The Chinese word "安德鲁" is formed through a process of phonetic transliteration, where each character is selected solely for its sound to closely mimic the pronunciation of the English name "Andrew": "安" (ān) represents the "An" sound, "德" (dé) matches "de", and "鲁" (lǔ) approximates "rew", resulting in a sequence that audibly echoes the original name while adhering to Chinese syllable structure, a common practice for adapting foreign names into the language.