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Names starting with I
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- Ia violet flower
- Iacob Romanian form of Jacob, held by the heel or supplanter
- Iacopo Italian form of Jacob, held by the heel or supplanter
- Iago Spanish and Welsh form of James, "supplanter"
- Iain Gaelic form of John: God is gracious
- Iakob Georgian form of Jacob, 'holder of the heel'
- Iakovos Greek form of Jacob or James, held by the heel or supplanter
- Iamblichus Greek form of Aramaic Yamliku, "he is king"; Syrian…
- Ian Gaelic form of John: God is gracious
- Iancu old Romanian form of Ioan, 'God is gracious'
- Iantha violet flower
- Ianthe violet flower
- Ianto pet form of Ifan: God is gracious
- Iara lady of the waters (Tupi); a river spirit of Brazilian…
- Iason to heal; Greek form of Jason
- Ib Danish diminutive of Jacob, held by the heel or supplanter
- Ibai river
- Iban Basque form of John: God is gracious
- Ibbi-Sin the moon god Sin has called; last king of Ur c. 2028 BC
- Ibiranu attested name of Ibiranu, king of Ugarit c. 1235 BC;…
- Ibn son, son of
- Ibolya violet (flower)
- Ibon Basque form of Ivo, 'yew'
- Ibraheem form of Ibrahim (Abraham): father of many nations
- Ibrahim Arabic form of Abraham, 'father of many'
- Ibrahima West African form of Ibrahim (Abraham)
- Ibrahimu Swahili form of Abraham, father of many
- Ibtihal supplication, prayer
- Ibtisam smile, smiling
- Ibuki breath (息吹); also Japanese juniper (伊吹)
- Ibukun blessing
- Ichabod no glory, "the glory has departed"
- Ichigo "one who protects" (一護); also strawberry (苺)
- Ichika one flower (一花); also strawberry (苺花)
- Ichiro first son (一郎)
- İclal glory, reverence
- Icy word name: icy, frosty
- Ida work, labor
- Idabelle combination of Ida and Belle (beautiful)
- Idalia from Idalion, a town in Cyprus sacred to Aphrodite
- Idamae blend of Ida (work, labor) and Mae
- Idanthyrsus attested name of Idanthyrsus, Scythian king who faced…
- Iddin-Dagan the god Dagan has given; king of Isin c. 1974 BC
- Ide thirst; St Íde of Limerick
- Idell form of Idella; perhaps from Ida
- Idella perhaps from Ida; work, labor
- Idelle form of Ida, from Germanic id: work, labor
- Idil whole, complete
- Idir he lives, alive
- Idiyanale Tagalog goddess of labor and good deeds
- Idoia from Basque idoi, pond or pool; a Marian sanctuary in…
- Idowu child born after twins
- Idril coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin "sparkle-brilliance"
- Idris ardent lord; legendary giant of Cadair Idris
- Idrissa West African form of Idris
- Idun ever young; goddess of youth's apples
- Iesha spelling of Aisha: alive, living
- Ieshia form of Aisha: alive, living
- Iestyn Welsh form of Justin: just
- Ieuan Welsh form of John: God is gracious
- Ieva bird cherry tree; also the Baltic form of Eve
- Ifan Welsh form of John: God is gracious
- Ife love
- Ifeanyi nothing is impossible for God
- Ifedayo love has become joy
- Ifeoluwa God's love
- Ifeoma a good thing
- Ifigeneia modern Greek form of Iphigenia, strong-born
- Ifor lord; or from Norse Ívarr
- Ifrah happiness, joy
- Ifunanya love
- Iga short form of Jadwiga, 'battle and strife'
- Ige child born feet first
- Igi-halki attested name of Igi-halki, founder of an Elamite dynasty…
- Igiraneza be fortunate, have good luck
- Iglika Bulgarian word meaning primrose
- Igmutanka mountain lion, puma
- Ignác Hungarian form of Ignatius, often linked to Latin ignis,…
- Ignace fiery, from Ignatius
