Adam (name)
Adam is a male given name and a family name .
Origin and meaning
Adam is the Hebrew word for "first fruits" and ,, the taken of red earth man "and refers to the Tanakh the first man. In Gen 2.7, this name is placed in relation to the Hebrew word adamah for the earth, out of his" dust "(Hebrew afar) man was formed by God. Probably one can trace adam and adama back to the basic meaning" skin, surface ".
Name days
Name day is the
- 15th of August
- penultimate Sunday in Advent (orthodox)
- December 19 (Protestant)
- December 24th (Protestant, Catholic)
variants
- Adamo
- Adams
- Adamus
- Ádám (Hungarian)
- Adán (Spanish)
- Adão (Portuguese)
- Addams
- Adem (Albanian, Arabic, Turkish)
- Adom (Rhaeto-Romanic)
- Adomas (Lithuanian)
- Hadam (Sorbian)
Name bearer
- Adam, biblical figure, see Adam and Eve
- Adam Qadmon , original man in the Kabbalistic teaching
Single name
- Adam I (Bethsan) , French crusader
- Adam I (Taqali) , ruler of the Taqali Kingdom
- Adam I. de Beaumont († 1190), French nobleman
- Adam I. von Neuhaus ( Adam I. z Hradce ; 1494–1531), Bohemian nobleman
- Adam II (Bethsan) (around 1107 – before 1161), Lord of Bethsan in the Kingdom of Jerusalem
- Adam II (Taqali) , ruler of the Taqali kingdom
- Adam II of Neuhaus (1546–1596), Bohemian nobleman
- Adam III (Bethsan) , Lord of Bethsan
- Adam of Kilconquhar († 1271), Scottish nobleman
- Adam (painter) († 1596), Polish painter
- Adam (Voivode) , Voivode of Sandomierz and Castellan of Krakow
- Adam (Bishop) († 1222), Bishop of Caithness
- Adam de Villebéon († 1235), Lord of Villebon, Grand Chamberlain of France
- Adam z Wągrowca († 1629), Polish organist, composer and Cistercian monk
- Adam, 2nd Earl of Angus , Scottish nobleman
- Adam von Bochinia († 1514), Polish doctor and humanist
- Adam von Bremen (around 1050-1081 / 1085), German chronicler
- Adam von Ebrach († 1166), German Cistercian monk, abbot of Ebrach
- Adam von Fulda († 1505), German composer and music theorist
- Adam von Rottweil , printer
- Adam of St. Viktor († 1146), poet and composer
- Adam of Württemberg (1792–1847), Prince of Württemberg, general of the cavalry
- Adam from Cracow († before June 5, 1520), painter
- Adam from Lublin , painter
- Adam from Wilna († 1517), office secretary of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and later canon in Vilnius
- Adam FitzRoy , illegitimate son of King Edward II of England
- Adam Wenzel (1574–1617), Duke of Teschen (1579–1617)
First name
- Adam Adrio (1901–1973), German musicologist and university professor
- Adam Ant (born 1954), British lead singer
- Adam Armstrong (born 1997), English football player
- Adam Beach (born 1972), Canadian actor
- Adam Beck (1857-1925), Canadian politician and hydropower plant manager ( Sir Adam Beck power plant )
- Adam Copeland (born 1973), Canadian wrestler
- Adam Cracknell (* 1985), Canadian ice hockey player
- Adam Darski (* 1977), Polish musician
- Adam Elsheimer (1578–1610), German painter and draftsman
- Adam F (* 1972), English jungle and drum and bass DJ and music producer
- Adam Ferguson (1723-1816), British historian
- Adam Friedman (born 1981 or 1982), American poker player
- Adam Geibel (1855–1933), German-American composer and music publisher
- Adam Gontier (* 1978), Canadian rock singer
- Adam Green (* 1981), American singer and song writer
- Adam Green (director) (* 1975), American film director and screenwriter
- Adam de la Halle (1237–1286 / 1287), French poet and composer
- Adam Hanuszkiewicz (1924–2011), Polish actor and theater director
- Adam Hochschild (* 1942), American journalist and writer
- Adam Horovitz (* 1966), American musician and producer
- Adam Irigoyen (* 1997), American actor and voice actor
- Adam Jaskolka (* 1979), German actor, singer and director
- Adam Jende (1861–1918), Latvian pastor and evangelical martyr
