Origin and Meaning of Arren

Mountain or high place

Origin: Celtic - Derived from the Welsh name 'Aeron', which is believed to relate to the word 'aeron' meaning 'berry', but also has associations with 'mountain' or 'high place'.

• Arren is a name that has seen a contemporary rise in popularity, particularly in English-speaking countries, due to its modern feel and appealing phonetics.
• In some cultures, Arren is seen as a unisex name, while in others, it is more commonly associated with males.
• Notable figures with the name include Arren, a fictional character in Ursula K. Le Guin's 'Earthsea' series, which has contributed to some of its popularity.
• While Arren is not among the most popular names, it has experienced a gradual increase in usage over the past few decades, appealing to parents looking for unique yet familiar names.
• Variations of the name include Aaron, which has Biblical origins, and Aeron, the Welsh name from which it is derived.