Aaron OR Arron

[kimkelly1980]

Your thoughts please? the 2nd name is to be Nasiri (Its Persian) . Thank you!!! :)

Aaron.

I would say Aaron - mostly because it's the traditional spelling (in UK anyway) and people will automatically spell it that way. It gets really irritating to have to keep correcting people...

Aaron if the name from the Bible.

Arran if named after the Scottish island.

Arun if the Hindu name.

Aaron

Aaron

But how are you pronouncing that? Aaron spelt like that is usually said as 'air-on' - do you want that or 'arrun'?

I think depends on how you want it pronounced, as Nadia said.

Aaron. I've never heard it said 'air-on' regardless of spelling.

Aaron

That's how the normal British pronunciation goes. I went to school with an Aaron 'air-on'. There was even a rhyme about it, using that pronunciation, which I am not going to quote as it is anti-Semitic.

Maybe 'arrun' pronunciation for this spelling is American?

Aaron - ds has a friend with this spelling and it is sounded as Ah-run

www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=aaron&submit=Submit

surely the person naming the child chooses the pronunciation. I have never met an Aaron with pronunciation Air-on despite your link.

Arran if you are scottish

Well OP you can see it might cause confusion if you choose 'Aaron' spelling. I think the other spelling goes better with the middle name you have chosen, anyway.

unless you did mean 'air=on' of course?

Aaron

Aaron

Pronounced Arron

I went to school with an Aaron and it was "air-un". There's also Aaron Neville. So in my world, Aaron = "air-un" and Arran and Arun are "a-run".

Aaron is most definitely pronounced Air-on (as in aaron copland)

Therefore:
Aaron if you are going to pronounce as above

Arran/ Arun if you are going to pronounce Ah-ron.

I really like the name Aaron and am glad to know that there are different ways of pronouncing it as I've been seriously told off for not pronouncing
it "right".

That being said, the vast differences in pronunciation has put me off it.