Andi

AN-dee
Meaning: Short form of Andrea, meaning 'womanly' or 'brave' in Greek.
Gender
Girl
Origin
Greek, English, European
Popularity Rank
#723 (girls)
#1410 (overall)

Popularity Summary

Andi has seen steady popularity as a cute, informal name, especially in English-speaking regions, appealing to parents seeking a name that's both modern and timeless.

Why Parents Choose Andi

Parents often choose Andi for its friendly, approachable sound and its versatility as a standalone name or a nickname, conveying warmth and modern charm.

History & Cultural Significance

Originally derived as a diminutive of Andrea, which has roots in Greek tradition, Andi gained popularity as an independent name in the late 20th century. Its simple, melodic sound makes it a favored choice for parents seeking a warm, contemporary name.

Andi is a charming, modern diminutive often used in English-speaking countries, symbolizing friendliness and approachability.

Notable People Named Andi

  • Andi Oberhoffner, German athlete
  • Andi Gutierrez, American sports journalist
  • Andi Watson, British comic artist

Name Variations

Andi Andie Andianna

Related Names

Andrea Andriana Andressa

Similar Sounding Names

Annie Andra Ari

Names with Similar Feel

Sibling Name Ideas

Pop Culture References

  • Andi Mack, a popular Disney Channel series
  • Andi Gutierrez, known for sports broadcasting
  • Andi, character in the video game series 'The Legend of Heroes'