a.ha.ron is the proper name used for Aaron, named alongside Moses and in references to his sons and service.

The noun is used as a proper name identifying Aaron: he appears with Moses in public actions and commands, and his name also marks family and priestly references such as “the sons of Aaron.”

1. Proper name identifying Aaron · dominant

   The supplied morphology consistently identifies the form as a proper noun. In Exodus 16:34 the APB renders the clause “Aaron placed it before the testimony,” while Exodus 17:12 depicts Aaron supporting Moses’ hands. The name also occurs in family and service expressions: 1 Chronicles 24:1 names “the sons of Aaron,” and Exodus 27:21 assigns Aaron and his sons the arranging of the tent-of-meeting lamp.

   Exodus 16:34Exodus 17:12Exodus 27:21Exodus 28:11 Chronicles 24:11 Chronicles 23:13

In the Anselm Paraphrase: The APB normally presents the proper name as “Aaron,” whether he is acting with Moses, receiving an instruction, or occurring in the expression “sons of Aaron.” Because the paraphrase is not word-aligned, its surrounding wording does not establish a separate lexical rendering for each occurrence.