- Ignacia feminine of Ignacio, linked to ignis: fire
- Ignacio associated with ignis 'fire'
- Ignacy from Egnatius, associated with Latin ignis 'fire'
- Ignas Lithuanian form of Ignatius, often linked to Latin ignis,…
- Ignasi associated with ignis 'fire'
- Ignat short form of Ignatius, often linked to Latin ignis, fire
- Ignatius associated with ignis 'fire'
- Ignazio associated with ignis 'fire'
- Ignis fire
- Igor from Norse Ingvar: Ing's warrior
- Ihab gift
- Ihaia Maori form of Isaiah, God is salvation
- Ihaka Maori form of Isaac, he laughs
- Ihintza Basque word meaning dew
- Ihor Ukrainian form of Igor, 'Ing's warrior'
- Iida Finnish form of Ida: work
- Ijeoma good journey
- Ijun benefit or pear (利, 梨) + talented (俊)
- Ikaika strong, powerful
- Ikal Mayan word meaning spirit or breath
- Ike short for Isaac, "he laughs"
- Ikechukwu the strength of God
- Ikemefuna may my strength not be lost
- Ikenna father's strength
- Ikeoluwa God's care and tenderness
- Iker visitation; Basque equivalent of Visitación
- Ikerne Basque equivalent of Visitación, the visitation
- Ikrom honor, respect (Uzbek)
- Ila earth; speech; a Vedic goddess
- Ilaf harmony, familiarity
- Ilaha goddess (Azerbaijani)
- Ilakkiya literature
- Ilakkiyan man of letters, literary one
- Ilampirai crescent moon, young moon
- Ilan tree
- Ilana tree
- Ilancueitl old woman's skirt (ilama + cueitl); Aztec queen, wife of…
- Ilango young prince; poet of the Silappatikaram
- Ilanit little tree
- Ilargi moon
- Ilaria cheerful, joyful, from hilaris
- Ilavarasan young king, prince
- Ilavarasi young queen, princess
- Ilaw light, lamp
- Ilbilge wise one of the realm (Old Turkic el + bilge); Ilbilge…
- Ilda short form of Hilda: battle
- Ildikó from Hilda, 'battle'; Attila's last wife Ildikó
- Ilean form of Eileen, the Irish form of Evelyn or Helen
- Ileana possibly from Helen 'light'; a heroine of Romanian folk…
- Ileen form of Eileen (Aveline)
- Ilektra modern Greek form of Electra, from elektron, amber or…
- Ilene form of Eileen, Irish form of Evelyn or Helen; often linked…
- Ilgın tamarisk tree
- Ilgar promise, vow (Azerbaijani)
- Ilgaz a mountain; one who never retreats
- Ilgonis longing; from ilgas 'longing'
- Ilham inspiration
- İlhan ruler of the land
- Ilhuicamina he who shoots at the sky, archer of the heavens; Moctezuma…
- Ilia Georgian form of Elijah, 'my God is Yahweh'
- Ilias my God is Yahweh; Greek form of Elijah
- Ilie my God is Yahweh; Romanian form of Elijah
- Ilija my God is Yahweh; form of Elijah
- Ilima the ilima flower, emblem of Oahu
- Ilimilku my god is king; scribe who wrote down the Baal Cycle c.…
- Ilinca diminutive of Elena, possibly 'light'
- Ilir free; also from Illyria
- Ilirjana Illyrian woman; from Illyria
- İlkay new moon, first moon
- İlker first brave man
- İlknur first light
- Illapa lightning, thunder
- Illari dawn glow; to shine at daybreak
- Illiam Manx form of William: resolute protector
- Illiana form of Iliana, possibly from Ilion (Troy)
- Illig having a realm, ruler (Old Turkic illig); Illig Qaghan,…
- Illimani name of the great snow-capped mountain above La Paz, Bolivia
- Illyana form of Ilyana (Iliana), often given as light or from Ilya
- Ilma knowledge; Bosnian name from ilm
- Ilmar from the air god Ilmarinen
- Ilmari air; from Ilmarinen, smith of the Kalevala
- Ilmatar spirit of the air
- Ilo joy
- Ilog river
- Ilona in Finnish, joy and delight
- Ilsa pet form of Elisabeth: my God is an oath
- Ilse diminutive of Elisabeth: God is my oath
