Aaron is known for many nicknames

It's fascinating to notice that the infant boy name "Aaron," which dates back to the 14th century BCE, is still widely used today. The name "Aaron" is a Hebrew one that means "High Mountain." Someone with this name is sure to represent power and softness simultaneously and fit well with both a brawny man and a vivacious child. He is a man with an edge and constant popularity.

It is the 61st most common boy's name in the United States as of 2019, per data gathered by the Social Security Administration. The name's recognition peaked over the previous five years in April 2017. Aaron has a number of nicknames as a result of his fame in the baseball community! It's interesting that he is referred to as the "Hammer," "Hammerin' Hank," or "Bad Henry." Hank is a common nickname for Henry, although it may be bestowed upon someone with a totally different name and can even be used as a given name.