Cain

Cain is a biblical name of Hebrew origin, known primarily from the story of Cain and Abel in the Bible. As the firstborn of Adam and Eve, Cain carries an aura of ancient history and religious significance. While the biblical tale of sibling rivalry adds a somber note, the name itself has a simple, strong sound that appeals to many. Cain has often been seen as a name that can be both serious and striking. For those who wish for a similar yet softer alternative, the spelling variation Caine or the name Kane can be considered.