#Ioan Alexi

• Alexi — A Transylvanian Romanian surname or an archaic masculine given name, derived directly from the Greco-Latin name Alexius or the Slavo-Ecclesiastical form Alexei. In 19th-century Transylvanian cultural history, the name was borne by prominent ecclesiastical and academic figures (such as Ioan Alexi, a Greek-Catholic bishop and philologist), being closely linked to cultural emancipation movements and the standardization of the Romanian language in the region.