Origin and Meaning of Troyal

A combination of the name Troy with a variant suffix, often interpreted as belonging to Troy.

Origin: English - The name Troy has its roots in the ancient city of Troy, which was made famous by Homer's 'Iliad' and is believed to derive from the Proto-Indo-European word 'trōa', meaning 'foot'.

• Troyal is a relatively modern name, with most usage stemming from the 20th century.
• The name is primarily used in English-speaking cultures but has not gained widespread popularity compared to other names derived from Troy.
• One notable bearer of the name is Troyal Garth Brooks, an influential American country music singer-songwriter.
• Popularity for the name Troyal is limited and fluctuates, generally remaining below the top 1000 most common names.
• Variations of the name Troy, such as Troyan or Troya, are used but do not carry the same recognition as Troy itself.