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The name Roy is a modern Hebrew name with multiple meanings and diverse roots. In Hebrew, the name derives from the root R-V-H, meaning 'one who saturates' or 'one who provides abundance' - someone who quenches thirst, grants satisfaction and fulfillment. The name expresses the quality of giving, abundance, and providing both spiritual and material nourishment. In this context, Roy carries the meaning of a person who brings blessing and plenty to his surroundings, someone who has the ability to give and positively influence others. In Jewish and biblical sources, the word 'roy' appears in contexts of abundance and blessing. The expression 'roy rivya' describes a state of complete abundance, of satiation and intoxication from goodness. In rabbinical literature, the concept of 'roy' relates to the idea of fully meeting needs - not just physical food but also spiritual and emotional nourishment. The name indicates a generous, giving, and benevolent personality who finds satisfaction in enriching the lives of others. In modern Hebrew culture, the name Roy has gained significant popularity due to its pleasant sound, brevity, and ease of pronunciation, and it is perceived as a contemporary and international name that combines Hebrew roots with openness to the world. The name Roy also carries additional meanings from different cultures, making it a multicultural and international name. In French, the name is related to the word 'roi' meaning 'king', indicating leadership, nobility, and strength. In Irish culture, the name is associated with the color red, symbolizing passion, vitality, and courage. The combination of these meanings creates a rich and complex profile for the name - on one hand generosity and nourishment, and on the other leadership and power. Parents who choose the name Roy for their child give him a name that reflects values of giving and abundance, together with a sense of self-confidence and regal presence. The name is particularly suitable for families seeking a short, strong name with deep meaning, a name that fits the modern world while maintaining a connection to Hebrew and Jewish sources.

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In Kabbalah, the name Roy is connected to the sefirah of Chesed (loving-kindness) and giving. The name expresses the divine flow of abundance and blessing from the upper worlds to the physical world. It symbolizes the power of unlimited giving and the ability to be a conduit for blessing.

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Roy Boy (Israeli singer) | Roy Assaf (Israeli actor) | Roy Cohn (American lawyer) | Roy Orbison (American singer)

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