Adamina

Adamina is a first name that is considered the feminine form of the biblical name Adam. The meaning of the name can be interpreted as 'the human from the red earth' or 'the child of the red earth.'

What does the name Adamina mean?

Adamina is considered a feminine derivative of the biblical name Adam. The meaning is 'the human from the red earth' or 'the child of the red earth.' The origin of the name is Hebrew. It derives from the three Hebrew terms adamah, meaning 'the red earth' or 'the soil,' as well as adam, meaning 'the human,' and adom, meaning 'red.' Male variants include Adami and Adamie.

Where does the name Adamina come from?

The name Adamina comes from ancient Hebrew and carries the meaning 'the child of the red earth' or 'the human from the red earth.' The word's origin consists of adamah = the red earth, the soil (Hebrew), adam = the human (Hebrew), and adom = red (Hebrew). Languages: English, Italian.

How do you pronounce Adamina?

The pronunciation of Adamina is four syllables and even. The name is generally pronounced as 'A-da-mi-na' [a.daˈmiːna], starting with an open 'a' sound. The middle syllables flow harmoniously into one another. The gentle '-na' at the end gives the name a pleasant conclusion. Adamina thus appears soft, balanced, and friendly – a name with a calm movement and a melodious fullness.

Popularity

In Germany, Adamina is a rare first name. So far, it has never appeared in the German first name charts. In 2024, the name reached its best placement in Poland at 703rd place in the first name charts. In the last ten years, Adamina has been given as a first name there less than 10 times, placing it at 1,136th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2000 and 2024, it ranks 1,282nd in Poland.

Nicknames & pet names

Ada / Mina