Meaning:Man. A masculine title of Greek origin, Andreas means “man” and refers to the duties of a male in the patriarchal society of Ancient Greece.

German and English: from the New Testament Greek name Andreas which gave rise to Andrew in English and vernacular derivatives in almost every other European language. Etymologically it is from Greek andreios 'manly' an adjective derivative of anēr (genitive andros) 'man male'.

Etymologically it is from Greek andreios 'manly' an adjective derivative of anēr (genitive andros) 'man male'. This is a Greek translation of an unknown Aramaic original; it was the name of the first of Christ's disciples the patron saint of both Scotland and Russia.

The Italian form of the Greek name Andreas or Andrew in English. The name means “manly” or “masculine,” which is a pretty good meaning for a baby boy's name.