Name Detail
Andreas
Ανδρέας
strong and manly
Male
Greek / Ancient Greek
3 syllables
0 popularity
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Full Name Detail
Name
Andreas
Origin
Greek / Ancient Greek
Gender
Male
Meaning
strong and manly
Detailed Meaning
This name celebrates traditional masculine virtues of strength and courage. It suggests someone who embodies the best qualities of protective power and honorable conduct.
This name embodies strength used in service of others, power channeled toward protection and support. It speaks to someone whose greatest victories come from lifting others up and defending those who cannot defend themselves.
This name embodies strength used in service of others, power channeled toward protection and support. It speaks to someone whose greatest victories come from lifting others up and defending those who cannot defend themselves.
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Translations
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Ανδρέας
Syllable Breakdown
1. an (prefix)
2. dre (middle)
3. as (suffix)
This breakdown helps explain how the final name is built and why it sounds the way it does.
Andreas Name Meaning and Style
Andreas is a male name of Greek / Ancient Greek origin, meaning strong and manly.
It appears in the Baby Boy, Classic, Classical name collections and has 3 syllables. Browse the related Greek / Ancient Greek names below for alternatives with a similar background.
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