By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Italian
"love"
German
"industrious"
Hebrew
"strong"
French
Greek mythology name
Akan, Ghanaian
"welcome messenger"
"exalted nation"
Arabic, Indonesian, Bengali
"to thrive, long life, prosperity"
"one that speaks dark things, he of dark words"
Place-name
Latin
"meaning unknown"
Egyptian
"the hidden one"
"loved; friend"
Greek
"defender"
Chinese or Vietnamese
"peace or safe, secure"
Portuguese bird name
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek
"invoked"
American invented name
Hebrew, Akan
"cloud; fourth-born child"
Sanskrit
"happiness, bliss"
Variation of Anand, Sanskrit
Ghanaian, Akan
"fourth born"
Hebrew, Bulgarian and Finnish variation of Hananiah
"my cloud; Yahweh is gracious"
"God has given"
Maori
"man, masculine"
Arabic
"friendliness"
Greek, Italian and Spanish
"resurrection"
"answer"
"from the east, rising sun"
Georgian; Russian; Ukrainian, from Greek
Russian, from Greek
"master of men"
Greek mythology, Roman mythology
Word name
"heavy object used to moor a ship; provide with a solid foundation"
Basque form of Andrew and Andreas, Greek, "strong and manly"
"strong and manly"
Variation of Anderson, English, Danish, Scandinavian
"son of Anders"
Basque variation of Anthony, Latin
"from Antium"
Norwegian; Swedish; Hungarian
"eagle; manly"
Hungarian variation of Andrew, Greek
Slovene variation of Andrew, Greek
Italian variation of Andrew, Greek
French form of Andrea or Andrew, Greek
Russian form of Andrew
"manly"
Russian; Czech; Slovak; Slovene; Croatian; Serbian, form of Andrew
Serbian, from Greek
Invented name
Spanish form of Andrew
Spanish variation of Andrew
Compound name of Andrew and James
"strong, manly supplanter"
English
"son of Andrew"
Icelandic
"snowshoe, ski"
Dutch form of Andreas and Andrew, Greek
"masculine, manly, strong"
Croatian, Serbian, from Greek
Croatian, Scottish, and Georgian variation of Andrew
"glorious man"
"man of the earth"
"man's victory, victory of man"
Estonian
Polish form of Andrew
Modern invented name
"supreme"
Welsh
"very golden or noble"
Slovene variation of Aeneas, Greek
"the praised one"
Zulu
"enough, sufficient, adequate; last born"
