Origin and Meaning of Yandry

Brave and powerful

Origin: Spanish - Yandry is derived from the Spanish version of the name 'Yandro', which is a variant of the name 'Xander' or 'Alexander', meaning 'defender of the people'.

• Yandry is a relatively modern name and may have gained popularity in various Latin American countries as a variation of traditional names.
• The name has been increasingly popular among Hispanic families and reflects a trend of creating unique versions of classical names.
• Notable public figures with similar names include actors and athletes, though specific notable bearers of the name 'Yandry' may be less recognized.
• As of recent years, Yandry has seen a gradual increase in usage in both the United States and Latin America, but it remains relatively uncommon compared to more traditional names.
• Related names or variations include Yandro, Xander, Alejandro, and other forms of Alexander.