Andrez is of Spanish origin, derived from the name 'Andrés', which itself is a derivative of the Greek name 'Andrew'. It means 'manly' or 'strong'. In Spain and Latin America, Andrez is often used as an alternate spelling to Andrés, reflecting regional variations in pronunciation and orthography. The name gained popularity during the Middle Ages due to Saint Andrew, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. Today, it's still widely recognized and used across various Spanish-speaking countries.
The name Andrez experienced significant fluctuations in popularity over the course of its recorded history, with a notable spike occurring in recent years. The total number of births bearing this name reaches 1130, indicating that it has been used consistently but not overwhelmingly throughout the past century.