This is also used in Norway, and it is also the word for "to change".
― Anonymous User 5/14/2008
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According to my Hungarian teacher, this is the oldest equivalent of Andrew. It is actually a pre-Christian name, unconnected to Andrew, though it is traditionally identified with it. Andras, the next oldest form, is genuinely derived from Andrew (or Andreas), and Andor was created to put a more Hungarian spin on it.