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It's very religious sounding to me and also sort of basic and starting to sound out of fashion.

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Same category as Matthew, Andrew, only slightly more religious sounding.

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I don't think it's timeless, I associate it with men in their late 20s-50s.

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I associate Noah with younger boys. Noah sounds super trendy to me even though it is a classic name.

I’ve always thought it was very boring (due to someone I knew), but a new association totally changed that. I now see it as a tough and musculair name, yet good natured.

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I agree that Adam and Noah are quite similar (two syllables, early OT, timeless, multilingual)

It's alright. It's like a standard everyman name like Joshua, Andrew, and Jason. Very harmless. I can't picture a child named Adam though.

This message was edited 7/9/2021, 10:22 AM

Very dreary. Pretty much the Matthew of the Old Testament.

I like Adam. It's a sturdy & handsome name. Perfect for a firstborn son.

Its so boring to me, Noah is far nicer but I think thats just cause i associate Adam with old men like Adam Sandler age and vibe but Noah is like a cute kid or kind 20 something which is more pleasant ahah

I like it a lot, it's my brother's name.

I like it

There's nothing wrong with the name, it's just not a personal favorite and I find it a bit boring.

Adam is one of my favorite names. It was the name of a childhood friend, too, but I haven't talked to him in years. Anyway, it's easy to spell and recognizable in several languages, so it's a good travel name too.