Andrew

Andrew is a common male given name of Greek origin, meaning "manly" or "brave." It has historical and cultural significance, often associated with strength and leadership. The name gained popularity through religious texts, notably Saint Andrew, one of Jesus’ apostles. Variants of the name exist across different cultures, such as Andrés in Spanish or Andrea in Italian. People named Andrew are often perceived as dependable and confident. The name remains widely used today, reflecting its timeless appeal and classic roots.