How to Say “Andrew” in Lithuanian

Andrew
The English name Andrew is translated into Lithuanian as Andrew.
Andrew is used as a male given name in Lithuanian.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Which one should you use?

Andriejus is the formal version and Andriukas is the informal version.

Did you know?

  • The name Andriejus shares a root with the Greek word 'andros', meaning 'man'. This reflects the ancient connection between Baltic naming traditions and Orthodox or Catholic influences.
  • While English uses 'Andrew' as a fixed name, Lithuanian grammar requires you to change the ending of Andrius or Andrijus depending on whether he is the subject or the object of a sentence.
  • The diminutive Andriukas is not just for children. It is common for close friends or partners to use this version for an adult Andriejus as a sign of affection.

Examples in context

  • Sveiki, Andriau!
    Hello, Andrew!
  • Prašome, Andrejau.
    Please, Andrew.
  • Gerbiamas Andriejau.
    Respected Andrew.
  • Kaip gyveni, Andriukai?
    How are you, Andrew?

Example conversation

Tomas and Eglė are talking about a coworker.

  1. Tomas

    Ar tu pažįsti Andrew?
    Do you know Andrew?
  2. Eglė

    Taip, Andrew dirba mūsų biure.
    Yes, Andrew works in our office.
  3. Tomas

    Jis labai mielas žmogus.
    He is a very nice person.
  4. Eglė

    Sutinku, Andrew yra labai draugiškas.
    I agree, Andrew is very friendly.
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