The Hebrew proper name Enosh means 'mortal man,' 'frail man,' or 'humanity in its weakness.' Enosh was the son of Seth and grandson of Adam. Significantly, Genesis 4:26 records that it was in his days that 'people began to call on the name of the LORD' — a landmark moment in the history of worship.
Enosh's name (mortal frailty) paired with the note that in his time humanity began to call on God's name creates a profound theological statement: it is precisely in recognizing our creaturely weakness that we turn to call on the living God. The name enosh as a common noun appears in Psalms and Job to underscore human limitation before God — yet this is the creature God cares for and saves.