Troy

Troy carries a dual heritage, rooted in both ancient legend and Irish soil. As an Anglicized form of the Gaelic 'Troightheach,' it means 'foot soldier,' evoking images of steadfast warriors. Simultaneously, it evokes the epic city of Troy, a name synonymous with legendary conflict and enduring stories, a name that has journeyed from myth to modern renown.

There’s a solid, grounded feel when you say the name 'Troy.' It resonates with a certain resilience, like a steady foot soldier on a long march. Imagining your son’s name, Troy, written on a team roster or a school project, feels natural and strong. It’s a name that suggests loyalty and bravery, a quiet dependability that you already see glimmering in your child.