The first name Troy is of Celtic/Gaelic, French, Irish, Greek, English origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Celtic/Gaelic: Water or Footsoldier

French: After the City

French: Curly Haired

Irish: Foot Soldier

Greek: From Troy (Ancient City)

English: Troy Derives from the Ancient Greek City of Troy; Also from an Irish Surname Meaning 'soldier.'

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Koi  (Hawaiian)
Urge; Implore. Also the Hawaiian Equivalent of Troy

Leta  (Greek)
Variant of Leda Who Was the Mythological Queen of Sparta and Mother of Helen of Troy

Leyda  (Greek)
Variant of Leda Who Was the Mythological Queen of Sparta and Mother of Helen of Troy

Loyda  (Latin)
Variant of Leda Who Was the Mythological Queen of Sparta and Mother of Helen of Troy

Lyda  (Greek)
Variant of Leda Who Was the Mythological Queen of Sparta and Mother of Helen of Troy

Miles  (Greek)
Destroyer

Milo  (Greek)
Destroyer

Myles  (Greek)
Destroyer

Parzifal  (Latin)
Destroyer

Pelethites  (Biblical)
Judges; Destroyers

Percival  (Latin)
Destroyer

Priam  (Latin)
King of Troy

Priam  (Greek)
King of Troy

Priam  (Shakespearean)
'The History of Troilus and Cressida' King of Troy

Protesilaus  (Greek)
Offered Himself As a Sacrifice for the Greeks When They Arrived at Troy

Rabmag  (Biblical)
Who Overthrows or Destroys a Multitude

Runihura  (Egyptian)
Destroyer

Samantaka  (Indian)
Destroys Peace

Samson  (Hebrew)
Sun Child; Bright Sun. in the Old Testament, Samson's Great Strength Came from His Long Hair. He Was Seduced by Delilah, Who Cut His Hair Off, Thereby Destroying His Strength

Sandra  (English)
Unheeded Prophetess. A Diminutive of Casirnir, Cassandra, or Catherine. in Homer's 'The Iliad' Cassandra's Prediction of the Fall of Troy Was Unheeded. Also Used As an Independent Name. Also a Feminin

Sethur  (Biblical)
Hid, Destroying

Sethur  (Biblical)
Hid, Destroying

Shamed  (Biblical)
Destroying, Wearing Out

Shamed  (Biblical)
Destroying, Wearing Out

Tobrecan  (Anglo Saxon)
Destroys

Tolucan  (Anglo Saxon)
Destroys

Troi  (English)
Troy Derives from the Ancient Greek City of Troy; Also from an Irish Surname Meaning 'soldier.'

Tros  (Latin)
Founder of Troy

Troye  (English)
Troy Derives from the Ancient Greek City of Troy; Also from an Irish Surname Meaning 'soldier.'

Troyes  (French)
Curly Haired

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