Royce is a surname of Old French origin, derived from the medieval word 'roche', meaning 'rock' or 'cliff'. It was originally used to describe someone who lived near a rocky outcropping.
The name Royce has cultural significance in British and American history, particularly among aristocratic families. In medieval England, the term 'royal' was often associated with nobility and power.
People named Royce are often seen as rugged, confident, and strong-willed individuals who value independence and straightforwardness.
The given name Royce has gained popularity in recent years, particularly among parents seeking a unique yet timeless name. It's commonly used in modern entertainment, such as TV shows and films.