Roydon
From the Old English elements ryge (rye) and dun (hill), meaning "rye hill" or "hill where rye grows."
Meaning and origin
Roydon originates from a place name in England, composed of the Old English words ryge (rye, the grain) and dun (a hill or down).
How to pronounce Roydon
| English (US) | ROY-dun /ˈɹɔɪdən/ |
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