Andrue, of Germanic origin, means 'bold power'. This unique name gained prominence during the Middle Ages and was particularly popular among the nobility. It is composed of two elements: 'Andr', which likely derives from the Germanic god Andreas, and 'u', a shortened form of various Germanic names ending in '-win' or '-uin'. Andrue was a name used predominantly by men in the past, but it is now increasingly seen as unisex. Spelling variations include Andrew, Andreas, and Andre, reflecting its widespread usage across different cultures.
"The name Andrue experienced a significant rise in popularity between the late 1980s and mid-1990s, with a peak of 41 births in 1998. However, it has since declined considerably, with only 6 or 7 births annually from 2013 onwards."