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Anders

Gender: Masculine
Usage: Danish, Norwegian, Swedish

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Meaning & History

A Scandinavian variation of Andreas, related to Andrew. Notable individuals bearing this name include the Swedish physicist Anders Jonas Ångström, who lived from 1814 to 1874.

Related Names

Variants (Danish): Andreas
Feminine Forms (Danish): Andrea 2
(Norwegian): Andrine
Other Languages & Cultures (English): Andre
(Welsh): Andreas
(Basque): Ander
(Russian): Andrei, Andrey
(English): Andrew
(Catalan): Andreu
(Sardinian): Andria
(Slovene): Andrej
(Serbian): Andrija
(Georgian): Andro
(Czech): Ondřej
(Portuguese): André
(Dutch): Andries, Dries
(English): Andie, Andy, Dre, Drew, Dru, Jrue
(Estonian): Andres, Andrus, Anti
(Faroese): Andras
(Finnish): Antero 1, Antti, Atte, Tero
(German): Andi 1
(Hungarian): Andor 2, András, Endre 1
(Latvian): Andris
(Hungarian): Bandi
(Spanish): Andrés
(Irish): Aindréas, Aindriú
(Italian): Andrea 1
(Latvian): Andrejs, Andis
(Lithuanian): Andrius
(Maori): Anaru
(Polish): Andrzej, Jędrzej
(Sami): Ándaras
(Scots): Dand
(Scottish Gaelic): Aindrea
(Serbian): Andreja 2
(Slovak): Ondrej
(Slovene): Andraž
(Ukrainian): Andrii, Andriy
Surname Descendants (Norwegian): Andersen
(Swedish): Andersson

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