morr

Morr is a proper noun used in various languages as a surname and in some historical place names. It does not have a single, widely recognized definition in English, and its occurrences are relatively rare in modern usage.

In Gaelic-derived contexts, the root Mór means “great” or “large,” and Morr may appear as an anglicized variant in some family names or toponyms. Because of its brevity and consonant-vowel structure, Morr can also arise as a truncation in longer names in historical documents.

As a surname, Morr is found in some English-speaking regions, typically with regional or familial origins. In geography, the component may occur in older or locally specific place names, though such usages are uncommon today.

In literature and media, Morr appears occasionally as a character name or as part of a title, but there is no single figure or work universally associated with the term.

See also: Moor, Mor, Mór.