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Etymology
From Hebrew ��ר� (Ah�r�n), possibly meaning "bearer of martyrs", or perhaps also, or instead, related to the Ancient Egyptian "aha rw" ("warrior lion", though it has been suggested to also mean "elevated", "exalted" or "high mountain").
Pronunciation
(General American|US) IPA|/ær�n/
rhymes|ær�n
Proper noun
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- (Judaism & Christianity) The elder brother of Moses in the Book of the Exodus.
- given name|male|from Hebrew|.
Derived terms
Aaron's rod
Translations
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Arabic: ARchar|�ار�� (h�rūn)
Catalan: Aaró
Dutch: Aäron
Estonian: Aaron
Finnish: Aaron
French: Aaron
Galician: Aarón
German: Aaron
Greek: �α��ν (Aarón)
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Hebrew: ��ר�|�ַ�ֲרֹ� (�Ah�r�n)
Hungarian: Aaron
Indonesian: Harun
Irish: �rón, Aaron
Italian: Aronne
Latin: Aaron
Maltese: Aronn
Polish: Aaron
Portuguese: Aarão
Russian: �а�он (Aarón)
Swedish: Aaron
Turkish: Harun
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trans-top|variants and pet forms
Dutch: Aaron, Aeron, Aron
English: Aron, Arron
German: Aron, Al, Arri, Arrie
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Irish: Aaron
Swedish: Aron
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