All around the world, Aleksiej (Алексей 
, אלכסיי 
, Аляксей ) is a prevalent masculine forename. The first name Aleksiej is habitual in Russia, where it is a prevalent male name, Kazakhstan, where it is a widespread boy's name, and Moldova, where it is a common male name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. Much less frequently, Aleksiej is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Алексей | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia |
| אלכסיי | Israel |
| Аляксей | Russia, Belarus |
| Aleksiej | Poland, Brazil, Russia |
Alaksiej, Aleixo, Alejo, Aleksas, Aleksei, Aleksej, Aleksejs, Aleksejus, Aleksey, Alekseï, Aleksi, 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, Алексией, Алексий, Алексис, Алексы, Алексіс, Алесио, Алессио, Алехо, Алёша, Алёшка,
Aleksiej 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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aleksiej agrba Soviet politician, GE (b. 1897) |
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| aleksiej małajew state activist of the Russian Empire (1865-1902), PL (b. 1865) |
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| aleksiej kazem-bek (b. 1859) |
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| aleksiej von bünting PL (b. 1866) |
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| aleksiej anosow (b. 1881) |
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| aleksiej sadżaja politician (b. 1898) |
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| aleksiej ananin (b. 1889) |
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| aleksiej bogajewski (b. 1890) |
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| aleksiej kupajew Soviet politician (b. 1901) |
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| aleksiej troszyn (b. 1892) |
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| aleksiej rubaszkin (b. 1895) |
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| aleksiej fieofanow (b. 1896) |
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| aleksiej iwanowicz sokołow (b. 1897) |
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| aleksiej zubakin (b. 1900) |
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