Troas is of Greek origin and means 'of Troy'. It is an ancient name, deriving from the city of Troy, made famous by Homer's Iliad. The name Troas was borne by a 4th-century bishop of Edessa, who is now venerated as Saint Troas in some Christian traditions. It is a unique and historic name with deep roots in classical mythology and religious history.
In 1969 alone, the name Troas saw five newborns bearing it. Across all years combined, this figure remains constant at five births total.