Troy

See also troy

English

Wikipedia

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɔɪ

Proper noun

Troy

1. An ancient city in what is now Turkey.
2. A surname derived from Troyes in France.
3. A male given name, originally transferred from the surname, but today associated with the classical city.

Derived terms

• Trojan
• Trojan horse

Translations

an ancient city

Chinese: Mandarin: 特洛伊 (zh) (Tèluòyī) Czech: Trója (cs) f. Danish: Troja (da) Dutch: Troje (nl) Esperanto: Trojo (eo) German: Troja (de) n. Greek: Τροία (el) f. Hungarian: Trója (hu) Icelandic: Trója f., Trójuborg f. Italian: Troia (it)

Japanese: トロイ (ja) (Toroi) Korean: 트로이 (ko) (Teuroi) Latin: Illion n., Teucria f., Troia f. Macedonian: Троја (mk) (Trója) f. Norwegian Bokmål: Troja n. Norwegian Nynorsk: Troja (nn) n. Polish: Troja (pl) f. Portuguese: Tróia (pt) f. Russian: Троя (ru) (Trója) f. Spanish: Troya (es) f.

Anagrams

• ryot
• tory, Tory
• tyro