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Since Sandra is derived from Alexandra, a Scottish Gaelic version could be Alastrìona [alastreena] or probably just Sandra. The same would apply to Irish.
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∙ 11y agoThe only Gaelic name that comes close is the Scottish Kenna, spelled Ceana [kenna]with a diminutive Ceanag[kennak].
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