalent of Alexander. Also Alessandro is Italian and Spanish equivalent of Alexander.. It is celebrated on April 22nd.

How do I pronounce Sandro?

s(a)-nd-ro is the most common way to pronounce two syllabled Sandro. The name can also be pronounced as san-dro.

Variants of Sandro

Alessandro, Alexander, Alessander, Alessio, Alastair, Alister, Alek, Davidalexander, Alexanderjames, Alexios, Alexis

Names that rhyme with Sandro

How popular is the name Sandro?

Sandro is a popular name in France given to over 7316 babies in 66 years. Currently peaked at the charts, it ranked 94th when 756 parents chose the moniker for their baby boys.

In addition to that, the given name has been in the top 100 baby names 2 times Sandro was a common name in Switzerland. Over 2346 babies have been named Sandro since 1998.

When at its peak in 1998,. However after 21 years, the name is on free fall on the charts.

Sandro is a familiar baby name in United States, it has been in use since 1958 and was able to reach the top 2000 names.

In 1975, it ranked 1100th when 58 boy were named Sandro. Over 1653 people have been named Sandro in United States. Sandro is a unique baby name in Belgium, it has been in use since 1995 and was able to reach the top 300 names.

In 1997, it achieved its highest ever ranking of 285 on boy names chart when 36 babies were named Sandro. Over 438 people have been named Sandro in Belgium.

Sandro is an uncommon baby name in England and Wales, in use since 1997, peaked in 2012 when it ranked 1962nd.

Sandro is a rare baby name in Ireland where it is still in use. However things change on global perspective, Sandro is extremely popular in Brazil where every 1 in 2000 have the name.

Also the baby name is popular in Angola, Argentina, Mozambique, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico and Portugal. According to our estimate, at least 350000 people have been bestowed Sandro around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
2018	2974	39
2017	4070	25
2016	4069	25
2015	3502	31
2014	3147	35

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Sandro in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	336	133	0	5
	98	0	0	0

What numerology tells about Sandro?

You think you have all the answers to your questions until someone surprises you and proves you are wrong. Your life interests change as you change, constantly. Give people a chance to prove their loyalty and love. Your charm is guilty of the success you enjoy right now or will do in the future. You don't believe much in love. However, deep inside, you secretly wish to find someone who will prove you wrong.

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Famous people named Sandro

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Sandro Petraglia, author and screenwriter
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Sandro Scarchilli, Italian film actor
Sandro Akhmeteli, Georgian theater director whose innovative conceptions and skill at mass scenes profoundly influenced the evolution of Soviet and post-Soviet Georgian theater tradition

Sandro Shanshiashvili, Georgian poet and playwright
Sandro Botticelli, Italian painter of the Early Renaissance
Sandro Corsaro, American animator
Sandro Mazzola, Italian former professional footballer
Sandro Lopopolo, Italian 1959 amateur featherweight and 1960 amateur lightweight boxing champion
Sandro Grande, Canadian former soccer player
Sandro Munari, former motor racing and rally driver from Italy
Sandro Gamba, Italian former professional basketball player and coach
Sandro Bellucci, retired Italian race walker
Sandro Perri, musician and producer from Toronto, Ontario
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Sandro Cois, retired Italian football
Sandro Burki, retired footballer from Switzerland

Sandro Dias, Brazilian professional vert skateboarder
Sandro Ivo Bartoli, Italian pianist
Sandro Tomić, Croatian football goalkeeper and currently the goalkeeping coach of Turkish Süper Lig side Galatasaray
Sandro Cardoso dos Santos, Brazilian footballer
Sandro Mendes, Cape Verdean retired footballer
Sandro Nocentini, Italian artist, living and working in Australia
Sandro Salvadore, Italian footballer who played as a defender
Sandro Goiano, Brazilian defensive midfielder
Sandro Costa da Silva, Brazilian attacking midfielder
Sandro Bloudek, Bosnian-Herzegovinian born Slovenian professional footballer
Sandro Chia, Italian painter and sculptor
Sandro Puppo, Italian football player and manager

Sandro Veronesi, Italian novelist, essayist, and journalist
Sandro DeAngelis, former gridiron football placekicker
Sandro Wagner, German professional footballer
Sandro de América, notable Argentine singer and actor
Sandro Gaúcho, former Brazilian football midfielder
Sandro Chaves de Assis Rosa, Brazilian football player
Sandro da Silva Mendonça, Brazilian football player
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Sandro Hiroshi, Brazilian former professional footballer
Sandro Nicević, retired Croatian professional basketball player
Sandro Aguilar in movie Uprise as Director
In 1963, Sandro Bruni characterized the role of segment "E vissero felici" in comedy movie I cuori infranti.

In 2001, Sandro De Luca characterized the role of mastro Gianni in drama film Terrarossa.
Sandro Dori, from 2009 drama and musical film Nine, who portrayed Studio Superintendent.
Sandro Somarè, from 1954 comedy, war flick Donne e soldati, who played the Storyteller.
Sandro D'Attino portrayed important role of N in 1921 film Hermione.
Sandro Gutiérrez characterized crucial role of Hijo Juan in 1997 drama flick En la puta calle.
Sandro Colarelli characterized the role of Ambrose in comedy and drama flick Hobson's Choice: Martin!.

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