Pronunciation: [ˈandɹa͡ɪə] (IPA) 
The name "Andreya" is spelled with nine letters and is pronounced as [än-DRAY-uh]. The initial "A" is pronounced with an "ah" sound as in "father" followed by a stress on the second syllable "DRAY" which uses the "ay" diphthong as in "play." The final syllable "uh" is pronounced with a schwa sound, as in "sofa." The spelling of "Andreya" is unique and not commonly found, but it is a variant of the more common name "Andrea."
There is no widely recognized dictionary definition for the name "Andreya" specifically, as dictionaries predominantly focus on defining words rather than proper names. However, "Andreya" is generally regarded as a feminine given name that has its origins in several cultures, such as Greek, Slavic, and Croatian.
In Greek, "Andreya" is a derivation of the name "Andrea," which means "manly" or "brave." The Slavic variation of this name originates from the word "andrĭ," meaning "man" or "warrior." The Croatian version of "Andreya" is related to the name "Andrej," which is the Croatian form of "Andrew." "Andrew" is believed to have its roots in the Greek name "Andreas," and is often interpreted as meaning "man" or "masculine" as well.
As a personal name, Andreya typically denotes strength, courage, and masculinity. However, it should be noted that names can have different interpretations and associations based on cultural, historical, and personal contexts. Therefore, the perception of the name "Andreya" may vary depending on the individual or community it is associated with.
The name "Andreya" is a variant spelling of the name "Andrea". The name Andrea has a rich etymology. It is derived from the Greek name Andreas, which means "manly". The name ultimately comes from the Greek word "anēr", meaning "man". This name also has roots in other languages, such as the Latin name Andreas and the Old English name Andrew. Andrea is a unisex name, used for both males and females, but it is more commonly used for females in English-speaking countries. The spelling "Andreya" is likely a variation or adaptation of Andrea.
