אנדריה

Andreia is a name of ancient Greek origin, derived from the word 'andros' (ανδρός) meaning 'manly', 'brave', or 'strong'. The name entered the Hebrew world through Hellenistic culture, which profoundly influenced the Mediterranean region in ancient times, particularly after the conquests of Alexander the Great. While the name itself does not appear in the Bible, it was common among diaspora Jews during the Second Temple period and the Middle Ages, especially in areas where cultural connections with the Greek and Roman world existed. In Christian tradition, the name Andreas (Andreia in its feminine or shortened form) is associated with one of the twelve apostles, Saint Andrew, brother of Simon Peter. This figure made the name particularly popular in the Christian world, but even in Jewish communities that integrated into broader culture, the name was preserved and passed through generations. In modern Hebrew, Andreia is perceived as an international and universal name, combining ancient heritage with a delicate and familiar sound. The name carries a sense of connection to the wider world, of cultural openness, and of quiet pride. From a psychological and cultural perspective, the name Andreia grants its bearer a sense of inner strength and stability. Although the name sounds gentle and melodic, its original meaning - 'manly' or 'brave' - gives it depth of character strength and determination. In the modern era, the name has gained popularity as a feminine name due to its soft and pleasant sound, becoming a unisex name suitable for both genders. Parents who choose this name typically seek a name that will be recognized worldwide, a name that will allow their child to integrate easily into a multicultural environment, while still maintaining uniqueness and connection to ancient heritage. Andreia is a name of bridges - between East and West, between past and present, between strength and gentleness.

אַנְדְרֵיָה

Andreia | Andrea | Andria | Andreya

Boy and Girl

Yes

In Kabbalah, the name Andreia carries an energy of courage and spiritual stability. The name is connected to the Sefirah of Gevurah, representing strength, inner discipline, and the ability to face challenges. The letters in the name create a combination that awakens spiritual consciousness and strengthens the connection between external power and inner gentleness.

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Andrea Bocelli (famous Italian tenor) | Andrea Pirlo (Italian footballer) | Andrea Dworkin (American feminist and activist) | Andrea Barth (German actress)

אנדראה | אנדרו | אדריאן | אדריאנה | אנדי