Genesis:
Adam was formed from the dust of the earth when ruah Adonai, the breath of life ( the breath from God), transformed the dust into a living soul.
Source of name of Adam:
www.blashon.com
"I'm sure many people have noticed the connection between the words adom, adam אדם - man, dam דם blood and adama אדמה - soil / ground. Klein writes that they are indeed related, and provides the following development.
The first, most basic word is dam. Klein writes that it is "one of the few biradical nouns in Hebrew." (We've also seen delet and keshet among others.)
From dam we get adom - according to Klein meaning "the color of blood".
Adama (ground, soil, earth, land) derives from adom - originally meaning "the red arable ground".
Lastly, adam, Klein writes, properly means "the one formed from adama אדמה, the ground." He points out there is a similar development in Latin, where homo (man, source of "human") is related to humus (ground) - the source of exhume (to take out of the ground) and humble (lowly, "on the ground").
From adom, we get such words as odem אודם - lipstick, maadim מאדים - Mars (the red planet) and the nation of Edom."