Ado
[ˈɑːdoʊ]Meaning
Estonian vernacular form of Aadam and Aadolf; also an English noun meaning fuss or commotion
Background Story
Ado is recorded as a given name in Estonian, Bosnian, Germanic, Slovak, East Frisian and Yoruba, according to user-submitted entries. In Estonian it is a vernacular form of Aadam (Adam) and Aadolf (Adolph). In Yoruba it comes from Edo Ẹdó. As an English noun, ado means trouble, troublesome business, fuss or commotion.
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