Andreas

Andreas is the original Greek form of the name Andrew, meaning 'manly' or 'masculine.' It originated in ancient Greece, where strength and courage were highly valued. The name was popularized by Saint Andrew, one of Jesus's twelve apostles, and subsequently spread throughout the Christian world, becoming a foundational name in many European languages and cultures.

When you test out 'Andreas' in the quiet of your nursery, it sounds like a full, resonant declaration. It carries a weight that feels both historically significant and personally grounding. You can already imagine calling this name across a park, hearing its strong, clear sound. It’s a name that suggests a steadfast nature, a reliable spirit that you will find yourself leaning on. It feels inherently brave.