Adam
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“man of the red earth”
Popularity Over Time
Births per million by decade (SSA data, 1960s–2020s)
The Story
The name Adam has deep roots in history, deriving from the Hebrew word 'adamah,' meaning earth or soil. As the first man in the Biblical creation narrative, Adam symbolizes beginnings and humanity, giving him a timeless appeal. Modern parents appreciate its classic yet approachable vibe, making it a strong choice that resonates across generations.
Names That Vibe With Adam
Adam Appears in These Lists
Classic & Timeless
Names that have stood the test of time — elegant, familiar, and never out of fashion.
Short & Sweet
Punchy names with 3–5 letters that pack a wallop. Easy to spell, impossible to forget.
Strong & Bold
Powerful names with warrior energy. For parents raising future leaders and trailblazers.
Biblical
Sacred names from Scripture — from Old Testament patriarchs to New Testament apostles.