Andreas

==English==
===Etymology===
From , cognate with , both from 
===Proper noun===
# from the Latin form of Andrew.
===See also===
* San Andreas
* San Andreas Fault
===Anagrams===
* 
* Sarandë
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==Danish==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew.
# , equivalent to English Andrew.
====Related terms====
* variants: Anders, André
* feminine forms: Andrea
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==Dutch==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew.
# , equivalent to English Andrew.
====Related terms====
* variants: Andries, André
* pet forms: Dries, Driesje, Drees, Dre, Dré, Andie, Andy
* feminine forms: Andrea
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==Estonian==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew
# of biblical origin.
====Related terms====
* Ando, Andre, Andres, Andrus, Anti
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==Finnish==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew (the Apostle).
====Declension====
====Related terms====
* Antero, Antti, Atte, Anssi, Tero
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==German==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew.
# .
====Related terms====
* variants: Andre, André
* feminine form: Andrea
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==Latin==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew
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==Norwegian==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew.
# , the biblical form of Anders.
====Related terms====
* variants: Anders, Andre, André
* feminine forms: Andrea, Andrine
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==Swedish==
===Proper noun===
# Andrew.
# , the biblical form of Anders.
====Related terms====
* variants: Anders, André
* pet form: Adde
* feminine form: Andrea
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