The female name Joyce is Latin in origin and it means joy or rejoicing. It was popularly used during the Middle Ages. It is also used as a surname. Similar names and variations of the name Joyce would include the name Joice, Joycelyn, Joyceanne, Joycelynn, Jaycie, Joyous Joyse, Josie and Josee.
It is interesting to note that a tropical cyclone which occurred in the Atlantic Ocean as well as three tropical cyclones which occurred in the Eastern Pacific Ocean were named Joyce.
There are a number of famous people who share the name Joyce including English actress and dancer, Joyce Blair, (1932 - 2006); British actress Joyce Carey (1898 - 1993); Irish novelist Joyce Cary (1888 - 1957); American actress, Joyce DeWitt (1949); British actress Joyce Redman (1918); Irish cricketer Ed Joyce, (1978); and British actress Emily Joyce (1970).
It is interesting to note that a tropical cyclone which occurred in the Atlantic Ocean as well as three tropical cyclones which occurred in the Eastern Pacific Ocean were named Joyce.
There are a number of famous people who share the name Joyce including English actress and dancer, Joyce Blair, (1932 - 2006); British actress Joyce Carey (1898 - 1993); Irish novelist Joyce Cary (1888 - 1957); American actress, Joyce DeWitt (1949); British actress Joyce Redman (1918); Irish cricketer Ed Joyce, (1978); and British actress Emily Joyce (1970).