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the old Adam
the old Adam
The evil or reckless side of human nature, as attributed to the Biblical Adam (who disobeyed God's orders). I'm so sorry I yelled at you like that—the old Adam really got a hold of me there. The old Adam is in each of you, but do not succumb to it. Turn away from sin, children.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Millaray | | - | Native American, Mapuche |
| Eufemia | | e-oo-FE-myah (Spanish) | Italian, Spanish |
| Norton | | ['nɔ:tən] | |
| Erastus | | i-RAS-təs (English) | Biblical, Biblical Latin |
| Honorine | | - | French |
| Tarah | | TAHR-ə, TER-ə, TAR-ə | English (Modern) |