Scottish people, how do you pronounce this please..

[MaggieNilAonSneachta]

Keep suggesting the name Gregor to people even though I just realised I'm not 100% how it's pronounced!

Is it

1. Graygore
2. Greggur

I am saying it like 1 in my head but then I realised Ewan McGregor's sur name is said like Greggur.

More like the second but also Gregg-ore

It's 2.
Don't even think about 1, unless you're from Morningside.

I should have done

3. Greggore!

thanks

there's a boy in DD2's nursery called this and everyone says it 'greg-urr'.

Western Scotland here.

so it's like greggore or greggurr.

this is the way with celtic names. some people say usheen, some say osheen (oisin)

I had no idea Gregor was such a Scottish name!

Can you explain from girders?! i'm not having any more children but I like this name. I'm not in Scotland so it seems very exotic to me. lol

Can you explain fromgirders?! i'm not having any more children but I like this name. I'm not in Scotland so it seems very exotic to me. lol

Morningside is an upper-class neighbourhood in Edinburgh, Maggie.

It's a loooonnngg way from us yokels in the Heilans' .

Ah. I think I understand you. Upper-class like say..... Tooting?

Where is Tooting?

It's upper class as in JK Rowling used to live there near Alexander McCall Smith and Fred the Shred Goodwin had a house there.

Greg gur

its greg-ore if your posh , or greg- gur if your un-posh.

'its greg-ore if your posh , or greg- gur if your un-posh.'

I'm foreign, not 'posh' and I'd have pronounced it the former if I hadn't heard someone say it first.

I'm Scottish AND posh and I've never heard of anyone saying anything other than 'Greggur'!

Greggur definitely

I know one in London pronounced Gregg-ore.

Gregg-ur rolls off the tongue better.

I guess it's a bit like Eleanor. I know an El-en-err and an El-en-orr.

definitely number 2 as in Ewan McGregor the number 1 suggestion makes me giggle a lot! And they wouldn't even pronounce it like that in Morningside, Kelvinside maybe

thought Fred lived in the Grange not Morningside
fred's house trashed

It's Greggur.

Morningside is wannabe posh!

morningside is wannabe posh ! lol
love the name gregor btw. tis manly!

greggur sounds better to me, although when i say gregor its sounds really daft cause i'm galloway irish (south west scotland)

I know a Gregor prounounced Greg-OOOOOOORRREEEEE by his Mum and Greggur by everyone else

galloway irish? never heard that term!