Rahoy

The name Rahoy is extremely rare and its precise etymological origin is uncertain. It is most likely a toponymic surname, meaning it was derived from a place name. There is a place called Rahoy in Argyll, Scotland, which is a small peninsula or island. Therefore, the name Rahoy would have originally indicated someone 'from Rahoy'. As a given name, it is almost unheard of and would typically be a very localized family name adopted as a first name.

Due to its extreme rarity, there is very little documented history of Rahoy as a personal name. It does not appear in common etymological dictionaries of Scottish or Gaelic names. Its usage as a first name would likely be a modern phenomenon, possibly a unique choice by parents or a very obscure family tradition.