Anre name meaning

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Updated: May 30th, 2024
Gender: Boy
Origin: Hebrew, Arabic, Germanic, English, Old Greek and Old High German
Meaning: Graceful, Priceless, Gracious, Form of Anna, Home, Homeland, Rich, Powerful, Power, Composition from Rulers, Hard and Ruler
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What does Anre mean?

Anre is spelling variant of Anri. Anri is version of Annrika.

Variants of Anre

Anri, Annrika, Annarika

Middle Names for Anre

Eoghan, Zann, Gile, Kroy, Eamonn, view more middle names that goes with Anre

How popular is the name Anre?

Anre is a rare baby name in United States and may not be used now. Also, Anre is a familiar name in DR Congo and Indonesia. According to our findings, at least 400 people have been bestowed Anre around the globe.

YearRankBirths
198263855
[1] Source: Social Security Administration

Facts

Here's what numbers has to say about Anre

You are all about adventure and travel. Most people enjoy having you around. It takes a long time for someone to gain a special place in your heart. Your life interests change as you change, constantly. You would climb the highest rock if that's necessary to accomplish something you want badly. You believe life's to have fun. When it comes to love, you can't stand a monogamous relationship. You are the innovator, the one who organizes parties or sleepovers, and the initiator for doing unusual stuff.

Other names similar to Anre, for would be moms

  •  Cate - Unusual Cate is used mostly in Swedish, Norwegian and Danish, Cate means "Diminutive Form of Katherine or Pure" normally bestowed upon baby girls has its origin in Old Greek
  •  Jeno - Renowned and Evergreen boy name Jeno came from Hungarian and Old Greek. Jeno is form of Eugene in Hungarian language
  •  Ilektra especially is used in Greek, meaning of Ilektra is "Bernstein or The Shining"
  •  Cosmea - Majorly used in Greek, Cosmea means "Jewellery Basket or Flower Name"
  •  Saint-Ange - Saint-Ange's meaning is Messenger came from Greek

Famous people named Anre

We could not find any notable namesake.

Sources

  1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
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