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Comments for MORAG:
"Mòrag" could be used as a form of "Sallie" if "Mòr" is sometimes translated as "Sarah".-- gaelruadh19 4/27/2005
This is my middle name, but I don't like it much. I'm always reminded of Morag the cow off Big Breakfast.-- alimorag 3/8/2006
If I recall correctly, Morag MacDougall is a minor character in Harry Potter.-- mymymetrocard 11/12/2006
Morag MacDougal is indeed a minor Harry Potter character. She is in Harry's year at school, though she is a Ravenclaw pureblood. She was not a member of Dumbledore's Army, and J. K. Rowling changed her mind twice about her name.
The literal meaning of “Morag” is “the sun.”-- Anonymous User 4/22/2007
This is pronounced MOR-ak, I believe.-- 1crzychick 8/21/2007
Morag is the spider queen in one of the Magic Tree House books by Mary Pope Osborn. She isn't a very famous bearer (she's only in the one book, "Summer of the Sea Serpent") but that's the only time I was exposed to it. So unfortunately I always associate this with helpful giant spiders. :(-- Lady Seashell 2/25/2008
I like this name a lot. Unfortunately I live in the south-eastern US and it would be pronounced mo-RAG by most people, so it's not usable.-- YMPvt 9/21/2008
This name sounds rather harsh to me.-- Anonymous User 2/3/2009
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