Throughout the world, Alekseï (Алексей 
, אלכסיי 
, Alekseï 
) is a prevalent masculine forename. The first name Alekseï is habitual in Russia, where it is a prevalent masculine name, Kazakhstan, where it is a widespread masculine name, and Moldova, where it is a common boy's name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. Very seldom, Alekseï is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Алексей | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia |
| אלכסיי | Israel |
| Alekseï | France |
Alaksiej, Aleixo, Alejo, Aleksas, Aleksei, Aleksej, Aleksejs, Aleksey, Aleksi, Aleksiej, Aleksij, Aleksy, Alekszej, Alekséi, Alessio, Alexei, Alexej, Alexey, Alexeï, Alexis, Alexius, Alexéi, Aliaksei, Aliaksiej, Aljaksej, Alyaksey, Oleksa, Oleksi, Oleksii, Oleksij, Oleksiy, Olekszij, Olexa, Olexii, Olexij, Olexiy, Αλέξης, Алексе'Й, Алекси, Алексий, Алексис, Алексы, Алексіс, Алесио, Алессио, Алехо, Аляксей, Алёша, Алёшка, Лёха,
Alekseï is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Rhino , the fictional character in Marvel Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man 2; Alyosha , the character from Dostoyevsky's Humiliated and Insulted; Alyosha Kravinoff , the fictional character in Marvel Comics; Alexey Shvabrin , character in The Captain's Daughter and Alexei Stukov , the character in StarCraft, and in many other works.
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alekseï selesnieff Soviet chess player, FR (b. 1888) |
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| alekseï matvéïévitch smirnov-koutatchesky (b. 1876) |
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alekseï samoïlenko Russian volleyball player, RU (b. 1985) |
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| alekseï abramov Belarusian ice hockey player, BY (b. 1982) |
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| alekseï bardok Russian volleyball player, RU (b. 1984) |
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| alekseï silaïev Russian ski jumper, RU (b. 1984) |
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| alekseï karpenko Russian volleyball player, RU (b. 1989) |
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| alekseï chamine Russian ice hockey player, RU (b. 1993) |
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| alekseï choubine Russian ice hockey player, RU (b. 1993) |
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| alekseï toroptchenko (b. 1999) |
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