Origin and Meaning of Adma

Red earth

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'adamah', which means 'earth' or 'soil', often interpreted as 'red earth'.

• In biblical contexts, Adma is mentioned as a city that was part of the Pentapolis of the plain, alongside Gomorrah and Sodom.
• Adma is relatively uncommon as a first name today, but it is sometimes used in Jewish communities.
• The name is often associated with the biblical narrative, symbolizing aspects of the land and fertility.
• Adma has not gained significant popularity in modern naming trends and remains largely a historical or biblical name.
• Variations of the name may include 'Adama' or related names like 'Adam', which also share a connection to earth.