What is Irish Gaelic for Andrew?

Answer 1

Anndra

Answer 2

The Irish Gaelic for Andrew is "Aindriú." So, if you ever find yourself in Ireland and need to call out to your buddy Andrew, just remember to shout "Aindriú" and he'll come running (hopefully with a pint of Guinness in hand).

Answer 3

The Irish Gaelic equivalent for the name Andrew is "Aindriú." In Irish Gaelic, names are often translated phonetically rather than directly. Therefore, "Aindriú" is the closest Irish Gaelic version of the name Andrew.

Answer 4

Ah, Andrew in Irish Gaelic is "Aindriú." Such a lovely and unique name, just like a happy little tree in a peaceful meadow. Embrace the beauty of different languages and cultures, my friend. It's a wonderful way to connect with others and spread joy.

Answer 5

Aindriú is the Irish spelling of Andrew but it is pronounced the same way. Aindréas is also an Irish form of Andrew which is pronounced AHN-dray-is.

Answer 6

If you mean "What are the Gaelic equivalents of 'Andrew'?", the Irish version is Aindrias (or Aindriú) and the Scottish version is Anndra.

Answer 7

In Irish: AINDÍ;

in Scottish Gaelic: ...

Answer 8

Aindrias