Roi
Roi Origin and Meaning
Roi is a masculine name with multiple cultural origins. In French, it directly translates to 'king,' giving the name a regal connotation. In Hebrew, Roi (רועי) means 'my shepherd' or 'my friend,' deriving from the word 'ro'eh' meaning shepherd. The name also appears in Maori culture with different meanings. Roi is concise and strong, with just one syllable that makes a bold statement. Despite its powerful meanings across cultures, Roi remains relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries. The name's brevity makes it distinctive and memorable, while its cross-cultural significance offers depth and character to those who bear it. Its pronunciation (typically 'rwa' in French or 'roy' in English contexts) can vary based on cultural background.
Popularity of the name Roi
- 82Israel2023
Famous People Named Roi
- Roi George PartridgeAmerican printmaker
- Roi KahatIsraeli footballer
- Roi Ankhkara KwabenaTrinidadian cultural anthropologist and writer
- Rói Reynagarð PaturssonFaroese writer and philosopher
- Peyton Roi ListAmerican actress