- Adam Kehrle , see Brother Adam (1898–1996), German modern beekeeper and breeder of the Buckfast bee
- Adam Kraft († 1509), German sculptor
- Adam Johann von Krusenstern (1770–1846), Russian admiral
- Adam Kuckhoff (1887–1943), German dramaturge, writer and resistance fighter
- Adam Lamberg (* 1984), American actor
- Adam von Lebenwaldt (1624–1696), Austrian epigrammatist and teacher of medicine
- Adam Levine (* 1979), American singer and guitarist
- Adam Lönn (* 1991), Swedish handball player
- Adam Małysz (* 1977), Polish ski jumper
- Adam Masina (* 1994), Italian football player
- Adam Michnik (* 1946), Polish essayist, publicist and anti-communist dissident
- Adam Mickiewicz (1798–1855), Polish poet
- Adam Heinrich Müller (1779–1829), German state and social theorist
- Adam Friedrich Oeser (1717–1799), German painter and sculptor
- Adam Olearius (1603–1671), German writer
- Adam Opel (1837–1895), German industrialist
- Adam von Perseigne (* around 1145; † 1221), French Cistercian abbot (from 1188 in Perseigne) and theological writer
- Adam Marian Pete (* 1966), German painter
- Adam Rapacki (1909–1970), Polish politician
- Adam Ries ( Adam Riese ; 1492–1559), German arithmetic master
- Adam Rudolph (* 1955), American percussionist and composer
- Adam Sandler (* 1966), American comedian and actor
- Adam Sedgwick (1785–1873), British geologist
- Adam Skoneczny , Polish pool player
- Adam Smith (1723–1790), British economist
- Adam Stefanów (* 1994), Polish snooker player
- Adam Stegerwald (1874–1945), Prussian politician
- Adam Struzik (* 1957), Polish politician
- Ádám Szalai (* 1987), Hungarian football player
- Adam Thielen (* 1990), American football player
- Adam von Trott zu Solz (1909–1944), German lawyer, diplomat and resistance fighter
- Adam Wagner (? –1594), German sculptor
- Adam Weishaupt (1748–1830), German philosopher
- Adam Yates (cyclist) (* 1992), British cyclist
- Adam Young (* 1986), American singer in the group Owl City
family name
A.
- Abdikarim Yusuf Adam († 2015), Somali general
- Abu Adam (Imam) ( Abu Adam Hesham Shashaa ), Egyptian scholar of Islam and activist of Palestinian origin
- Abu Adam (* 1980), German convert, preacher and Islamist activist, see Sven Lau
- Adel Mukhtar Adam (* 1986), Sudanese football referee
- Adolf Adam (theologian) (1912–2005), German theologian and liturgist
- Adolf Adam (computer scientist) (1918–2004), Austrian computer scientist
- Adolphe Adam (1803-1856), French composer
- Ahmed Adam (athlete) (born 1966), Sudanese marathon runner
- Ahmed Adam (swimmer) (* 1987), Sudanese swimmer
- Albert Ádám (* 1975), Hungarian installation artist
- Albert Eugen Adam (1855–1921), German librarian
- Albrecht Adam (1786–1862), German painter
- Alexander Adam (philologist) (1741–1809), British classical philologist
- Alexander Adam (composer) (1853–1917), German composer and choir director
- Alexander Adam (athlete) (* before 1987), German light athlete
- Alfons Adam (* 1944), Austrian lawyer and politician
- Alfred Adam (medic) (1888–1956), German medic
- Alfred Adam (theologian) (1899–1975), German Protestant theologian
- Alfred Adam (actor) (1908–1982), French actor and screenwriter
- Anastasius Adam (1795–1848), Swiss clergyman
- André Adam (sociologist) (1911–1991), French sociologist and ethnologist
- André Adam (diplomat) (1936-2016), Belgian diplomat
- Andreas Adam (1699–1746), German architect
- Anna Adam (* 1963), German painter and set designer
- Antoine Adam (1899–1980), French Romance studies and literary scholar
- Any Adam (* 2000), German soccer player
- August Adam (theologian) (1888-1965), German priest, theologian and politician (CSU)
- August Wilhelm Theodor Adam (1833–1886), German musician
- Auguste de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam (1838–1889), French writer
- Axel Adam-Müller (* 1967), German economist and university professor
B.
