How to Say “Andrew” in Welsh

Andrew
Andrew is the Welsh male given name Andrew.
This is a male given name used to identify a person.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • Welsh follows a system of mutations, meaning the name Andrew can change its starting sound depending on the grammar of the sentence.
  • While Andrew is used in Wales, the name is heavily associated with Saint Andrew, whose symbol is the saltire cross, a pattern sometimes seen in Welsh heraldry.
  • In traditional Welsh genealogy, names like Andrew were often combined with a patronymic 'ap', meaning 'son of', though this is less common for this specific name today.

Examples in context

  • Mae Andrew yn dod ymlaen.
    Andrew is coming forward.
  • Sut mae Andrew yn edrych?
    How does Andrew look?

Example conversation

Rhys and Rhiannon are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Rhys

    Wyt ti wedi gweld Andrew yn ddiweddar?
    Have you seen Andrew recently?
  2. Rhiannon

    Nage, nid wyf i.
    No, I haven't.
  3. Rhys

    Mae Andrew yn symud i Aberystwyth.
    Andrew is moving to Aberystwyth.
  4. Rhiannon

    O, dyna newyddion dda!
    Oh, that is good news!
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