Myrtia, derived from the Greek word 'myrte', translates to 'myrtle'. This name carries a touch of Mediterranean charm and has been sparsely used throughout history, adding to its uniqueness. It was popular among early Christians due to its association with the Virgin Mary. The myrtle plant itself is known for its fragrant leaves and white flowers, often symbolizing love and peace.
"In 1898, there were five children named Myrtia born."