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From the Hebrew personal (forename). Also the given name of the first man, according to Genesis.
The etymology (history of this word) is uncertain, but it may have been derived from the Herbew word adama, which translates as 'earth', a link to the legend of the Greeks that Zeus created mankind from the earth. [1]
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Adams, Adcocks, Ad(de)kin, Addess, Ad(d)ey, Ad(d)ie, Addis, Addison, Ade, Ades, Adeson, Adkins, Adnett, Adnitt, Adye, Ai(t)kin, Atcock, Atkin, At(t)kins, At(t)kinson, Hadcock, Haddy, Hadkins
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Adanet, Ad(e)net, Ad(e)not, Adne
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Ai(t)chison, Aitken, Ked(d)ie, Keddy, Kiddie, Kiddy, McAd(d)ie, McCad(d)ie
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