The first name Andree
A unisex name from French.
2 syllables Unisex Also a surname
Meaning and origin
French origin
A female given name from French, anglicized from French Andrée.
From Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Popularity in the United States
Babies named Andree at birth, 1880–2025
In 2025, 23 boys born in the United States were named Andree, the 4,407th most popular boys’ name that year. It was used most in 1960, when 52 were.
GirlsBoys
3,034
babies named Andree since 1880
#4,407
rank in 2025
1960
peak year
US Social Security Administration, from applications for a Social Security card. A name is only published for a year when at least five babies were given it, so quieter years show as zero.
Famous people named Andree
25 on Wikidata, most written-about first
- Andrée ChedidFrench poet and novelist of Lebanese descent (1920-2011)
- Andrée BrunetFrench figure skater (1901–1993)
- Andrée De JonghBelgian resistance member (1916–2007)
- Andrée BlouinCentral African political activist, human rights advocate (1921-1986)
- Andrée PutmanFrench interior and product designer (1925–2013)
- Andrée Geulen-HerscoviciBelgian Righteous Among the Nations (1921–2022)
- Andrée TainsyBelgian actress (1911-2004)
- Andrée LachapelleFranco-Canadian actress, 1931–2019
- Andrée LafayetteFrench actress, 1903–1989
- Andrée TouréFirst Lady of Guinea (1934–2026)
- Andrée VaurabourgFrench pianist (1894–1980)
- Andrée A. MichaudCanadian writer (born 1957)
More French unisex names
Questions
- What is the origin of the name Andree?
- Andree comes from French.
- Is Andree a boy's or a girl's name?
- Both. Of the 3,034 US babies named Andree since 1880, 64% were girls and 36% boys.
- When was Andree most popular?
- 1960 in the United States, when 52 babies were named Andree, its highest rank at 1,542nd.
- Is Andree also a surname?
- Yes. Andree is used as a surname as well as a first name; its surname page has the origin and how many people carry it.