Adem

Meaning of Adem

Adem is a warm and spirited name, a Turkish twist on the timeless Adam, born from the Hebrew word “adamah,” meaning “earth” or “man.” In Turkish, it gently rolls off the tongue as ah-dem, offering an international flair that feels as inviting as a sunlit morning. In Anglo-American circles, parents are drawn to its blend of ancient roots and modern simplicity—though modest in the U.S. (with roughly forty newborn Adems joining the ranks each year and a spot in the high 800s), it carries a quiet confidence, like a single star sparking hope on a dark night. Evoking an earthy connection and the promise of new beginnings, Adem is short enough to avoid playground mispronunciations yet rich enough to inspire a lifetime of stories—perfect for a little one destined to leave big footprints.

Pronunciation

Turkish

  • Pronunced as ah-dem (/a'dem/)

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