Andorran means “from Andorra” or “of Andorra,” and as a noun it means a person from that country. Andorra itself is a very small country in the Pyrenees, on the border between France and Spain, known for holidays and skiing. A bit more than 80,000 people lived there in 2014, and the capital is Andorra la Vella. So an Andorran skier is a skier from that little mountain country, and Andorran law is the law of that country. You use Andorran the way you use French or Spanish: as a label for people and for things that belong there. It is a normal, neutral word in news and geography. Though actually, because Andorra is so small, you will meet the country name far more often than this people-word — many English speakers can point to Andorra on a map before they have ever said Andorran out loud.

安道爾人；安道爾的