Origin and Meaning of Andro
Meaning & Origin
Manly, brave
Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'aner' (ανήρ), which means 'man' or 'male', and is related to names like Andrew.
Interesting Facts
- Andro is often used as a short form of Andrew or as an independent name in various cultures.
- The name is particularly popular in Greek-speaking regions but can also be found in Slavic countries.
- Notable bearers include Andro Kranjc and Andro Gitalis, both figures in sports and the arts.
- While not extremely common, Andro has seen a rise in popularity in some areas, especially among parents looking for unique, strong names.
- Related names include Andrew, Andreas, and Andrade, which share similar roots and meanings.