Saharon

Saharon is a male given name of Hebrew origin commonly used in Israel and by Jewish communities around the world. It is a modern spelling variant of the name Aharon, the Hebrew form of Aaron in the Bible. The spelling Saharon reflects patterns of transliteration from Hebrew to Latin script and is one of several contemporary variants, alongside Aaron, Aharon, and Saaron. In traditional usage, the name is associated with the biblical High Priest Aaron and carries cultural and religious resonance for those who are familiar with the Hebrew Bible.

In contemporary settings, Saharon is primarily encountered in Israel and among Jewish populations in North America and Europe. As with other biblical names, the form and popularity of Saharon have fluctuated with naming trends, but it remains a recognized choice for male children in some communities.

See also: Aaron (name), Aharon.