Jouy
proper noun
from Latin gaudiacum composed of gaudius, a man's name derived from gaudium ('joy') with the suffix -acum see -ac and -y. In the 6th century, Gregory of Tours named the territory of Joué-lès-Tours gaudiacus or jocundiacensis domus. gaudiacum also gives the variants gouy, gaujac, gaugeac, gaujacq, joué.
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See also
Jupiter (pn.) Jouy-en-Argonne (pn.) Jouy-en-Pithiverais (pn.) Jouy-le-Châtel (pn.) Jouy-le-Potier (pn.) Jouy-sur-Eure (pn.) jovicien (adj.) jovissien (adj.) jovien (adj.) jupitérien (adj.) Job (pn.)