Meaning and history
Alondra is derived from the Spanish word alondra, meaning “lark.”
20062006: 2,068 births, rank #171
2007: 1,836 births, rank #184
2008: 1,661 births, rank #202
2009: 1,447 births, rank #229
2010: 1,279 births, rank #254
20112011: 1,274 births, rank #251
2012: 1,128 births, rank #282
2013: 1,019 births, rank #321
2014: 915 births, rank #358
2015: 947 births, rank #350
20162016: 846 births, rank #392
2017: 847 births, rank #368
2018: 690 births, rank #457
2019: 620 births, rank #508
2020: 582 births, rank #520
20212021: 589 births, rank #524
2022: 618 births, rank #510
2023: 579 births, rank #524
2024: 517 births, rank #583
20252025: 417 births, rank #680
Alondra moved from #583 to #680 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2005, with 2,721 births.