Adamka as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Adamka

What is the meaning of the name Adamka ?

The baby name Adamka is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced ah-DAHM-kah (IPA: /aˈdamka/).

Adamka is in Origin.

Adamka is a tender diminutive of Adam used across Central and Eastern Europe, most prominently in Hungarian as Ádámka and in some Slavic settings as an affectionate byname. While chiefly a home-use nickname for boys, it has on occasion been recorded as a formal given name; the -ka ending signals endearment rather than gender in this context. The form also appears as a surname in the region.

The root is biblical Adam, from Hebrew adam “man, human” and adamah “ground, earth,” sometimes associated with adom “red,” yielding the sense “earth-born” or “man of red earth.” Related and regional variants include Adam, Ádám (Hungarian standard), Adámek/Adamek (Czech/Polish), Adamko (Slovak), Adaś (Polish), and Adi. Diminutive cognates function similarly in Yiddish (e.g., Adamke). Adamka fits parents seeking a familiar, warm twist on a classic, with deep Abrahamic resonance and easy cross-language recognition.

⚙ Adamka is an extremely rare name. Across our dataset of national birth registries and international name records, Adamka appears only 3 times in total — found in 3 countries. If you're considering it, you'd be giving your child a name almost nobody else has.