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I think I've seen this as a surname before. Not very common, though.And actually, one of my middle school teachers was named Moran. I know how it's pronounced. But still, looks too close to "moron." If you live in an English-speaking country, wouldn't recommend it. She told us that she always hated the name because it indeed caused classmates and friends to bully her as a "moron."
In Hebrew, it's pronounced "mo-RAHN", different from the English "moron".
In Hebrew, it's actually the name of a type of Israeli flower. Never heard of it meaning "teacher". "Moreh" is "teacher". [noted -ed]
Not acceptable in the United States, as it sounds like "moron."
Also a surname, as born by Irish comedian Dylan Moran (b. 1971).

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