Ilithyia

Ilithyia is a name derived from Greek mythology. She was the goddess of childbirth and midwifery, often invoked by women in labor. Her name is thought to come from the Greek verb 'eleutho' (ἐλεύθω), meaning 'to come' or 'to bring forth,' signifying her role in bringing new life into the world. She was sometimes identified with Hera or Artemis, but also worshipped as a distinct deity.

While prominent in ancient Greek religion, the name Ilithyia itself has remained relatively rare as a given name throughout history. Its strong mythological ties and unique sound make it an intriguing choice, though its complexity might contribute to its limited modern usage.