Spanish (Morón): habitational name from Morón de
Almazán in Soria province or Morón de la Frontera in
Seville. The former, and possibly the latter also, is probably named
from Arabic maurûr ‘hidden’, from the past participle of
wárrà ‘to hide or bury’.Spanish (Morón):
in some cases, from a derivative of moro ‘Moor’.French:
possibly from the old personal name Maurone.French:
possibly in some cases a nickname from Old French moron
‘dreamer’.
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