Deandrea
Meaning of Deandrea
Deandrea carries a quietly confident charm, marrying the Greek root “Andreas,” meaning “manly” or “strong,” with the prefix “De-,” which in Sanskrit resonates with “Devi,” the divine mother. The result is a name that feels both grounded and graceful, like a monsoon breeze stirring jasmine blossoms in an evening garden. Though Deandrea has never surged into the top ranks—hovering in Texas between a modest 5 and 20 births each year from the late 1950s through the early 2000s, and settling around the 250–315 range—it has maintained a steady, loyal following. This persistent sparkle in the name’s popularity suggests that parents are drawn to its unique blend of strength and serenity. In a sea of Andrews and Andreas, Deandrea has just enough flair to stand out with warmth and understated elegance.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as dee-an-DREE-uh (/diː æn ˈdriːə/)
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