Andorian Name Generator

Andorian names on screen are short and sharp: Shran, Talas, Tarah, Telev, Keval, Thelin. Star Trek: Enterprise established the sound of the language, with heavy use of Th, Sh, K and hard final consonants, and only occasionally a longer form such as Thy'lek Shran or the Aenar names Jhamel, Lissan and Gareb. Later series kept the pattern with names like Ryn (Discovery) and Hemmer (Strange New Worlds), while Lower Decks introduced Jennifer Sh'reyan, quietly bringing a novel-verse convention onto television.

That convention comes from the Deep Space Nine relaunch novels, where Andorians have four sexes and a family name carries a prefix showing which one a person is: th' for thaan, ch' for chan, sh' for shen and zh' for zhen. Full names run given name plus prefixed clan name, as in Thirishar ch'Thane, Thavanichent th'Dani or Charivretha zh'Thane, and long given names are shortened for everyday use (Thirishar becomes Shar, Vindizhei becomes Dizhei). Aenar names tend to be softer and more vowel-led than mainstream Andorian ones.

Both styles appear above, so you can pick a curt canon-style name for a Starfleet officer or a full clan name for a novel, Star Trek Adventures campaign or Star Trek Online captain.