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)
#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
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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'