Moray

• “Murray is a direct transliteration of how Scottish people pronounce the word Moray.”

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• “Murray is a common variation of the word Moray, an anglicisation of the Medieval Gaelic word Muireb or Moreb; the b here was pronounced as v, hence the Latinization to Moravia.”

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• “And also does Mary Scanlon stand a chance in Moray or do you think she is concetrating on the 2nd vote?”

  Highlands and Islands Region

• “I think will be a tough battle in Moray but there is the interesting scenario of whether the Tories will do better on account of both the SNP and Lib Dems possibly marshalling many of their resources away from Moray and into Gordon next door for the almighty ding-dong about to take place there.”

  Highlands and Islands Region

• “Good poll from ICM but disappointment in Moray and further revelations about their donor Michael Brown”

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• “Stopped at a place called Moray which is an Inca agricultural experiment to see which crops would grow best at different altitudes.”

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• “I made some enquiries and found out you could get a formal qualification on in-service courses at a teacher training college called Moray House in Edinburgh.”

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• “Yet ye had as good a right before God to be called Moray as any other son of that worthy sire, the Baron of Rothie included.”

  Robert Falconer

• “Moray," said the Seigneur quickly and quietly, "trials portend for both of us.”

  The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 1

• “The addition of Keith to the ancient "Moray," changed to Murray, arose from marriage with the heiress of Dunnottar Castle, in Kincardineshire.”

  Chronicles of Strathearn

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