Adam

From the Hebrew name Adám, derived from the word adamah meaning earth or ground, with a possible additional connection to adom meaning red, referring to the reddish color of earth or clay. In the Book of Genesis, Adam is the name of the first man created by God from the dust of the ground, making it one of the most culturally widespread names in the world across Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Its use has remained continuous throughout history, carried by numerous saints, scholars, and rulers across many cultures. Related forms include Ádám in Hungarian and Adəm in Azerbaijani.