• hadyn,
• aqain,
• haydan,
• adain,
• ophan,
• erdmann,
• idion,
• indan,
• ardin,
• apaon,
• adnan,
• agaun,
• adiu,
• nadne,
• aciden,
• eaden,
• eading,
• addinga,
• addng,
• ocaean,
• aidans,
• adaline,
• abadon,
• atian,
• adeau,
• audobaun,
• adviar,
• addign,
• daan,
• caden,
• ahsan,
• anan,
• ocdean,
• agan,
• advane,
• idai,
• ashdown,
• avain,
• adam,
• itaian,
• odean,
• thatan,
• agetn,
• atain,
• acan,
• madian,
• awana,
• ordanry,
• madanna,
• aduance,
• madan,
• adas,
• apartn,
• edion,
• andan,
• urdan,
• usiaian,
• nahtan,
• audaince,
• attant,
• sadan,
• adron,
• atavan,
• asan,
• asain,
• arean,
• atannae,
• adui,
• avanu,
• ladan,
• idean,
• apain,
• agawn,
• adown,
• natan,
• adaut,
• adon,
• audance,
• auant,
• adar,
• anden,
• madona,
• ativan,
• adrain,
• itcan,
• adraine,
• attaion,
• leadan,
• uoand,
• adul,
• odanary,
• attane,
• idain,
• addin,
• adian,
• gaudian,
• aan,
• aditon

Adan is one of the most popular names in many countries around the world. It is derived from the Semitic root "adan", meaning "earth" or "man". In the Bible, Adan is the first man created by God, and is featured in many popular stories and legends. Adan is also the name of an Archangel in Islam and the Prophet Muhammad's favorite companion, who is said to have been 50 cubits tall. Throughout history, the name Adan has been used by kings and rulers as a symbolic representation of power and strength.