Male Name
Adam
ˈæd.əm
a.dɑ̃
ˈaː.dam
ˈa.dam
ˈaː.dɑm
ˈɑː.dam
ɐ.ˈdam
ə.ˈðam
ˈʔaː.dam
Overview
Gender
masculine
Origin
Categories
Ace Attorney characters
American Horror Story characters
angels
Babysitters Club characters
ballet
bass guitarists
Beetlejuice characters
Bewitched characters
biblical patriarchs
body parts
Writing Systems
АдамRussianUkrainianSerbianMacedonian
Αδάμ, ΆνταμGreek
אָדָםHebrew
آدمArabic
ადამGeorgian
އާދަމްDhivehi
ἈδάμAncient Greek
Characteristics
How people perceive this name
Overall Rating
80/100
classic120%
mature80%
formal80%
natural80%
wholesome120%
strong140%
refined100%
simple100%
serious65%
Meaning & Etymology
Adam is the Hebrew word for 'man'. It is derived from the Hebrew word אדם (ʾaḏam), which means 'to be red', referring to the ruddy color of human skin, or from the Akkadian word adamu, meaning 'to make'. According to the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament, Adam was the first human created by God from the earth (Hebrew: אֲדָמָה, ʾaḏama, meaning 'earth'). Adam and Eve, the first humans, lived in the Garden of Eden until they ate the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, le...
Etymology
Original Form:
אדם (ʾaḏam)
Evolution:
From Hebrew 'to be red' or Akkadian 'to make'
Source:
Hebrew and Akkadian languages