Tristica is a unique and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'tristis,' meaning 'sad.' It was popularized by American author Octavia E. Butler in her novel "Kindred," where she used it as one of the main character's names. Tristica has gained recognition as an uncommon yet compelling choice for parents seeking a name with historical and literary significance. As of recent data, it remains relatively rare, offering its bearer a unique identity.
"Tristica was quite popular in 1977 with six births that year."