Adom

For the little one unafraid of hitting the ground running, there’s Adom. This masculine title is a variant of Adam found in the Romansh and Rohingya languages. While Romansh is spoken in parts of Switzerland and Rohingya in Myanmar, these geographically distinct languages share this moniker in common. With Hebrew origins, Adam translates to "man," "earth," or "red earth," reminding your Adom that even when the path forward seems long and meandering, the destination will be worth the trek! In Akan, a Ghanaian language, the word adom means "grace," so giving baby this title could be a lovely way to celebrate the good things that are coming their way.