Tóry

Tóry is a proper noun that may refer to more than one topic in different languages. In encyclopedia and genealogical contexts it is used as a surname and as a toponym in some Central and Eastern European regions where diacritics are common. There is no single, widely recognized article or meaning for Tóry in major reference sources, so the term is typically treated as a disambiguation label.

The etymology of Tóry is not definitively established and likely varies by locale. It may derive from personal names, diminutive forms, or from place-based identifiers that became surnames, reflecting common patterns in Slavic and neighboring languages. Orthographic variants without diacritics, such as Tory or Toro, appear in different linguistic contexts, which can lead to confusion without additional geographic or historical information.

In practice, hits for Tóry are usually tied to specific people, families, or localities within a country, rather than to a single notable individual or place. If a particular Tóry is intended, providing the country, region, language, or time period will help identify the correct topic.

See also: Tory, Tori, Tore, Torre.