Roy (first name)

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Roy is a Celtic given name, was originally mainly in Ireland and means "red / red-haired".

The name Roy can also have biblical, that is, Hebrew roots. It is then the Hebrew word ro'e (רועה) for "shepherd" with the attached possessive ending -i (י), which is mainly used in Biblical Hebrew. In modern Hebrew, in Ivrit , a newly formed possessive pronoun based on Indo-European models is usually used for a property relationship , consisting of the elements she- (ש) "which / which / which", le (ל) for "to" and the Hebrew possesive- The ending, here "-i", exists. The Ivrit expression ro'e scheli (רועה שלי) for "my shepherd" is actually the following subordinate clause construction: a shepherd who (belongs) to me.

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