There are 21 -oy names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are -oy names 1 to 20. Roy was the most popular among these names in 2008 with a rank of #497 and a usage of 0.0253%. The name is primarily used in English, Dutch, French, German, and Scottish, and it was followed in popularity by Leroy, which is used in English. The unusual -oy names are Alroy, Conroy (English), Coy (English), Delroy (English), Eloy (English and Spanish), Elroy (English), Foy (French), Geoffroy (French), Gilroy (English), LeeRoy, Leeroy (English), Loy (English), Malloy (Irish), Moy (English), Noy (Russian), Pomeroy, Ponyboy, and finally Soy. -oy names are somewhat popular baby names for boys. At the height of their usage in 1904, 1.177% of baby boys were given -oy names. There were 6 -oy names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. -oy names have since experienced a steep decline in frequency, and in recent years they are of only occasional use. In 2008, 3 -oy names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 0.109%. Within all -oy names, the English Troy was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #231 and a usage of 0.0731%.
| Alroy | the king ...The origin of Alroy is Spanish ... not widely used as a baby name for boys ... |
| Conroy | hound of the plain; ... primarily used in English and its ... variation of Connery ... |
Coy  | son of Aodh ... primarily used in the English language and ... name is of uncertain origin, but it is ... |
| Delroy | son of the king, servant ... of Old French origin and it is used ... seldom used as a baby name for boys ... |
Eloy  | height, ascension; to choose; my God is Yahweh; God has helped ... primarily used in the English and Spanish ... |
Elroy  | the king ... of French origin and it is predominantly ... variation of Leroy ... ranked at #439 then ... |
Foy  | faith ... used chiefly in the French language and ... an unusual baby name for boys ... |
| Geoffroy | peaceful ruler ... mainly used in French and its ... variation of Geoffrey ... not in the top 1000 names ... |
| Gilroy | son of the red head ... an English name of Gaelic origin ... infrequently used as a baby name for ... |
| LeeRoy | the king ... has its origins in the French language ... variant form of Leroy ... not in the top 1000 names ... |
Leeroy  | the king ... used chiefly in the English language ... variant form of Leroy ... an unusual baby name for boys ... |
Leroy  917 | the king ... used chiefly in English and it is ... name was initially used as a byname, possibly ... |
Loy  | gray; gray-haired ... mainly used in the English language and it ... variant form of Floyd ... |
| Malloy | descendant of the devotee ... largely used in Irish and its origin is ... an uncommon baby name for boys ... |
| Moy | born of, child ... of Egyptian origin and it is used largely ... form of Moses ... not listed in the top 1000 ... |
| Noy | beauty; rest, comfort, ... used mostly in the Russian language and ... variation of Noah ... |
| Pomeroy | king's apple ... language of origin is French ... a rarely used baby name for boys ... |
| Ponyboy | boy who likes horses ... language of origin is English ... not popular as a baby boy name ... |
Roy  497 | ruddy, red-haired; king; royal; the king; hound of the plain ... language of origin is Irish Gaelic, French, ... |
| Soy | one who saws wood ...The origin of Soy is the Old English language ... variant form of Sawyer ... |
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