Meaning and history
Andrea is the Italian form of Andreas, from a Greek word meaning "manly" or "masculine," and is traditionally masculine in Italy while commonly feminine in English, German, Spanish and several other languages. Its international use therefore varies by culture rather than by origin. Notable bearers include Italian singer Andrea Bocelli, Renaissance sculptor Andrea del Verrocchio and English actress Andrea Riseborough.
20062006: 5,006 births, rank #59
2007: 4,798 births, rank #60
2008: 4,263 births, rank #72
2009: 4,064 births, rank #73
2010: 3,569 births, rank #80
20112011: 3,512 births, rank #82
2012: 3,054 births, rank #100
2013: 2,817 births, rank #112
2014: 2,563 births, rank #125
2015: 2,710 births, rank #117
20162016: 2,480 births, rank #128
2017: 2,324 births, rank #128
2018: 2,168 births, rank #134
2019: 1,991 births, rank #141
2020: 1,819 births, rank #149
20212021: 1,696 births, rank #174
2022: 1,859 births, rank #155
2023: 1,676 births, rank #173
2024: 1,628 births, rank #185
20252025: 1,317 births, rank #235
Andrea moved from #185 to #235 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1981, with 11,686 births.