I know this question is not the question most people ask. No-one is concerned about the real names of the people in the Bible. I only read the easy ones and just skipped through the difficult ones back in the days.
It is only recent that I paid attention to names and how they always have meanings attached to them. Now, since I believe the Bible names have Bantu languages in origin, I kind of crack the code in some instances without any issues.
With some names I am still struggling because no meaning is given. But sometimes meanings are mismatched I suppose intentionally to deceive - I dont know.
But the real Adam and Eve names are as follows
Adam according to the bible means red. Knowing that there is no red person per se, but a person has something red called blood. I then applied southern africa bantu languages to see which one would fit.
Blood in Zulu/Xhosa - igazi - this word gazi is out
Blood in Sotho/Setswana/Sepedi - is madi
I hope you see what I see. Read madi backwards and you will get idam. For whatever reason the person who read madi may have read it from left to right because paleo Hebrew was written from right to left. After that they changed i to a.
So Adams real name was blood - madi but someone changed it to ADAM
What about Eve - what was Eve's real name the answer is the meaning again. Eve means mother of the living (Genesis 3:20)
Mother in Nguni/Setswana - is mama
Mother in Southern Sotho is mme
Youd ask how is mme - eve. I suspect the name first changed one m to e and then changed the remaining m to v. Like this M for E - M for V and leave the last E. Instead of mme you now have Eve. Quite a process to change this name though. And this is throughout the bible.I will take you through one or two names at a time.
If you are still not convinced that Bantu languages were used, you are free to use any other languages outside Bantu dialects. Your meaning should remain the same and also there should be at least one or two common letters between Hebrew and that language.
If you don't know any bantu languages, just use google translate
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