Ádám

Ádám is a Hungarian masculine given name, the Hungarian form of the given name Adam. It is widely used in Hungary and among Hungarian-speaking communities. The name is derived from the Hebrew Adam, connected to the word adamah meaning earth or ground, and it is associated with the biblical figure of the first human in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions.

In Hungarian culture, Ádám is a traditional given name and appears in historical records as well as contemporary usage. It is commonly used for boys and can be paired with many family and religious names. A common diminutive is Ádi, and some speakers also use other affectionate forms.

Internationally, the name exists in many languages with local spellings, such as Adam (English), Adem (Turkish), and Adamo (Italian). The Hungarian Ádám is distinguished by the acute accent on the A, which signals a longer vowel sound in Hungarian pronunciation.

Name day: In Hungary, Ádám has an assigned name day in the traditional calendar, reflecting its cultural presence.

Notable people: The name is borne by numerous individuals in Hungary, including figures in sports, arts, science, and public life. See also Adam (name).