- Baki Adam (* 1962), Turkish religious scholar and writer
- Barbara Adam (* 1945), British social scientist
- Bashir Adam (* 1987), German Taekwondoin
- Benno Adam (1812-1892), German painter
- Bernd Adam (teacher) (* 1941), German teacher and Germanist
- Bernd Adam (building historian) (* 1964), German building researcher and building historian
- Bernhard Adam (* before 1958), German business journalist and editor-in-chief
- Bill Adam (* 1946), Canadian racing car driver
- Birgit Adam (* 1971), German literary and communication scholar
- Brian Adam (1948-2013), Scottish politician
- Bruno Adam (1846–1918), German architect and construction clerk
C.
- Carl Ferdinand Adam (1806–1868), German music teacher, cantor, choir director and composer
- Carl Wilhelm Adam (entrepreneur, 1830) (1830–1910), German entrepreneur
- Carl Wilhelm Adam (entrepreneur, 1860) (1860–1933), German entrepreneur
- Charles Adam (Admiral) (1780-1853), British admiral
- Charles Adam (politician) (1848–1917), Alsatian politician
- Charlie Adam (soccer player, 1919) (1919–1996), Scottish soccer player
- Charlie Adam (soccer player, 1962) (1962–2012), Scottish soccer player
- Charlie Adam (soccer player, 1985) (born 1985), Scottish soccer player
- Christian Adam (artist) (* 1941), German artist
- Christian Adam (Germanist) (born Christian Härtel ; * 1966), German photographer and Germanist
- Christian Adam (soccer player) (* 1983), German soccer player
- Claude Adam (* 1958), Luxembourg politician
- Claus Adam (1917–1983), American cellist, music teacher and composer
- Curt Adam (1875–1941), German ophthalmologist, university professor and publicist
D.
- David Adam (clergyman) (1936-2020), English clergyman and author
- David Adam (diplomat) (* 1941), Canadian diplomat
- David Adam (artist) (* 1970), German visual artist
- Dieter Adam (production designer) (* 1931), German production designer
- Dieter Adam (physician) (* 1935), German physician
- Dieter Adam (author) (1941–2019), German musician, writer and playwright
- Dietrich Adam (economist) (* 1936), professor of industrial and hospital management
- Dietrich Adam (* 1953), German actor
E.
- Edmund Adam (1894–1958), German chess player
- Emil Adam (1843–1924), German painter
- Emil Adam (ceramist) (1859–1918), Austrian ceramist and university professor
- Éric Adam (* 1966), Belgian comic book author
- Ernest Adam (1868–1926), Polish banker and politician
- Ernst Adam (writer) (1879-1919), German writer
- Ernst Adam (priest) (1884–1955), German Roman Catholic clergyman
- Euchar Adam (1748–1830), German theologian
- Eugen Adam (1817–1880), German painter
F.
- François Adam (cyclist) , Belgian cyclist
- François Gaspard Adam (1710–1761), French sculptor
- François-Nestor Adam (1903–1990), Swiss clergyman, Bishop of Sion
- Frank Adam , pseudonym of Karlheinz Ingenkamp (1925–2015), German educator and writer
- Frank Adam (librettist) (* 1968), Belgian librettist and writer
- Frank Adam (inline skater) (* around 1983), German inline skater
- Franz Adam (painter) (1815–1886), German painter and lithographer
- Franz Adam (singer) (1873–1907), German opera singer (bass)
- Franz Adam (conductor) (1885–1954), German conductor
- Frédéric Adam (composer) ( Friedrich Adam ; 1904–1984), French (Alsatian) conductor and composer
- Frédéric Adam (* 1973), French football player
- Frederick Adam (1784-1853), British general
- Friedrich Adam (1847–1928), German architect and painter
- Fritz Adam (SA member) (1889–1945), German SA chief and politician (NSDAP)
- Fritz Adam (journalist) (1906–1945), German journalist and poet
G
- Gaël Adam (* 1986), Mauritian swimmer
- Georg Adam (painter) (1784–1823), German painter and draftsman
- George Adam (* 1969), Scottish politician
- Gerhard Adam (piano maker) (1797–1879), German piano maker
- Gerhard Adam (physician) (* 1959), German radiologist
- Gerold Adam (1933–1996), German biophysicist
- Gordon Adam (politician) (born 1934), British politician
- Gordon Adam (rower) (1915-1992), American rower
- Gottfried Adam (* 1939), German Protestant theologian
- Graeme Mercer Adam (1839-1912), Canadian writer and editor
- György Ádám (1922–2013), Hungarian physician and university rector
H
- Hanide Adam (1946–2014), Austrian rally driver
- Hans Adam (executioner) (1628 / 29–1675), German executioner
- Hans Adam (naval officer) (1883–1948), German naval officer
- Hans Adam (fighter pilot) (1886–1917), German fighter pilot
- Hans Adam (fighter pilot) (1921–1945), German fighter pilot
- Hans Adam (soccer player) , German soccer player
- Hans Adam (resistance fighter) (1894–1942), German worker and resistance fighter against National Socialism