- Ilta evening
- Iltani our goddess; Iltani, princess-priestess of Sippar c. 1750 BC
- Ilterish gatherer of the realm (Old Turkic el + terish); Ilterish…
- Ilya my God is Yahweh; Russian form of Elijah
- Ilyas Arabic form of Elijah
- Ilyes Maghrebi form of Ilyas (Elijah), 'my God is Yahweh'
- Ilyssa form of Alyssa, linked to the alyssum flower
- Ilze my God is an oath; Latvian form of Ilse/Elizabeth
- Imagene form of Imogen, perhaps from Gaelic: maiden
- Iman faith, belief
- Imani faith
- Imanol God is with us; Basque form of Manuel
- Imaq sea, water
- Imar Irish form of Old Norse Ívarr, probably 'bow warrior' (yew…
- Imari from Imari, a Japanese porcelain town
- Imelda whole battle
- Imhotep he who comes in peace; architect later deified
- Iminathi God is with us
- Imke Frisian diminutive of Irmgard: whole enclosure
- Immacolata immaculate; from the Immaculate Conception
- Imoen coined by BioWare for Baldur's Gate
- Imogen from Shakespeare's Innogen, perhaps Gaelic inghean, maiden
- Imoko younger-sister child (imo + ko); Ono no Imoko, envoy to Sui…
- Imola from Hungarian imola, the knapweed flower
- Impa coined by Nintendo for The Legend of Zelda
- Imran prosperity, building, populous; father of Mary in the Quran
- Imre Hungarian form of Emeric, possibly 'home ruler'
- Imrich Slovak form of Imre (Emeric)
- Imtiaz distinction, honor, excellence
- In-ho benevolence + great (仁浩)
- In-sung benevolence + achieve (仁成)
- Ina short form of names ending -ina, such as Wilhelmina
- Inácia feminine of Inácio (Ignatius), often linked to Latin ignis,…
- Inácio associated with ignis 'fire'
- Iñaki Basque form of Ignatius, associated with 'fire'
- Inanna lady of heaven (commonly given)
- Inara name of a Hittite goddess of wild animals
- Inari rice-bearing (稲荷); the kami of rice, foxes and prosperity
- Inas friendliness, sociability
- Inathi He is with us (God)
- Inaya care, concern, protection
- Inazio Basque form of Ignatius, often linked to Latin ignis, fire
- Inbal clapper of a bell
- Inban joy, delight
- Inbar amber
- İnci pearl
- Incoronata Italian for crowned, honoring the Madonna Incoronata
- Indah beautiful
- Inderjit conqueror of Indra
- India from the country India, named after the river Indus
- Indiana land of the Indians; the US state
- Indigo the deep blue dye and color
- Indira beauty, splendor; a name of Lakshmi
- Indra possessing drops of rain; king of the gods
- Indradevi goddess of Indra; Indradevi, Khmer queen and teacher, wife…
- Indrajit conqueror of Indra; son of Ravana in the Ramayana
- Indralakshmi fortune of Indra; Indralakshmi, sister of the Khmer king…
- Indrani queen of Indra; Shachi
- Indranil sapphire
- Indravarman armor of Indra; Indravarman I, Khmer king c. 877 AD, and…
- Indrek Estonian form of Henry, home ruler
- Indu moon, a drop
- Indumati the full moon; queen of Aja and mother of Dasharatha
- Indy short form of India or Indiana
- Inej coined by Leigh Bardugo for Six of Crows
- Inel attested name of Inel Qaghan, Gokturk ruler c. 716 AD; Old…
- Ineni attested name of Ineni, architect of Thutmose I c. 1500 BC;…
- Ines form of Agnes: pure, holy
- Inese Latvian form of Agnes, 'pure, holy'
- Inessa Russian form of Agnes: pure, holy
- Inez form of Inés (Agnes), 'pure, chaste'
- Ineza goodness, in Kinyarwanda
- Infinity the word infinity: endlessness
- Inga of the god Ing
- Ingabire gift
- Inge of the god Ing
- Ingeborg Ing's protection
- Ingegerd from the god Ing and Old Norse garðr, enclosure
