Ithaca
Meaning of Ithaca
The name Ithaca is a unique and captivating choice for a baby girl. It has an exotic and alluring sound, pronounced as ih-THAH-kah (ɪˈθɑkə). The origin of the name Ithaca can be traced back to Greek mythology, specifically to the island of Ithaca, which was the home of the legendary hero Odysseus in Homer's epic poem, "The Odyssey." This name carries strong associations with adventure, resilience, and wisdom. It symbolizes a journey filled with challenges and triumphs, making it a fitting choice for parents who want their daughter to embrace her inner strength and courage. While not commonly used, Ithaca offers a sense of individuality and uniqueness that sets it apart from more traditional names. In 2017, there were five occurrences of newborn girls being named Ithaca in the United States of America, ranking at number 15,884.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as ih-THAH-kah (/ɪˈθɑkə/)
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