Antroy is an intriguing and unique given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name 'Antonius'. The name Antonius itself is believed to have been derived from the Latin word 'antiochus', meaning 'opponent' or 'against'. However, it's more commonly associated with the Latin word 'anthos', meaning 'flower', and the Greek personal name 'Antigonus', which means 'worthy of battle'.
In many cultures, Antroy is interpreted as a male name due to its historical usage. It has been used throughout history, notably by several figures in ancient Rome and Greece. For instance, there was Marcus Antonius, a prominent Roman general during Julius Caesar's reign.
Today, the name Antroy remains uncommon, lending it an air of uniqueness and exclusivity. It's often associated with individuals who possess distinct qualities or have achieved notable success. However, it is important to note that the meaning and interpretation of names can vary greatly across cultures and over time.
Antroy saw its highest number of births in 1977 with five newborns that year. Over time, the total number of children named Antroy has grown to a cumulative total of five.