#Alixă
- Alixă — An archaic hypocoristic form, popular diminutive, or old shortened variant of the proper feminine name Alixandra or Alexandra, sporadically used in the Romanian rural environment of past centuries. It preserves the specific imprint of local dialects where long names were compressed to facilitate direct familiar addressing.
- Alixandra — An archaic onomastic variant or old regional spelling of the proper feminine name Alexandra. Frequently found in historical Romanian manuscripts from the 18th and 19th centuries, this variant preserves a distinct resonance due to the specific vocalization of the era, occasionally revived in modern times as a given name with a vintage or unconventional tone.
- Alixăndria — An archaic graphic variant or old phonetic spelling for 'Alexandria'. In the history of Romanian literature, it designates the famous popular book (the popular Cyrillic romance) relating the legendary deeds and valors of Alexander the Great. It can also represent the ancient transcription of the city name or settlements named in his honor.
- Alixandru — An archaic, chronicler, or popular onomastic variant of the proper masculine name Alexandru. This type of transcription is frequently encountered in Moldavian and Wallachian chronicles (for instance, references to rulers like Alixandru Lăpușneanu or Alixandru cel Bun), reflecting the phonetic characteristics of Old Romanian from the medieval period.