Comments for the name Toya

Toyah can also be a variant of Toya, like actress/rockstar Toyah Willcox.

According to Richard Woods's Hispanic First Names, Toya is a pet form of Victoria or Custodia among Mexican-Americans. [noted -ed]

I love my name. I feel good about my name. It tells a whole lot of stuff. To me I think my name has a lot of confidence, loyalty, bravery, kindness and a good personality.

My first name is Toya. I read up and found that it means; short or to the point, described as a straight-shooter. I've most identified with this meaning. I am abrupt; yet sincere.

Sorry, but this name reminds me of someone who would be loud and ghetto.

This is an ugly, ghetto name. I hate these pseudo-Spanish names used by Hispanic Americans. At least use a Spanish or Native American name that's used in an actual Latin American country. If you want to name your daughter Victoria, just call her Vicky, Tori, or even Victoria by itself.

Toya is one of the nicknames for Victoria. Toya and Victoria are Latin names. My first name is Victoria. Toya is the name that Latoya came from.

“Toya” (not to be confused with “Touya,” which has a completely different spelling and pronunciation) although rare, is used as a boy’s name or surname in Japan. It combines the kanji for “constellation” (斗) and “arrow” (矢).