Andrada

Andrada is a Romanian form of Andrea, the female variant of the biblical name Andreas. Its roots lie in ancient Greek, where the word 'andreios' means 'manly, brave', and signifies 'the Brave' or 'the Manly'.

What does the name Andrada mean?

The name Andrada is a Romanian derivative of Andrea, which serves as the feminine form of Andreas. It originates from the ancient Greek 'andreios', meaning 'manly, brave', thus implying 'the Brave' or 'the Manly'. In Romania, Andrada is a common female first name. In Spanish and Portuguese contexts, Andrada is often used as a surname. The male counterpart in Romania is Andrei.

Where does the name Andrada come from?

The etymology of Andrada shows that it is an ancient Greek feminine first name meaning 'the Brave' or 'the Manly'. The ancient Greek

How do you pronounce Andrada?

The pronunciation of Andrada is clear and powerful with three syllables. The name is pronounced as 'An-dra-da' [anˈdʁaːda], starting with an open 'An' that conveys stability. The consonant cluster '-ndr-' creates a distinctive and tension-filled middle. The open ending '-a' provides a soft conclusion. Andrada radiates character strength, tradition, and presence, with a solid core and a gentle end.

When is the name day of Andrada?

The most important name day for Andrada is celebrated on November 30.

Popularity

In Germany, Andrada is a widely used first name. Currently, it ranks 4,045th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2020, when it reached 2,240th. Over the last ten years, Andrada has been given as a first name about 60 times, placing it 3,396th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 3,591st. Worldwide, Andrada appears in the name charts of various countries.

Nicknames & pet names

Adada / Ady / Andi / Andra / Andy / Dada / Dradi

Famous people

• Andrada (daughter of the Romanian ruler Decebal)