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Annoyingly, I cannot comment on whether or not I've legitimately heard this name be used on anybody other than females. I say this because I've heard it be used (I think) several times on youtube, BUT because I am British, Aaron is pronounced entirely differently and /does not/ sound at all like Erin - but it absolutely does in the American accent.

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I have no idea if what I was hearing was Erin or American Aaron

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Erin is feminine to me because in Irish mythology, it was a woman who gave her name to Ireland - and Erin basically means "Ireland". However, the Welsh name Aeron is very much unisex - and has a natural meaning "berry".

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