Aron

Gender Masculine

Usage Polish, Croatian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic

Pronounced Pron. /ˈa.rɔn/(Polish) /ˈâː.ron/(Croatian) /ˈɑː.rɔn/(Swedish) /ˈaː.rɔn/(Icelandic) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Polish, Croatian and Scandinavian form of Aaron.

Related Names

Other Languages & CulturesHaroun, Harun(Arabic) Harun(Bengali) Aaron(Biblical) Aaron(Biblical Greek) Aharon(Biblical Hebrew) Aronne(Biblical Italian) Aaron(Biblical Latin) Aarón(Biblical Spanish) Harun(Bosnian) Aäron(Dutch) Haron(Eastern African) Aaron, Aaren, Arin, Arron(English) Aaro(Estonian) Aaro, Aaron(Finnish) Aaron(French) Haruna(Fula) Aaron(German) Haruna(Hausa) Aharon(Hebrew) Áron(Hungarian) Harun(Indonesian) Aronne(Italian) Aaron(Jewish) Ārons(Latvian) Aronas(Lithuanian) Harun(Malay) Aarón(Spanish) Harun(Turkish) Haroon(Urdu) Harouna(Western African)

Same SpellingÁron

User SubmissionsÁrón, Arón, Aron

Popularity

People think this name is

classic mature wholesome strong strange simple serious

Name Days

Croatia: July 1

Norway: April 1

Poland: May 13

Sweden: July 1

Categories

A Song of Ice and Fire characters, blues musicians, Elder Scrolls characters, Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest, Greek mythology, isograms, literature, mythology, Phantasy Star characters, Pokemon characters, Squishmallows, top 10 in Albania, top 10 in Iceland

Entry updated April 23, 2024