Origin and Meaning of Andri
Meaning & Origin
Manly, brave
Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'aner' (ἀνήρ), which means 'man'. It is often considered a variant of the name Andrew.
Interesting Facts
- Andri is commonly used in various cultures, including Latvia, Indonesia, and among other Eastern European nations.
- In some cultures, Andri is used as a diminutive form of Andrew, while in other contexts it stands alone as a unique name.
- Notable bearers include Andrius Šuminas, a prominent Lithuanian politician, and Andri, an Indonesian actor known for his roles in television.
- While exact popularity rankings for Andri can vary, it is less common compared to Andrew or Andreas but has a dedicated following in specific regions.
- Variations of the name include Andrea (common female variant), Andrew (common male variant), and Andrey (Russian variant).