That sounds delicious! When focaccia is baked in a loaf pan like that, it often resembles a type of Italian bread called “ciabatta” but with a softer, more tender crumb due to the higher
hydration. It's not quite the same as traditional ciabatta, but it might have a similar texture and flavor profile.
If you’re looking for a different name for your loaf, you could consider calling it “Focaccia Loaf” or “Pane Focaccia.” The texture should be fantastic with that amount of water—just make sure to keep an eye on it while baking to get the crust you prefer. Enjoy your baking!