Definition
A given name, traditionally masculine, also used as a surname with Scottish origins.
Etymology
From Gaelic 'Muireadhach' or from the Scottish place name 'Moray,' possibly meaning 'great lord' or 'lord of the sea.' The name was used as both a personal name and territorial title in Scotland.
Kelly Says
Interestingly, 'Murray' comes from a place in Scotland, but it became so popular as a personal name that people forgot it was originally a location! This happens with many surnames in English—place names become person names.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ሙሬ (Mūrey)
moo-ray
ARالعربية
مورى (Murī)
moo-ree
BNবাংলা
মুর্রে (Murrey)
mur-ray
ELΕλληνικά
Μούρεϊ (Mourēi)
moo-ray
FAفارسی
مورے (Morey)
mo-ray
FRFrançais
Murray
muh-RAY
HEעברית
מוריי (Morey)
mo-ray
HIहिन्दी
मुर्रे (Murrey)
mur-ray
IDBahasa Indonesia
Murray
muh-RAY
ITItaliano
Murray
muh-RAY
KKKK
Мұррей (Murrey)
mur-ray
KMKM
មួរេ (Muorey)
moo-ray
KO한국어
머레이 (Meurei)
muh-ray
MRMR
मुर्रे (Murrey)
mur-ray
MSBahasa Melayu
Murray
muh-RAY
MYမြန်မာ
မူရေ (Muray)
mu-ray
NLNederlands
Murray
muh-RAY
PTPortuguês
Murray
muh-RAY
RUРусский
Мюррей (Myurrey)
myur-ray
SWKiswahili
Murray
muh-RAY
TAதமிழ்
மூரே (Mūraye)
moo-ray-e
TEతెలుగు
మూరే (Mūraye)
moo-ray-e
THไทย
มัวเรย์ (Muarey)
mu-ray
UKУкраїнська
Мюррей (Myurrey)
myur-ray
URاردو
مورے (Morey)
mo-ray
VITiếng Việt
Murray
muh-RAY