Etymology

Proper noun

1. from the Latin form of Andrew.

Proper noun

1. Andrew.
2. , equivalent to English Andrew.

Proper noun

1. Andrew.
2. , equivalent to English Andrew.

Related terms

• variants: Andries, André
• pet forms: Dries, Driesje, Drees, Dre, Dré, Andie, Andy
• feminine forms: Andrea

Proper noun

1. Andrew
2. of biblical origin.

Proper noun

1. Andrew (the Apostle).

Proper noun

1. Andrew.
2. .

Proper noun

1. Andrew.
2. , the biblical form of Anders.

Related terms

• variants: Anders, Andre, André
• feminine forms: Andrea, Andrine

Proper noun

1. Andrew.
2. , the biblical form of Anders.

Related terms

• variants: Anders, André
• pet form: Adde
• feminine form: Andrea