- Ingeld attested name of Ingeld, Heathobard prince in Beowulf and…
- Ingemar from the god Ing and Old Norse mærr, famous
- Inger Ing's enclosure; from Ingegerd
- Ingibjörg from the god Ing and Old Norse björg, help or salvation
- Ingigerd Ing's enclosure (the god Yngvi + garðr); Ingegerd of…
- Ingimund Ing's protection (Ing + mundr); Ingimundr the Old, settler…
- Ingirid Ing and beautiful (Ing + fríðr); Ingiríðr, Norwegian queen,…
- Ingmar famous Ing; Ingmar Bergman
- Ingo short form of names with Ing, a Germanic god
- Ingolf Ing's wolf; Ingolfur, first settler of Iceland
- Ingrid Ing's beauty; Ing is a Norse god
- Ingund second element gund 'battle', first the god Ing; queen of…
- Ingunn from the god Ing and Old Norse unna, to love
- Ingvar Ing's warrior
- Ingvild Ing's battle
- Ini-Teshub attested name of Ini-Teshub, viceroy of Carchemish c. 1230…
- Iñigo from Eneko, possibly 'my little one'
- Iniya sweet, pleasant
- Iniyan sweet one, pleasant person
- Inka Quechua word for the ruler of the Inca empire
- Inkeri Finnish form of Inger; also the region of Ingria
- Inkpaduta scarlet point, red on top; Wahpekute leader, c. 1857
- Inmaculada immaculate; from the Immaculate Conception
- Innes island
- Innocenzo Italian form of Innocent, innocent
- Ino boar (猪), one of the Ino-Shika-Cho trio's animal names
- Inoke Fijian and Tongan form of Enoch, dedicated
- Inosuke 伊之助, a traditional boy's name ending in -suke "helper"
- Insaf justice, fairness
- Inshtatheamba bright eyes; Omaha writer Susette La Flesche, c. 1880…
- Insyirah relief, opening of the heart; title of a Quran sura
- Intan diamond
- Intaphernes Greek form of Vindafarna, "who finds glory"; one of the…
- Inti sun; the Inca sun god
- Intza dew
- Inuk person, human being
- Inunnguaq little person (Greenlandic)
- Inuwa shade
- Inyan stone, rock
- Io meaning uncertain; the priestess of Hera whom Zeus turned…
- Ioan Welsh form of John: God is gracious
- Ioana God is gracious
- Ioane Samoan form of John, God is gracious
- Ioanna God is gracious
- Ioannis God is gracious; Greek form of John
- Iokepa Hawaiian form of Joseph, he will add
- Iola worthy lord; feminine of Iolo
- Iolana to soar, soaring like a hawk
- Iolanda possibly 'violet flower'
- Iolani royal hawk; the hawk soaring in heaven
- Iole Italian form of Iole, from Greek ion, violet
- Iolo worthy lord; pet form of Iorwerth
- Iomhar Gaelic form of Norse Ívarr, possibly bow warrior
- Ion God is gracious; popular Romanian form of John
- Iona from the Hebridean island of Iona, holy isle of St Columba
- Ione violet flower
- Ionuț little Ion, 'God is gracious'
- Iorek coined by Philip Pullman for Northern Lights
- Iori "weave" + "hermitage" (伊織)
- Iorwerth handsome lord, worthy lord
- Iosefa Samoan form of Joseph
- Iosif he will add; Romanian form of Joseph
- Iosua Samoan form of Joshua, God is salvation
- İpek silk
- Iphigenia strong-born
- Ipirvik attested name of Inuk guide Ipirvik (Joe Ebierbing), c. 1860
- Ipo sweetheart, darling
- Ippolita Italian form of Hippolyta, freer of horses
- Iput attested name of Iput, queen, mother of Pepi I c. 2330 BC;…
- Ipuwer attested name of Ipuwer, sage of the Admonitions c. 1800…
- Iqbal good fortune, prosperity; the poet Muhammad Iqbal
- Iqra read, recite (the first revealed word of the Quran)
- Iqui Balam wind jaguar or moon jaguar (K'iche'); one of the first four…
- Ira earth; also refreshment, a name of Saraswati
- Iracema honey lips, in Tupi; heroine of the novel by Jose de Alencar
- Iradukunda God loves us, in Kinyarwanda
