Adam

From the Hebrew name Adamah, meaning earth or ground, Adam derives from the biblical figure described in Genesis as the first man, formed by God from the soil. The name spread widely through Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions, making it one of the most universally recognized given names in the world. It has been borne by numerous historical figures across many cultures, including several Scottish kings and the influential Scottish architect Robert Adam. Closely related forms include Ádám in Hungarian and Adəm in Azerbaijani.