With roots in Hebrew—where it means “jewel” or “ornament”—and in Sanskrit—where it evokes “beginning” or “first”—Adi carries a sense of brightness and promise. Pronounced AH-dee in English (/ˈɑ.di/) or ah-DEE in Hebrew (/ɑːˈdiː/), this gentle, unisex name feels both timeless and fresh, like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, and its effortless rolloff means there’s no risk of tripping over syllables during those bleary-eyed diaper changes. Though it has hovered just outside the top 800 in recent years, Adi’s subtle charm speaks volumes: it suggests a child destined to shine quietly, bringing grace and new beginnings wherever life leads.
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