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Illyanah
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Variant of Iliana/Eliana; commonly interpreted as "God has answered" (from Hebrew Eliana) or "from Ilium/Troy" (from Greek Iliana). |
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Irfanulhaqq
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Knowledge/awareness of the Truth (God) |
Arabic, Islamic |
Boy |
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Iya
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In Yoruba, Iya means "mother." In Russian/Slavic contexts it is used as a feminine given name. It is also sometimes treated as a variant or cognate of the Hebrew name Aya (meaning 'bird' or 'to fly'). |
Hebrew, Russian, Slavic, Yoruba |
Girl |
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Ignacia
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Fiery, ardent (often associated with Latin ignis "fire") |
Spanish |
Girl |
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Immokaleigh
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A modern, place-inspired invented name - loosely 'from Immokalee' or 'home' combined with a feminine '-leigh' ending. |
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Girl |
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Iov
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Traditionally understood as "persecuted" or "hated"; associated with the biblical figure Job and his patience |
Hebrew |
Boy |
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Ivanah
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God is gracious |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Illyse
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God is my oath / pledged to God |
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Girl |
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Irfanulhaque
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Knowledge or recognition of the Truth (Al-Haq); 'one who knows the Truth.' |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Iyad
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support, strength; a strong support or protector |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Ignaciah
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Associated with fire (from Latin ignis), often rendered as "fiery" or "born of fire" |
Latin |
Girl |
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Immokali
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Meaning not established; no widely documented definition. May be toponymic or a locally derived personal name. |
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Unisex |
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Iowa
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Named for the Ioway people; exact translation uncertain (often rendered 'sleepy ones' or simply a tribal name). |
Native American |
Unisex |
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Ivane
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God is gracious |
Georgian |
Boy |
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Ilma
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air; breeze; weather (also sometimes associated with 'inspiration' via Arabic Ilham) |
Estonian, Finnish |
Girl |
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Irfanulhassan
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Literally 'Irfan of Hassan' - 'the knowledge/wisdom of Hassan' (Irfan = knowledge/wisdom; Hassan = good/beautiful) |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Iyah
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Likely 'mother' (from Yoruba Iyá); variant spellings may connect to other meanings such as Japanese 'color/design', Arabic 'verse/sign', or Hebrew 'bird' depending on origin |
Yoruba |
Girl |
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Ignacie
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born of fire / fiery one (from Latin ignis, 'fire') |
Latin |
Boy |
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Immokalie
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Derived from a Muskogean word meaning "home" or "my home" |
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Girl |
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Iowereth
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lordly, noble (often interpreted as 'handsome lord') |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Ivanetsr
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Likely a diminutive or patronymic form of Ivan, meaning 'little Ivan' or 'son of Ivan'; ultimately 'God is gracious.' |
Slavic |
Boy |
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Ilmah
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Depends on origin: from Arabic 'ilm' = 'knowledge' or related to 'Ilham' = 'inspiration'; in Finnish 'ilma' = 'air, weather'. |
Arabic, Bosnian, Finnish |
Girl |
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Irfanulhuda
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Knowledge/awareness of the (right) guidance |
Arabic, Islamic |
Boy |
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Iyana
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Often interpreted as 'path' or 'journey' (Sanskrit) or linked to Ayana meaning 'beautiful/precious flower'. |
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Girl |
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Ignacya
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fiery, ardent |
Latin |
Girl |
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Immokaly
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Meaning uncertain. As a coined name it has no established traditional meaning; if linked to the place-name Immokalee it would relate to that toponym, though the original meaning is debated. |
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Girl |
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Iphegenia
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Strong-born; born of strength (from Greek elements meaning 'strong' and 'born') |
Greek |
Girl |
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Ivanho
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Variant of Ivan/John - "God is gracious" |
Slavic |
Boy |
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Ilmar
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air, sky, weather |
Estonian, Finnish |
Boy |
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Irfanulislam
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Knowledge or spiritual understanding of Islam |
Arabic, Persian, Urdu |
Boy |
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Iyanna
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Varies by origin: often interpreted as 'God is gracious' (via Yana/John) or as 'beautiful/beloved' or simply a modern invented name |
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Girl |
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Ignacyah
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Derived from Ignatius - "fire" or "fiery"; often interpreted as ardent or born of fire |
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Girl |
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Imna
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Derived from Arabic 'Iman', meaning 'faith' or 'belief'. |
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Girl |
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Iphicles
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strong glory |
Greek |
Boy |
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Ivanhoe
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Literally 'Ivan's hill' or 'John's hill' - a literary surname/place name derived from Ivan/John. |
English |
Boy |
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Ilmarinen
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Related to 'air' or 'weather'; name of the mythic smith Ilmarinen in the Finnish epic Kalevala, associated with the sky and craft |
Finnish |
Boy |
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Irfanullah
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God's knowledge / Divine wisdom |
Arabic, Islamic |
Boy |
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Iyesha
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Alive; she who lives; living, prosperous |
Arabic |
Girl |
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Ignado
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Fiery, ardent (related to 'fire') |
Latin |
Boy |
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Imoen
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Invented name with no established etymology or traditional meaning; a fictional given name. |
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Girl |
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Iphides
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Descendant/son of Iphis; from Iphis meaning 'strong, mighty' |
Greek |
Boy |
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Ivanhow
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Derived from Ivan ('God is gracious') with a place‑suffix - roughly 'God is gracious' / 'Ivan of the ridge' (literary) |
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Boy |
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Ilmi
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Knowledge; learned; scientific |
Arabic, Malay |
Boy |
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Irfon
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Taken from the River Irfon - a locational/river name; specific original meaning uncertain |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Iyonna
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Modern invented name. Possible meanings depend on the root: 'from Iona/island' (Iona), 'yew tree' (Yvonne), or connections to 'dove' (Yona/Yonah) - generally used as a feminine given name without a single fixed historic meaning. |
English |
Girl |
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Ignas
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Derived from Ignatius / ignis - 'fire', 'fiery' or 'ardent' |
Lithuanian |
Boy |
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Imogen
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maiden; beloved |
Cornish, Welsh |
Girl |
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Iphigena
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born strong |
Greek |
Girl |
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Ivania
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God is gracious / God has shown favor |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Ilmo
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air; weather; breeze |
Finnish |
Boy |
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