- Hans Adam (zoologist) (1925-2013), Austrian zoologist
- Hansgünther Adam (1924–2015), German journalist
- Hans Heinrich Adam (1919–2007), German painter
- Hans Karl Adam (1915–2000), German TV chef
- Harry Adam (* 1923), German soccer player
- Heinrich Adam (painter) (1787–1862), German painter and etcher
- Heinrich Adam (architect) (1839–1905), German-Austrian architect
- Heinrich Adam (resistance fighter) (1908–1997), German resistance fighter
- Helen Adam (1909–1993), American author and artist
- Hella Adam (* 1942), German classical philologist
- Helmut Adam (* 1973), German bartender, author and entrepreneur
- Henri-Georges Adam (1904–1967), French painter, printmaker and sculptor
- Henry Adam (born 1964), British playwright
- Herbert Adam (* 1951), German painter and graphic artist
- Herman Adam (born 1965), Mexican athlete
- Hermann Adam (* 1948), German economist and political scientist
- Horst Adam (* 1939), Sorbian journalist, writer and publicist
I.
- Ingrid Adam (* 1945), German athlete
- Ivo Adam (* 1977), Swiss chef and author
J
- Jacob-Sigisbert Adam (1670–1747), French sculptor
- Jacques Adam (1663–1735), French scholar, translator and member of the Académie française
- Jacques de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam († 1472), French nobleman and military man
- Jakob Adam (clergyman) (1568–1618), German Reformed preacher
- Jakob Adam (graphic artist) (1748–1811), Austrian engraver
- Jakob Adam (politician) (1797–1865), Swiss politician and lawyer
- Jakob Joseph Adam (1828–1888), Swiss politician
- James Adam (architect) (1732–1794) British architect
- James Adam (classical philologist) (1860-1907), British classical philologist
- Jean Adam (cabinet maker) , French cabinet maker
- Jean Adam (poet) (1704–1765), Scottish poet
- Jean de l'Isle-Adam (1500–1572), French nobleman and military man
- Jean de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam (around 1384–1437), French nobleman and officer
- Jean-Édouard Adam (1768–1807), French physicist and chemist
- Jean-Paul Adam (* 1977), Seychellois swimmer
- Jiří Adam (* 1950), Czechoslovak modern pentathlon
- Johann Adam (composer) (1704–1779), German composer and violist
- Johann Adam (pastor) (1867–1936), German spiritual inspector and Protestant pastor
- Johann Jakob Adam (around 1720–1791), German silver worker, artisan, silversmith and goldsmith
- Johannes Adam (pastor) (before 1591 – after 1628), German pastor
- Johann Adam (pastor) (1867–1936), German Protestant pastor and church historian
- Johannes Adam (fencer) (also Johann Adam ; 1871– ??), German fencer
- Johannes Adam (biologist) (* 1923), German biostatistician and university professor
- John Adam (architect) (1721–1792), Scottish architect
- John Adam (Governor General) (1779-1825), British civil servant
- Jonny Adam (* 1984), British racing driver
- Josef Adam (painter) (1883–1953), German painter
- Joseph Adam (athlete) (* 1965), Seychellois athlete
- Joseph August Adam (writer) (also Josef August Adam ; - after 1846), German landlord and writer
- Joseph August Adam (composer) (also Josef August Adam ; 1817–1891), Austrian composer
- Juliette Adam (1836–1936), French writer and suffragette
- Julius Adam (painter, 1821) (1821–1874), German painter, lithographer and photographer
- Julius Adam (painter, 1852) (1852–1913), German painter and lithographer
- Julius Adam (physician) (1862-1942), German physician and association official
- Julius Adam (painter, 1895) (1895–1969), German painter
K
- Karl Adam (medic) (1809-1887), German medic
- Karl Adam (1848–1917), Alsatian politician, see Charles Adam (politician)
- Karl Adam (writer) (1849-1916), German writer
- Karl Adam (theologian) (1876–1966), German theologian
- Karl Adam (lawyer) (1899-1943), German lawyer and political official (NSDAP)
- Karl Adam (rowing trainer) (1912–1976), German rowing trainer
- Karl Adam (soccer player) (1924–1999), German soccer player
- Karl Dietrich Adam (1921–2012), German paleontologist
- Karl Richard Adam (1899–1981), German precision mechanic and member of parliament
- Ken Adam (1921–2016), German-British production designer
- Klaus Adam (banker) , managing director of Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz
- Klaus Adam (basketball player) (* 1942), German basketball player
- Klaus Adam (economist) (* 1970/71), German economist
- Konrad Adam (* 1942), German journalist and publicist
- Konrad Adam (painter) (* 1964), Austrian painter
- Krisztina Ádám (* 1981), Hungarian badminton player
- Kurt Adam (1897–1973), German officer
L.
