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Adam in Chinese

In Chinese, Adam is written 亚当 (Yà dāng), the standard spelling used in Chinese books, films and news. If you would like a name with meaning, try 安德 (Ān dé): a Chinese-style name meaning peace and virtue.

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亚当

Yà dāng

Adam

3 ways to write Adam

Choose by sound or by meaning.

There is no single official spelling of an English name in Chinese. Here is what each option says, character by character.

Standard spellingMost used
亚当

Yà dāng

The standard Chinese spelling of Adam.

亚
yàAsia; a common name sound
当
dāngto serve as; a common name sound

Best when you want Chinese readers to see Adam straight away.

Name with meaning
安德

Ān dé

A Chinese-style name meaning peace and virtue.

安
ānpeace, calm
德
dévirtue

Close to the “A-dam” sound of Adam, and natural to a Chinese reader.

Single character
德

Dé

A single character meaning virtue.

德
dévirtue

Clean and minimal; reads well at any size.

About the name

Where Adam comes from.

Adam is the Hebrew word for “man”, probably related to adamah, “earth”. It is the name of the first man in the Book of Genesis.

Famous Adams in Chinese

  • Adam Smitheconomist, The Wealth of Nations亚当·斯密

Brush styles

亚当 in seven styles.

From calm regular script to fast cursive. Open the generator to try any of them with Adam.

About Adam in Chinese

What does the name Adam mean?

Adam is the Hebrew word for “man”, probably related to adamah, “earth”. It is the name of the first man in the Book of Genesis.

How do you say Adam in Chinese?

Adam is written 亚当 and pronounced Yà dāng. This is the standard spelling Chinese speakers use for the name. Best when you want Chinese readers to see Adam straight away.

What does 安德 mean?

安德 (Ān dé) is a Chinese-style name for Adam: a Chinese-style name meaning peace and virtue. 安 means “peace, calm”, 德 means “virtue”.

Which version of Adam is best for a tattoo?

亚当 is how Chinese speakers will read your name. 安德 is shorter and every character carries a meaning, which many people prefer for body art. Write it in a readable style such as Kaishu, and show it to a fluent reader before your appointment.