Feray

/FEH-rye/

Feray is a Turkish girl's name pronounced /FEH-rye/. A radiant name describing the brightness and splendor of the moon.

Meaning of Feray

A radiant name describing the brightness and splendor of the moon.

Feray is a Turkish female name of Persian and Turkic origin, combining 'Fer' (meaning brightness, radiance, or splendor) and 'Ay' (meaning moon). It metaphorically describes a person who possesses the brilliant light or the ethereal beauty of a full moon.

Origin
Turkish
Pronunciation
/FEH-rye/

Cultural background

The name is primarily used in Turkey and among Turkish-speaking communities in the Balkans and Cyprus. It is appreciated for its poetic quality and remains a classic choice for girls without being overly common.

Variations & nicknames

  • Feri
  • Fery
  • Fera

Famous people named Feray

Well-known namesakes — celebrities, historical figures and characters.

  • Feray Açıkgöz

    Turkish theatrical and television actress known for her roles in various drama series.

    Film · 2000s-present

  • Feray Darıcı

    Turkish actress known for her work in the series 'Behzat Ç.' and theatre productions.

    Film · 2000s-present

  • Feray Karapınar

    Turkish athlete competing in middle-distance running events.

    Sport · 2010s-present

Frequently asked about Feray

What does Feray mean?
Feray means 'the radiance of the moon' or 'moonlight,' derived from the words for splendor and moon.
How do you pronounce Feray?
Feray is pronounced 'Feh-rye,' where the 'e' is short as in 'get' and 'ay' sounds like the word 'eye'.
Is Feray a boy or girl name?
Feray is exclusively used as a feminine (girl) name in Turkish culture.
Is Feray a common name in Turkey?
While it is a recognized and traditional name, it is not currently among the top 10 most popular names, making it a unique but classic choice.

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