- Lambert-Sigisbert Adam (1700–1759), French sculptor
- Lawrence Adam (1908-1941), Dutch football player
- Leonhard Adam (1891–1960), German ethnologist
- Leonie Adam (* 1993), German trampoline gymnast
- Louis Adam (1758–1848), French composer
- Ludwig Adam (philologist) (1842–1927), German classical philologist, author and high school teacher
- Ludwig Adam (* 1949), Austrian musician
- Luitpold Adam the Elder (1888–1950), German painter
- Luke Adam (* 1990), Canadian ice hockey player
M.
- Maja Adam Ilić (* 1979), Serbian volleyball player
- Marcel Adam (* 1951), Lorraine songwriter
- Marcel Adam (badminton player) (* 1995), German badminton player
- Marcus Adam (* 1968), British athlete and bobsledder
- Margarete Adam (1885–1946), German university professor and victim of National Socialism
- Marianne Adam (* 1951), German athlete
- Marika Adam (* 1954), German actress
- Max Adam (Admiral) (1894–1978), German Rear Admiral (Ing.)
- Max Adam , pseudonym of the German writer Gerd Müller (* 1952)
- Maximilian Adam (* 1998), German ice hockey player
- Melchior Adam (around 1575–1622), German literary historian
- Michael Adam (painter) (1865–1915), German painter
- Michael Adam (politician) (* 1984), German politician (SPD)
- Michal Bat-Adam (* 1945), Israeli actress, director and screenwriter
- Mihai Adam (1940-2015), Romanian football player
- Mike Adam ( Michael B. Adam ; * 1981), Canadian curler
- Miroslav Konštanc Adam (* 1963), Slovak religious priest, theologian and legal scholar
- Moustafa Adam (* 1968), Egyptian modern pentathlon
- Muna Jabir Adam (* 1987), Sudanese hurdler
N
- Nic Adam (1881– ??), gymnast from Luxembourg
- Nicolas Sébastien Adam (1705–1778), French sculptor
- Noelle Adam (born 1933), French actress
- Norbert Adam (* 1931), Austrian sports official and journalist
O
- Olivier Adam (* 1974), French writer and screenwriter
- Olivier Adam , French UN diplomat
- Omer Adam (* 1993), American-Israeli singer
- Otto Adam (painter) (1901–1973), German painter
- Otto Adam (medic) (1903–1967), German concentration camp doctor.
- Otto Adam (resistance fighter) (1909–1943), German resistance fighter
- Otto Adam (fencer) (1909–1977), German fencer
P
- Patricia Adam (* 1953), French politician
- Patrizia Adam (* 1962), Swiss politician (CVP) and Cantonal Councilor
- Paul Adam (bookbinder) (1849–1931), German bookbinder
- Paul Adam (writer, 1862) (1862-1920), French writer
- Paul Adam (writer, 1958) (born 1958), British writer
- Peter Adam (director) (* 1945), German director and screenwriter
- Peter R. Adam (* 1957), German film editor
- Petra Adam-Ferger (* 1944), German politician (SPD)
- Philipp Ludwig Adam (1813–1893), German entrepreneur and politician
- Philippe de Villiers de l'Isle-Adam (1464–1534), French nobleman and Grand Master of the Order of Malta
- Pierre Adam (* 1924), French racing cyclist
R.
