Wray

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Derived from a place name meaning 'enclosure' or 'dwelling'. (Old English)

What does Wray mean?

Old English: Derived from a place name meaning 'enclosure' or 'dwelling'.. Wray originates from Old English, referring to an enclosure or a dwelling place. It is often used as a surname and place name in England.

Is Wray a good dog name?

Not yet rated. Short and clear — a practical length for recall at the park.

Wray in the Pets in the City community

We don't have publishable popularity figures for Wray in our Auckland community. This does not tell us how common the name is.

From anonymised, aggregated records of dogs at our 5 Auckland centres. Our community, not a national census.

What kind of dog does Wray suit?

Classic

Place

Suggestions only — plenty of dogs happily wear names that break every rule.

Our entirely unscientific pack opinion

Welcome, Wray!

The other pups at playgroup are curious about Wray. "Do you think they’ll be fancy?" one asks. "Or just love chasing their tail around the dwelling?"

Names similar to Wray

Breck — Old English word meaning 'a hill or a slope'.Clyde — The Scottish river; Bonnie's partner in crime.Glyn — Means 'valley' in Welsh.Greece — Named after the country known for its ancient history.Guthrie — Scottish surname meaning 'windy place'.Hyde — Old English origin, meaning 'a hide or shelter'.Leith — A place name in Scotland, meaning 'river'.Locke — An English surname meaning 'from the lake'.

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