How to say it
ˈɑːn.dreɪ
Manly, brave
ˈɑːn.dreɪ
The French form of Andrew, from the Greek Andreas, 'manly' (from anēr, 'man').
Andre is the French form of Andrew, from the Greek Andreas, 'manly' or 'brave,' built on anēr, 'man.' The accented André is the French original; Andrés is the Spanish. It carries a smooth, cosmopolitan air and has strong bearers across sport and music, from tennis's Andre Agassi to OutKast's André 3000. It belongs to the wide Andrew family with Anderson and Andres.
The standard spelling is Andre. Common variants include André, Andrés, Andrei, but Andre is the most widely used form.
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Andre/André is the French form; Andrés is the Spanish.
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