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Adamaris

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Adamaris is most likely a modern combination of the names Ada and Maris. Ada originates in Germanic languages and means "graceful and noble". It can be a diminutive of Adelaide or other names starting in Ada- or Ade-, for example Adeline. Ada was probably popularized by the Countess of Lovelace, George Gordon Byron's daughter. There were also several saints of this name.

Adamo

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Adamo is an Italian variant of Adam. Adam in Hebrew means 'man'. Adam was the name of the first human created by God and according to the Bible, God created him from the earth.

Adams

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Adams is a derivative of Adam. Adam in Hebrew means 'man'. Adam was the name of the first human created by God and according to the Bible, God created him from the earth. Adams is generally used only as a surname and is supposed to signify that the bearer of the name is from Adam, or a descendent of Adam.

Adao

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Adao is a Portuguese variant of Adam. Adam originates in Hebrew language and means "man". In the Bible, Adam is a figure from the Book of Genesis and supposedly the first human God created from the earth. He lived with Eve in the Garden of Eden until he ate a forbidden fruit and was expelled. In the US the popularity of Adam started growing in the 1960s and currently it is a very popular masculine given name not only in the English-speaking world, but in other languages as well.

Adda

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Adda is a Finnish diminutive of Adela. Adela originates in Germanic languages and means "graceful and noble". Saint Adela founded the monastery in Pfazel, France. She was a celebrated 7th century Frankish princess. She died on December 24, and until today that is her feast day.

Addai

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Addai, although not directly a derivative of Adam, is still related to it. In Hebrew it means 'ornament', but when applied as a name, it implies that the bearer is an ornament of God. In certain cases, it can also mean praiseworthy.