Lyka, derived from the Greek word "lykos," meaning wolf, is an intriguing and distinctive given name of Greek origin. It's pronounced /ˈlaɪkə/ in English, which rhymes with "lick-uh." This name has been gaining popularity in recent years due to its unique sound and cultural significance. Lyka is unisex but is more commonly used for females. Its short form or nickname could be Lykie or even Lyki. In the Greek Orthodox Church, Saint Lycaon is venerated on November 5th, though this name's usage isn't directly tied to religious practices. As a given name, Lyka brings a touch of ancient Greece and its rich mythology into the modern world.
The name Lyka saw consistent popularity with five births each year in 2010 and 2011, totaling ten births over the two years.