aaron

Pronunciation
AIR-ən

Gender
male

Origin

Hebrew

Ranking

  68 (as of 2023)

Meaning: High mountain; Exalted

The name Aaron, meaning "high mountain" or "exalted," comes from the Hebrew name 'Aharon and was given to the older brother of Moses in the Old Testament. It has been featured in the Social Security Administration's top 100 every year since 1968 and is also commonly spelled Aron, though Sci-Fi fans might prefer it spelled Aeryn.

Famous People Named Aaron

  Aaron Neville

  Famous singer with a distinctive voice

  Aaron Tveit

  Broadway and film actor with a strong stage presence

  Aaron Judge

  Professional baseball player known for his sportsmanship and talent

  Aaron Rodgers

  Famous NFL quarterback with a successful career

  Aaron Copland

  Renowned composer who created beautiful music

  Aaron Peirsol

  Olympic swimmer known for his achievements and dedication

  Aaron Sorkin

  Acclaimed screenwriter and playwright

  Aaron Paul

  Award-winning actor known for his roles in popular TV shows

  Aaron Swartz

  Computer programmer and internet activist

  Aaron Eckhart

  Actor known for his versatile performances

Famous Media with people Named Aaron

    Aaron the Alligator

    A character from the children's book series 'A to Z Mysteries'  

    Aaron's Magic Village

    An animated film about a boy named Aaron and his magical adventures  

    Aaron Stone

    A TV series about a teenager who becomes a real-life hero  

    Aaron's Animals

    A popular YouTube series featuring funny animals  

    Aaron the Avenger

    A superhero character in a children's comic book  

    Aaron and the Magic Pebble

    A story about a boy who discovers a magical pebble  

    Aaron's Party

    A fun song by pop singer Aaron Carter  

    Aaron's Adventure

    A video game featuring a hero named Aaron on a quest  

    Aaron's Amazing Journey

    A children's book about exploring new places  

    Aaron's Quest

    A fantasy board game where players help Aaron complete his mission