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ANDREAS

Ancient Greek and Latin form of ANDREW. It is also the form used in modern Greek, German and Welsh.


Usage: Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin, Danish, Dutch, German, Greek, Norwegian, Swedish, Welsh
Variants: ANDERS, ANDRAS, ANDRIES
Feminine Forms: ANDREA, ANDRIANA, EA
Name day:
November 30th: Estonia, Germany, Greece, Sweden
Famous People: Ludwig Andreas Feuerbachwiki (Philosopher, 1804, Germany), Andreas Isakssonwiki (Soccer Player, 1981, Sweden), Andreas Brehmewiki (Soccer Player, 1960, Germany), Johannes Andreas Grib Fibigerwiki (Physician, 1867, Denmark), Andreas Papandreouwiki (Politician, 1919, Greece), Michael Andreas Barclay de Tollywiki (Nobleman, 1761, Lithuania), Andreas Möllerwiki (Soccer Player, 1967, Germany), Andreas Baaderwiki (Extremist, 1943, Germany), Andreas Köpkewiki (Coach, 1962, Germany), Andreas Ottlwiki (Soccer Player, 1985, Germany)
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Popularity: *Popularity is given by the percentage of usage over the years.

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