Andrei
Eastern European name
Andrei is a male given name common in Russian, Romanian, and other Eastern European languages—the equivalent of Andrew in English.
Like its counterparts, it derives from a Greek word meaning manly or brave.
Andrei wasn't sure he could make it to the party.
Slavic
Slavic masculine name
- NikolaiRussian male given name
- SergeiRussian masculine given name
- VladimirMasculine Slavic name
- DimitriGreek-origin male name
Aleksandr · Boris · Mikhail · Yuri · Milan · Cyrillic · patronymic · Slavic
literary
Story's central figure
- ChekhovRussian short-story master
- War and PeaceOpposing states of nations
- Brothers KaramazovNovel about feuding siblings
- princeRoyal family male
Russian
Russian short-story master
- MarkovStateless probabilistic model
- patronymicName from father's name
- MoscowRussia's capital city
- RussianEastern Slavic language
Sakharov · Shevchenko · Soviet
Ivan
Slavic masculine name
Dimitri · Aleksandr · Boris · Mikhail · Yuri · Milan · Cyrillic · patronymic · Slavic · Eastern European
protagonist
Story's central figure
- ChekhovRussian short-story master
- War and PeaceOpposing states of nations
- Brothers KaramazovNovel about feuding siblings
Chekhov
Russian short-story master
- MarkovStateless probabilistic model
- patronymicName from father's name
- MoscowRussia's capital city
Sakharov · Shevchenko · Russian · Soviet
diminutive
Very small, or nickname form
- Romanian NamesMaria, Nicolae, Elena, Ana, Stefan
- Slavic NamesVladimir, Natasha, Boris, Sasha, Igor
- Russian RulersIvan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Nicholas II, Ivan III
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
- San AndreasCalifornia fault zone
- Andrew JacksonSeventh U.S. president
- San Andreas FaultCalifornia's primary tectonic boundary
- Andrew CarnegieScottish-American steel magnate
- Prince AndrewRoyal duke, monarch's son