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The term '''''Aram''''' can refer to: The term '''''Aram''''' can refer to:


* Aram (אֲרָם or {{Unicode|ʾĂrām}}), the son of ], according to the ] of ] 10 in the ]. * Aram (אֲרָם or {{Unicode|ʾĂrām}}), the son of ], according to the ] of ] 10 in the ].

{{Sons of Noah}}
* Aram the son of ]'s elder brother ], the sons of ]'s elder brother ], the grandchildren of Nahor ben ]. * Aram the son of ]'s elder brother ], the sons of ]'s elder brother ], the grandchildren of Nahor ben ].
*] a region mentioned in the Bible containing Damascus. *] a region mentioned in the Bible containing Damascus.

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The term Aram can refer to:

Descendants of Noah in Genesis 10
Shem and Semitic
Ham and Hamitic
Japheth and Japhetic
  • Aram the son of Bethuel's elder brother Kemuel, the sons of Abraham's elder brother Nahor, the grandchildren of Nahor ben Serug.
  • Aram a region mentioned in the Bible containing Damascus.
  • Aram-Naharaim (Aram of two Rivers) a region mentioned in the Bible containing the the town of Haran
  • Son of Hezron in genealogy of Jesus in the Gospel according to Matthew. Very possibly the first generation born during the exile in Egypt.
  • Aram, a popular Armenian (derived from Arameans), Aramaic and Persian personal name.
  • The Armenian Patriarch, whose name was given to the people he led, the Armenians
  • Aram, a planet in the Star Wars Expanded Universe
  • Aramis Ramírez, a third-baseman for the Chicago Cubs
  • Aram Khachaturian, an Armenian composer.
  • Aram (film), a 2002 movie by Robert Kechichian.
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