Arron

Arron is a masculine given name and, less commonly, a surname. It is a variant spelling of Aaron, a name of Hebrew origin that has appeared in English since the early modern period.

The given name Aaron derives from the Hebrew Aharon, traditional translations of which include “mountain of strength” or “exalted one,” though the precise meaning is debated. In the Hebrew Bible, Aaron is the older brother of Moses and the first high priest of the Israelites, which has contributed to its continued use in Jewish and Christian communities. The spelling Arron is one of several modern variants used in English-speaking countries, often chosen for phonetic familiarization or personal preference.

In contemporary usage, Arron is most commonly found as a given name. It is less common than Aaron but remains in use across various English-speaking regions. As a surname, Arron is rarer and typically reflects families who adopted a patronymic form or used an ancestor's given name as a surname.

Variants of the name include Aaron, Aron, Aarón (Spanish), and Arón (Icelandic). The form Arron is one of several orthographic variants that have emerged as naming practices diversify.