- Iraida from Herais: hero, of Hera
- Iraj of the Aryans; a son of Fereydun
- Irakli glory of Hera; Georgian form of Heraclius
- Iraklis modern Greek form of Heracles, glory of Hera
- Irakoze it is God who did it; thanks be to God, in Kinyarwanda
- Iram from Iram of the Pillars, a lost city named in the Quran
- Iran from the country name: land of the Aryans (noble ones)
- Irantzu from the Marian monastery of Irantzu in Navarre
- Irati fern field; the Irati forest in Navarre
- Iratxe fern field; a monastery in Navarre
- Irbe Latvian word for the hazel grouse
- Irby settlement of the Irish (place name)
- Irdabama attested name of Irdabama, Persian noblewoman and estate…
- Irean form of Irene: peace
- Ireland the country, named after Ériu
- Irelia coined by Riot Games for League of Legends
- Irelyn modern blend of Ireland and Lynn
- Irelynn modern blend of Ireland and Lynn
- Irena peace
- Irene peace; Greek goddess of peace
- Ireneu Portuguese form of Irenaeus, peaceful
- Ireoluwa God's goodness
- Ireti hope
- Irfan knowledge, gnosis, awareness
- Iridian from iris: rainbow
- Irie Jamaican word for 'good, at peace, all right'
- Irina peace; Russian form of Irene
- Irine form of Irene: peace
- Irinel Romanian diminutive from Irina, peace
- Iris rainbow; messenger goddess
- Írisz Hungarian form of Iris, rainbow; Greek goddess of the…
- Irit asphodel, a flowering plant
- Irl form of Earl: nobleman
- Irlanda Spanish for Ireland
- Irma whole, universal
- Irmak river
- Irmgard whole enclosure
- Irniq Inuktitut word meaning son
- Iroda will, determination (Uzbek)
- Iroh coined for Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Iroha the basics, from the classic iroha poem; often written 彩葉…
- Iruka dolphin (海豚)
- Irulan coined by Frank Herbert for Dune
- Irune Basque name for Pamplona; also linked to hiru 'three' (the…
- Irven form of Irvin, from a Scottish place name
- Irvin from a Scottish surname and place, from a river name…
- Irvine from a Scottish place name possibly meaning green water
- Irving from a Scottish place name, possibly 'green, fresh water'
- Irwin English surname, from Old English 'boar friend'
- Iryna peace
- Işık light
- Işıl shining, glittering
- Isa short form of Isabella or Louisa
- Isaac he will laugh; son of Abraham
- Isabel form of Elizabeth, 'God is my oath'
- Isabela form of Isabel, from Elizabeth: God is my oath
- Isabell spelling of Isabel, form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
- Isabella form of Elizabeth, 'my God is an oath'
- Isabelle my God is an oath
- Isabu attested name of Kim Isabu, Silla general who took Usan c.…
- Isac form of Isaac: he will laugh
- Isadora gift of Isis; dancer Isadora Duncan
- Isadore form of Isidore; gift of Isis
- Isagani harvest; character in Rizal's El Filibusterismo
- Isai Spanish form of Jesse, 'gift'
- Isaiah Yahweh is salvation; a major prophet
- Isaías Yahweh is salvation
- Isaiha form of Isaiah: God is salvation
- Isamar blend of Isabel and Mar
- Isamu courage (勇)
- Isao merit, honor (功/勲)
- Isaura from Isauria, an ancient region of Asia Minor
- Iseabail Gaelic form of Isabel: my God is an oath
- Isela form of Isla or Gisela; pledge
- Iseo benefit or pear (利, 梨) + auspicious (瑞)
- Iset throne; Egyptian form of Isis; Iset, daughter of Amenhotep…
- Isetnofret the goddess Isis is beautiful; queen of Ramesses II c. 1270…
- Iseul dew (native Korean 이슬)
- Iseult possibly the fair one; heroine of Tristan and Iseult
- Isha ruler, mistress; a name of the divine
