True is an English given name derived directly from the English word true, which comes from Old English triewe meaning "loyal, faithful". As a virtue name, it belongs to a category of names that embody positive qualities—much like Honor, Faith, and Grace—though True is far less common and more abstract. The word itself has deep Germanic roots, related to Old High German triuwi and Old Norse tryggr, all carrying the sense of trustworthiness and fidelity. While True is rare as a given name, it has a long history as a surname. The Wiktionary entry notes that True is also a surname of English origin, with variants including Tru. As a surname, it can be found in places such as an unincorporated community in West Virginia, a town in Wisconsin, and a townland in Northern Ireland such mentions anchor it to real-world geography. True represents the wider pattern of English Word names . Fits modern tendency to choose names that are simple, evocative, and unadorned. Unlike traditional names, True carries a transparent moral message, appealing to parents who value honesty and straightforwardness. True remains a distinctive choice that stands out for its purity of meaning. Meaning: loyal, faithful; from English true Origin: English (word name) Type: Given name and surname Usage: Modern English-speaking world