Wray

Wray is an English surname with origins in the Old Norse word “vrei,” meaning “corner” or “nook.” The name was likely originally used to describe someone who lived in a secluded or sheltered area. Today, there are many notable individuals with the surname Wray, including musicians Link Wray and Shaliek Rivers, as well as athlete Ty’Son Wray. The name has also been used for fictional characters, such as detective John Wray in the novel “The Moonstone” by Wilkie Collins.

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