- Ishaan lord, ruler; a name of Shiva and the north-east
- Isham from an English place name: home on the river Ise
- Ishanavarman armor of Ishana (Shiva); Ishanavarman I, king of Chenla c.…
- Ishani ruling; a name of Parvati, consort of Ishana (Shiva)
- Ishaq he will laugh; Arabic form of Isaac
- Ishara sign, gesture; also queen, ruler
- Ishaya God is salvation; Syriac form of Isaiah
- Ishbara attested name of Ishbara Qaghan, Gokturk ruler c. 581 AD;…
- Ishbel Gaelic form of Isabel: my God is an oath
- Ishika paintbrush; arrow
- Ishimwe praise, thanks (to God), in Kinyarwanda
- Ishita superiority, mastery, desired
- Ishkode fire
- Ishmael God hears; son of Abraham and Hagar
- Ishme-Dagan the god Dagan has heard; king of Isin c. 1953 BC
- Ishmeet friend of God
- Isho God is salvation; Syriac form of Jesus
- Ishoyahb Jesus has given; Patriarch Ishoyahb III of the Church of…
- Ishpuini attested name of Ishpuini, king of Urartu c. 820 BC…
- Ishtar meaning uncertain
- Ishton attested name of Ishton, Chiricahua woman, wife of Juh, c.…
- Ishwar lord, the supreme god
- Ishwari goddess, supreme lady
- Isiah spelling of Isaiah: God is salvation
- Isiaku Hausa form of Isaac (Ishaq), he laughs
- Isidasi servant of the sages (Pali isi + dasi); Isidasi, nun of the…
- Isidora gift of Isis
- Isidore gift of Isis
- Isidra feminine of Isidore: gift of Isis
- Isidre Catalan form of Isidore, gift of Isis
- Isidro gift of Isis; patron of Madrid
- Isikeli Fijian form of Ezekiel, God strengthens
- Isireli Fijian form of Israel, he struggles with God
- Isis Greek form of Aset, throne; the Egyptian mother goddess
- Iskandar Malay form of Alexander, defender of men
- Iskotew fire
- Iskra spark
- Isla from the island of Islay
- Islam submission to God
- Islay from the Hebridean island of Islay
- Islwyn from a Welsh place name, below the grove
- Ismaahiil Somali form of Ismail, God hears
- Ismael God will hear
- Ismail God hears; Arabic form of Ishmael
- Ismaila Hausa and Wolof form of Ishmael, God hears
- Ismene knowledge, learned
- İsmet honor, chastity
- Ismoil Tajik and Uzbek form of Ismail, God hears
- Isobel Scottish form of Isabel: my God is an oath
- Isolde meaning uncertain; perhaps 'ice ruler'
- Israel he who strives with God
- Israfil meaning uncertain
- Isreal spelling of Israel: God contends
- Issa Swahili and Arabic form of Jesus (Isa)
- Issac spelling of Isaac: he will laugh
- Issachar there is reward; son of Jacob
- Isshin one heart, wholehearted devotion (一心)
- Issiaka Mande form of Isaac, he will laugh
- Istahil she deserves
- Istemi attested name of Istemi, Gokturk ruler of the west c. 560…
- István crown, garland; Hungarian form of Stephen; Saint Stephen,…
- Isuru prosperity, wealth
- Isyss form of Isis, the Egyptian goddess
- Ita thirst; anglicized Íde
- Itachi weasel (鼬)
- Itai God is with me; one of David's warriors
- Italia Italy
- Italo of Italy; Italus was a legendary king of Italy
- Italy from the country name, often said to mean land of calves
- Itamar palm island, palm of the sea
- Ite probably 'thirst (for holiness)'; St Íte of Killeedy d. 570
- Itet attested name of Itet, wife of Nefermaat, whose tomb held…
- Ithel generous lord
- Ithobaal with Baal; Ithobaal I, king of Tyre c. 880 BC
- Itiel God is with me
- Itri star
- Itsaso sea
- Itsuka someday; also written 樹花 tree flower
- Itsuki tree (樹)
- Itta attested name of St Itta, wife of Pepin of Landen d. 652;…
- Itumeleng rejoice, be happy, in Sotho and Tswana
