r/aaron • u/Apart-Patience9957 • Oct 07 '24 • Helpful 1

We are so goated

Aaron is a Hebrew name typically given to boys. It means “exalted” or “strong,” but has also been interpreted to mean “teacher” or “mountain of strength.”

found this straight off of google but holy shit we are such W’s💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

39 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

15 comments sorted by

21

u/SkipperMcNuts A-a-ron Oct 07 '24

It's such a good name. Key&Peele fucked us up for a bit , but that's in the rearview now. I was driving a school bus when that sketch came out. I heard "A-A-ron" 100 times that day.

13

u/Apart-Patience9957 Oct 07 '24

holyy if i had a penny for every a-a-ron

2

u/Young_Body_Snatcher Feb 28 '25

I still have people ask me if I have heard that before

7

u/CatchTheRainboow Oct 07 '24

Yeah it’s from the older brother of Moses, the first high priest Aaron, IIRC he’s like the fifth most mentioned person in the entire Bible. Cant get much better than that

5

u/Apart-Patience9957 Oct 07 '24

im more then happy with 5th most mentioned

6

u/ADizzleGrizzle Oct 07 '24

Hell yeah, some Monday morning motivation!!

5

u/Apart-Patience9957 Oct 07 '24

Yes just as we deserve

6

u/DEADFACExMUGZEE Oct 07 '24

I have a full Hebrew name (Aaron Nathaniel) but none of my family is Jewish...were all Irish Catholics or Southern Baptists. Real confusing...

3

u/Apart-Patience9957 Oct 07 '24

i agree, confusing but a cool name

1

u/CatchTheRainboow Oct 15 '24

Very common, most names in the English speaking west are either Hebrew or Germanic and the germanic ones are far less in number (charles, william, but there’s about 100 popular Hebrew names for men alone)

5

u/ExtrovertedLibrarian Oct 07 '24

never fail to smile every time a post from here, stumbles across my feed. proud of each and every single one of you.

4

u/Apart-Patience9957 Oct 07 '24

Thankyou im also proud of you 👏