Ithaca, of Greek origin, translates to 'the island of Apollo'. It's a unique and intriguing given name, often associated with the city of Ithaca, New York, which was named after the city in Odysseus' homeland, as imagined by Homer in his epic 'The Odyssey'. The name carries an air of ancient mythology and intellectual curiosity, making it a distinctive choice for a child.
"The year 2017 saw a modest five babies named Ithaca."