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Comments for ANDRÉA:
Pronounced in French, ahn-DRAY-ah.-- leananshae 11/27/2007
According to my sister (who knows her stuff) if the the root word (which in this case is "man" or "manly") is changed to a feminine form, then the meaning becomes feminine as well. It's the same case for the names Charles and Charlotte (Charles means man, or manly) - it's changed altogether because it becomes feminine diminutive.-- Anonymous User 12/17/2008
LOVE THIS NAME!
Ever since I was in fourth grade I've thought this was such a beautiful classic name. I can picture this for a child and an adult. I think this is a great name and I want to name my daughter Andrea when I'm older!-- becca_marciano 2/26/2009
I like it better pronounced an-drey-a. Not and-ree-a.-- smiilebiigerx3 3/8/2009
My name is Andrea and it's an okay name. I go by the nickname Andi sometimes, more so when I was younger. I hate the name Andre' though. A lot of people try to call me Ondrea and it gets under my skin and I have no idea why. Andrea is a decent name.-- ARAFF32 2/13/2011
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