Moreras

Moreras is a toponym and a surname of Spanish origin. The name derives from morera, the Spanish word for the mulberry tree, and the plural form Moreras typically indicates places where mulberry trees were or are abundant. Because of this origin, Moreras is used for several geographic localities in Spain, including small villages, districts, or cadastral divisions within larger municipalities.

As a surname, Moreras is found among Spanish-speaking populations and appears in historical records and contemporary registries. Habitational surnames such as Moreras were commonly adopted by families associated with a particular locality or landscape feature, such as a grove of mulberry trees.

There is no single primary topic associated with Moreras, and the term may require context to distinguish between a place name and a family name. Related forms include Morera, the singular noun for the mulberry tree and a common element in Spanish place names. In onomastic sources, Moreras and Morera are treated as separate surname entries that share the same etymological root. See also Morera.