υἱοθεσία (uihothesia) is probably the word you're looking for. It means, literally, 'to place as a son.'
τεκνίον (technion) is the koiné word that is generally translated as 'child.' παιδίον (paidion) is generally applied to small children or babies. The traditional word for 'son' is υἱός (uihos).
There is no specific biblical name that corresponds to "Jeffrey." It is a modern English name with no direct biblical roots.
The proper name, a brand name of electronics, is spelled Samsung.A similar name is the Biblical strongman, Samson.
"Henry" is an Old Germanic name meaning "home" and "rule". There is no similar name in the Bible.
Is Alvin a biblical name?
Is Alvin a biblical name?
One who is cut out of the womb; Aside from biblical meaning, the name can mean "long-hair" or "lots of hair"; it was a title also used by Roman emperors after Gaias Juius Caesar and his adopted son known as Augustus.
No Kasper is not a biblical name at all.
The Biblical name for Todd is not specifically mentioned in the Bible. It is a modern English name that does not have a direct Biblical equivalent.
The name kiwi is not in the Bible and has no biblical meaning
No, Fiona is not a biblical name. It has Scottish and Gaelic origins.
The name Gatlin does not have a specific biblical meaning as it is not found in the Bible. It is a modern English name of uncertain origin and meaning.
It appears that Gemail would be a very unique name as it is not listed as popular baby name in any country! A similar name is Gamaliel which is Hebrew in origin, and is considered to be a biblical name.