Andersen is used as a family name or surname in many languages. It is 8 characters long in length.

Family Name / Last Name: Andersen
No. of characters: 8
Origin: Unknown
Meaning: Currently, no meaning found for Andersen

How popular is Andersen?

Despite the fact that the number of Andersen bearers increased by 7.884684 per cent in 2010 US census to 36150 since 2000, the surname slipped by 9 spots and ranked at 963. The last name was found in around 123 per 1 million population. Please refer to following table for race and ethnicity.

Race 2010 2000
White 94 95.51
Hispanic or Latino 2.63 1.72
Others 1.45 1.16
Black 0.82 0.57
Asian and Native Hawaiian
& Other Pacific Islander		 0.69 0.63
American Indian and Alaska Native 0.4 0.41

Comments

J
Jeffery Lenton
Andersen is a very common surname in the Scandinavian-speaking countries, meaning andre son of derivative ander, equivalent to andre and sen, suffix, marking the descent it is at the origin of a moniker that evoked the relationship.

Andersen Namesakes

    Eric Andersen, American singer and songwriter
    Kasper Andersen, Danish driver of motorsport
  • In 2019 drama film, Bergmál, Bent Kingo Andersen characterized N.
  • In 2012 documentary and family flick, Behold a Pale Horse: America's Last Chance, Andy Andersen characterized Juan Seguin.
  • In 2012 action and comedy flick, Killing Heat, Kim Andersen played Johnny Walker.
  • In 1916, Mette Andersen characterized the role of Cobbler's Wife in drama movie Elskovsbarnet.
  • In 2010 comedy, drama movie, The People You Know, Anne Wolfe Andersen played Kate.
  • Julie Brochorst Andersen, from 2012 drama, romance movie You & Me Forever, who characterized Laura.
  • In 2011, Christy Andersen played the role of Alison Meyer in drama, thriller flick Ecstasy.
  • In 1996 drama and horror film, Schizofrantic, Michael Andersen played Boy in Hell.
  • In 1917, Agnes Andersen characterized the role of N in romance movie Midnatssjælen.

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