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Andrew

“strong and manly”

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The story behind the name

Meet Andrew.

Andrew is the English form of the Greek Andreas, derived from a word meaning ‘man.’ In the New Testament, Andrew is one of the twelve apostles. The name also has a longstanding association with Scotland through its patron saint.

A little perspective

How popular is Andrew?

United States · 2025
Girls · 2025#13,3366 recorded births
Boys · 2025#734,497 recorded births

Recorded US births over time

2014202511,1890
● Girls● Boys
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YearCategoryUS rankBirths
2025Boys734,497
2025Girls13,3366
2024Boys684,791
2024Girls8,99011
2023Boys654,812
2023Girls13,5966
2022Boys615,168
2022Girls12,3487
2021Boys575,623
2021Girls12,3217
2020Boys526,068
2020Girls8,01613
2019Boys466,815
2019Girls8,64112
2018Boys437,315
2018Girls9,87210
2017Boys408,290
2017Girls7,86814
2016Boys349,437
2016Girls7,27416
2015Boys3010,147
2015Girls10,21510
2014Boys2211,189
2014Girls9,59011

Rankings are calculated separately for boys and girls. Records below the publication threshold may be missing; gaps are not zero births.

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Nicknames

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Variations & related forms

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