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Names letter starts with I

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Ingeborg Protected by Ing (Ing's fortress/stronghold) Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Isabelhina Pledged to God; "God is my oath" Portuguese Girl
Ien Varies by origin: when derived from Ian/John - 'God is gracious'; when used as a Dutch diminutive it carries the meaning of its root name rather than a separate meaning. Dutch, English, Scottish Unisex
Inezita Diminutive of Inés; root meaning 'pure, chaste' (i.e., 'little Inés') Spanish Girl
Ishitha desired, sought-after; excellence or mastery Sanskrit Girl
Ileena Light; torch; shining one Greek Girl
Ingela Related to the Old Norse god Ing; generally interpreted as 'belonging to or protected by Ing' Scandinavian Girl
Isabell Pledged to God; 'God is my oath.' Girl
Iera uncertain; could mean 'lady of the lake' (if from Iara), 'watchful' (if from Ira), or relate to 'era' (a period/new era) depending on origin Girl
Infinite Without limits; endless, boundless English Unisex
Ishithaa Desired; ambitious; one who aspires or has mastery Indian, Sanskrit Girl
Ileenah light, torch, bright Girl
Ingelbert From elements meaning 'engil' (angel or Angle) and 'beraht' (bright) - generally rendered 'bright angel' or 'angel-bright'. Germanic Boy
Isabella God is my oath / pledged to God Italian Girl
Ieronimo sacred (or holy) name Greek Boy
infiniti Endless, boundless, limitless English Unisex
Ishitta desire; wish; mastery Sanskrit Girl
Ileene Likely 'bright' or 'shining' (associated with Helen); also linked to Aveline Irish Girl
Ingelberte From the elements 'Ing' (the Germanic/Norse deity Ing/Yngvi) + 'beraht' ('bright' or 'famous') - roughly 'Ing-bright' or 'bright/famous through Ing'. Germanic Girl
Isabis God is my oath / pledged to God Girl
iesha Alive, living; 'she who lives' Arabic Girl
Ing-Britt Compound of Ing (Norse name element tied to the god Yngvi) + Britt (short form of Birgitta/Bridget) - roughly 'Ing's exalted one' or 'protected/exalted, strong.' Scandinavian Girl
Ishma'il God will hear / God listens Hebrew, Islamic Boy
Ileina Bright, shining; torch Girl
Ingelbirt From elements Ing (a Germanic god/ancestor) + berht ('bright, famous') - 'Ing's bright/famous one' or 'bright protector'. Germanic Boy
Isac He will laugh; laughter Hebrew Boy
Iesous Yahweh is salvation / God saves Greek Boy
Ing-Marie Combines the Norse element 'Ing' (a fertility/ancestral god) with 'Marie' (Mary: 'beloved'/'bitter'); roughly 'Ing's beloved'. Scandinavian Girl
Ishmon Uncertain; possibly 'man' (from Hebrew ish) or a form related to the Phoenician deity Eshmun Boy
Ileinah Light, bright, shining one Girl
Ingelburt From elements meaning 'Ingel/Engel' (angel or the Angle tribe) + 'bert'/'burt' (bright) - roughly 'bright angel' or 'bright one of the Angles'. Germanic Boy
Isacco He will laugh; laughter Hebrew Boy
Iestin just; fair; righteous Welsh Boy
Ingbert From the element Ing (the god Ing/Yngvi) + 'bert' (beraht) meaning 'bright' - 'bright or famous through Ing'. Germanic Boy
Ishraq Sunrise, dawn; radiance or illumination Arabic Girl
Ileine bright, shining light; torch Irish Girl
Ingelburte Ing's protection; Ing's fortress Norse Girl
Isack He will laugh; laughter Hebrew Boy
Iesu Form of 'Jesus' - from Hebrew Yeshua/Yehoshua meaning 'Yahweh is salvation' or 'God saves'. Welsh Boy
Ingebjørk From Old Norse elements 'Ing' (the god Yngvi‑Freyr) + 'bjǫrg' (help, protection) - 'Ing's protection'. In modern Scandinavian spelling it is sometimes associated with 'bjørk/björk' ('birch'). Norse Girl
Ishtaar Name of the Mesopotamian goddess of love, beauty, fertility and war Akkadian, Sumerian Girl
Ia Associated with Saint Ia (St Ives); etymology uncertain - probably a form of the Irish saint name Íde/Ita Cornish Girl
Ileinee bright, shining; light English, Irish Girl
Ingelbyrt ‘angel-bright’ or ‘bright as an angel’ (from elements engel/ingel 'angel' and berht/byrt 'bright') Boy
Isador gift of Isis Greek Boy
Ieva life; living; giver of life Girl
Ingeborgh “Ing's protection” - protected by Ing (the Germanic fertility god); literally 'Ing + fortress/protection'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ishtara Evokes the goddess Ishtar - love, fertility, war, and the planet Venus - and may also suggest 'star' or a protective goddess via Tara Girl
Iachimo supplanter (holder of the heel) Italian Boy
Ileiney derived from Helen: 'torch' or 'bright, shining light' Girl