- Itxaso Basque word meaning sea or ocean
- Itzamna the Maya creator god of the sky and writing
- Itzamnaaj Bahlam Itzamnaaj (the god) jaguar; Shield Jaguar the Great, king…
- Itzcóatl obsidian serpent; an Aztec ruler
- Itzcuintli Nahuatl word for the dog, one of the Aztec day signs
- Itzel from Ix Chel, Maya goddess of the moon
- Itziar from a Marian sanctuary in Deba, Gipuzkoa
- Itzli obsidian
- Itzpapalotl obsidian butterfly; Aztec warrior goddess
- Iu Catalan form of Ivo or Yves, probably from a Germanic word…
- Iulia Romanian form of Julia, possibly 'youthful'
- Iulian of the Roman family Julius, possibly 'youthful'
- Iuliana Romanian form of Juliana, from the Roman family name Julius
- Iurgi farmer; Basque form of George
- Iustin just, righteous
- Iva willow tree; also a short form of Ivana
- Ivan God is gracious; Slavic form of John
- Ivana God is gracious; feminine of Ivan
- Ivanhoe from an English place name, Ivinghoe; Scott's title hero
- Ivania feminine of Ivan: God is gracious
- Ivanka God is gracious; diminutive of Ivana
- Ivanna God is gracious; feminine of Ivan
- Ivano Italian form of Ivan (John), God is gracious
- Ivar yew warrior, archer; Ivar the Boneless
- Iven form of Ivan (John): Yahweh is gracious
- Iver Norwegian form of Ivar: yew warrior
- Iverson son of Ivar: bow warrior
- Ivery form of Ivory: the creamy white material
- Iveta yew; from Yvette
- Iveth form of Yvette: yew
- Ivette spelling of Yvette, from Germanic iv, yew
- Ivey spelling of Ivy, the climbing plant
- Ivo yew
- Ivon form of Yvon, from Yves: yew
- Ivor from Norse Ívarr, possibly bow warrior
- Ivory ivory, the creamy white material
- Ivvár Sami form of Ivar, often explained as bow warrior
- Ivy the ivy plant
- Iwan Welsh form of John: God is gracious
- Iwanaga long-lasting rock (iwa + naga); Iwanaga-hime, goddess in…
- Iwanohime rock princess (iwa + hime); Empress Iwa no Hime, poet of…
- Ixchel Maya goddess of the moon, childbirth and weaving
- Ixquic from K'iche' Maya, often explained as blood woman; mother…
- Ixtlilton little black face; Aztec god of healing and feasting
- Ixtlilxochitl black-faced flower; Ixtlilxochitl I, ruler of Texcoco c.…
- Iyabo mother has returned
- Iyanna modern American coinage, perhaps from Ayanna
- Iyanu wonder, miracle
- Iyneferti beauty has come; wife of Sennedjem c. 1250 BC
- Iyo attested name of Iyo (Toyo), queen of Wa after Himiko c.…
- Izaac spelling of Isaac: he will laugh
- Izaak form of Isaac: he will laugh
- Izabel form of Isabel (Elisabeth): God is my oath
- Izabella spelling of Isabella, a form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Izabelle spelling of Isabelle, form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
- Izaiah spelling of Isaiah: God is salvation
- Izanagi he who invites (伊邪那岐); creator god of the Kojiki
- Izanami she who invites (伊邪那美); creator goddess of the Kojiki
- Izar star
- Izaro an island off the Basque coast; linked to 'star'
- Izaya form of Isaiah: God is salvation
- Izayah spelling of Isaiah: Yahweh is salvation
- Izei Basque word meaning fir tree
- Izel unique, one of a kind
- Izik form of Isaac: he will laugh
- Iztaccíhuatl Nahuatl, white woman; the snow-capped volcano near Mexico…
- Iztli Nahuatl word for obsidian
- Izuku 出久, "emerge" + "long time"
- Izumi spring, fountain (泉)
- Izzabella spelling of Isabella, form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
- Izzie diminutive of Isabel or Isobel: God is my oath
- Izzy pet form of Isabel or Isaac