Origin and Meaning of Mor

Bitter or a type of a small flower (in Hebrew), also means 'Moor' in some contexts.

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word for 'bitter' (מָר, mar) and can also refer to 'a small flower' (מור, mor) in specific contexts.

• Mor is a unisex name that is used for both boys and girls, particularly in Israel.
• In Hebrew culture, the name is often associated with nature, reflecting the small flower meaning, which is linked to beauty and delicacy.
• Notable figures with the name include Mor Koral, an Israeli artist, and Mor Maman, a renowned Israeli singer.
• The name Mor has been gaining in popularity in Israel over the last two decades, making it a trendy choice for new parents.
• Variations of the name include Moriah, which can also mean 'the Lord is my teacher' or 'God is my teacher' in Hebrew.