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Meaning, origin and etymology of the name Aram
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Aaron Abarim Abed-nego Abel Abida Abigail Abimael Abinadab Abishai Abraham Abram Absalom Accad Adah Adam Admah Almodad Amalek(ite) Amasa Amminadab Amorite Amos Amram Anak (Anakim) Anamim Anem Aram Aramean Ararat Ari (Arie, Arieh) Ariel Arkite Arpachshad Arvadite Asahel Asenath Asher/ Asherah Ashkenash Asshur Asshurim Assyria |
Aram
There are quite a few Arams mentioned in Scriptures. Aram is the name of a son of Shem, who is a son of Noah (Gen10:22). The next Aram is a son of Kemuel, who is a son of Nahor with Milca (Gen 22:21). Aram number three is a son of Shemer, son of Heber, son of Beriah, son of Asher, son of Jacob with Zilpah (1 Chr 7:34). Aram is also the name of a district in Gilead (1 Chr 2:23), and a region in Mesopotamia (see Paddan Aram). |
(rum 2133) meaning to be high, rise up. 
('armon 164a), citadel, palace. The use of this word is largely limited to the message that God will burn up the various "palaces" of certain nations. Palaces were typically built on elevations, but symbolically they denoted the capital of nations, their apices.
