Aaran
Meaning of Aaran
Aaran is a heartfelt spin on the classic Aaron, rooted in the Hebrew Aharon—meaning “mountain of strength” and “enlightened one”—yet polished with a bold, modern edge. At once timeless and fresh, it channels the supportive spirit of the biblical Aaron, who stood by Moses as the first high priest, while offering families a distinctive choice that skips the top twenty in favor of quiet originality. Pronounced AIR-uhn, Aaran has held steady in the mid-900s on US baby‐name charts—it’s like a well-seasoned story with a fresh bookmark, waiting to be told. With gentle consonants and soaring vowels, the name feels like a reassuring breeze atop a sturdy peak, inviting every child bearing it to stand tall, speak with warmth, and illuminate the world around them.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AIR-uhn (/ˈɛərən/)
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