All around the world, Адам (Adam 
, آدم 
, Адам 
) is a prevalent principally masculine, but very infrequently girly first name. The forename Адам is habitual in Maldives, where it is a common masculine name, Morocco, where it is a common mostly boy's, but uncommonly feminine name, and Poland, where it is a common boy's name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, the name is most common in the United States, Nigeria, and Egypt. Likewise, Адам is the last name as well as the forename.
Адам is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!
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| Adam | Poland, Nigeria, Egypt, United States, Sudan |
| آدم | Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Iraq, Algeria |
| Адам | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria, Russia |
| Ádám | United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, United States, France |
A., Adama, Adamantios, Adamian, Adamo, Adamos, Adamová, Adams, Adamsová, Adamss, Adamus, Adamyan, Adan, Adaś, Adda, Addams, Addamu, Adhamh, Adomas, Adán, Dahm, Diamantis, Hadam, Smit, Von, Àdam, Ādams, Αδαμάντιος, Διαμαντής, Адама, Адамз, Адамо, Адамс, Адамус, Адамян, Адан, Адда, Аддамс, אדם, אדמה, אדמיאן, אדמס, آدامز, آدامو, ادم, アダマ, アダム, アダムス, アダモ, 亚当,
Адам is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Adam , the first man according to the Abrahamic creation and religions such as Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Torah; He-Man , the Fictional cartoon character, Masters of the Universe; Adam Strange , the DC comics fictional character, Krypton; Black Adam , the Comic book antihero, Black Adam and Beast , the character from the Beauty and the Beast, and in many other works.
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кисель, адам Polish noble, UA (b. 1600) |
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адам фрайтаг engineer, LT (b. 1608) |
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| адам вишневецкий Polish-Lithuanian szlachcic, BY (b. 1566) |
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| адам храптовіч BY (b. 1557) |
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| калиновский, адам UA (b. 1602) |
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| каменский, адам BY (b. 1635) |
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| адам черниговский RU (b. 1652) |
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| вейде адам адамович Russian general, RU (b. 1667) |
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олсуфьев, адам васильевич (1721-1784), RU (b. 1721) |
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нарушевич, адам станислав Polish noble, BY (b. 1733) |
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| адам адам Estonian translator, EE (b. 1683) |
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| адам крупскі Jesuit, professor, Catholic priest (1706-1748), LT (b. 1706) |
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адам станиславович ржевуский writer (1760-1825), BY (b. 1760) |
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адам иванович бистром Baltic German military personnel in Imperial Russian service, EE (b. 1774) |
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адам гюнтер фон хильдешейм LT (b. 1782) |
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