- Reinhold Adam (* 1602), theologian and educator
- Richard Adam (politician, 1877) (1877–1942), German clergyman and politician (center)
- Richard Adam (politician, 1913) (1913–?), German politician (CDU)
- Richard Adam (singer) (1930–2017), Czech singer
- Richard Adam (tax advisor) (* 1957), English tax advisor
- Richard Benno Adam (1873–1937), German painter
- Rita Adam (* 1969), Swiss ambassador
- Robert Adam (architect) (1728–1792), British architect
- Robert Adam (writer) (1877–1961), actually Robert Adam Pollak, Austrian writer and judge
- Ronald Adam (soccer player) (* 1958), German soccer player
- Ronald Forbes Adam (1885–1982), British general
- Rudolf Adam (architect) (1883–1942), German architect
- Rudolf Adam (diplomat) (* 1948), German diplomat
- Rudolf Bernhard Adam (1886– ??), German painter
- Rudolph Adam (1847-1894), German architect
- Russ Adam (* 1961), Canadian ice hockey player and coach
S.
- Sándor Ádám (1892– ??), Hungarian water polo player
- Serge Adam (* 1957), French jazz musician
- Shuaib Adam (* 1953), Kenyan marksman
- Siegfried Adam (1943–2012), German painter and graphic artist
- Stefan Adam (* 1973), German handball player and manager
- Stephan Adam (* 1954), German composer
- Suzane Adam (* 1952), Israeli author, game inventor and illustrator
T
- Teresa Adam (* 1990), New Zealand triathlete
- Theo Adam (1926–2019), German singer (bass baritone) and director
- Theodor Adam (1893–1963), Austrian painter
- Thomas Adam (clergyman) (1701–1784) British Anglican clergyman and religious writer
- Thomas Adam (musician) (* 1952), Swiss musician and singing therapist
- Thomas Adam (historian, 1967) (* 1967), German historian and museum director
- Thomas Adam (Historian, 1968) (* 1968), German historian and university professor
- Thomas Adam (badminton) , French badminton player and youth national coach
- Tony Adam (* 1986), German diver
U
- Udi Adam (* 1958), Israeli major general
- Ulrich Adam (* 1950), German politician (CDU)
- Ursula Adam (1922–1979), German journalist and poet
- Uwe Dietrich Adam (1940–1987), German historian
V
- Victor Adam (1801–1866), French painter
W.
- Waldemar Adam (* 1937), German-American chemist
- Walter Adam (journalist) (1886–1947), Austrian journalist and politician
- Walter Adam (architect) (1891–1957), Swiss architect
- Walter Adam (pastor) (1900–1951), German clergyman
- Walter Adam (entrepreneur) (1907–1980), German entrepreneur
- Walter Adam (politician, 1944) (* 1944), German politician and teacher
- Walther Adam (1881–1964), German industrialist and art collector
- Werner Adam (1935–2009), German journalist and Germanist
- Wiebke Adam-Schwarz (* 1968), German actress
- Wilfrid Adam (* 1947), German politician (SPD)
- Wilhelm Adam (architect) (1872 – after 1894), German architect
- Wilhelm Adam (General, 1877) (1877–1949), German Colonel General
- Wilhelm Adam (General, 1893) (1893–1978), German general and politician (NSDAP, DVP, NDPD)
- Wilhelm Adam (politician, 1905) (1905–1991), German politician (SED)
- Wilhelm Adam (politician, 1906) (1906–1989), German district administrator
- William Adam (architect) (1689–1748), Scottish architect and stonemason
- William Adam (theologian) (1796-1881), Scottish-American priest and theologian
- William Adam (biologist) (1909–1988), Belgian biologist
- William Adam (musician) (1917–2013), American trumpeter and university professor
- William Adam of Blair Adam (1751–1839), Scottish lawyer and politician
- William Augustus Adam (1865–1940), British officer and politician
- William Patrick Adam (1823-1881), British politician
- Willibald Adam (1873–1935), German religious, abbot of Metten
- Wolfgang Adam (* 1949), German Germanist and university lecturer
Individual evidence
- ↑ Cf. Claus Westermann: Genesis (Biblical Commentary AT I1) . Neukirchen-Vluyn 3rd edition 1983, p. 275.
Web links
Wikiquote: Adam - Quotes
Wiktionary: Adam - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
