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Names letter starts with I

Name Meaning Origins Gender
ifigenia strong-born; born of strength Greek Girl
Inger Derived from the Norse god Ing (Yngvi); roughly 'belonging to Ing' or 'Ing's beauty/protection' Scandinavian Girl
Island Land surrounded by water; island English Unisex
Iantha violet; purple flower Greek Girl
Iliah My God is Yahweh Hebrew Unisex
Inglys Derived from Old English, meaning 'English' or 'of the English'. English, Scottish Unisex
Isaura Woman from Isauria (an Isaurian, denoting origin) Greek Girl
Iftikhar pride; honor; glory Arabic Boy
Ingerborg Fortress of Ing (protected by the god Ing) Scandinavian Girl
Islay From the Scottish island of Islay - essentially an island name (exact etymology uncertain) Scottish Gaelic Girl
Ianthe violet; 'purple flower' Greek Girl
Iliane Associated with 'light' or 'torch' (from Greek Helene) and also linked to 'God has answered' (from Hebrew Eliana); broadly 'bright' or 'answered by God' Girl
Inglyss English; from England English Unisex
Isaya Yahweh is salvation (God is salvation) Hebrew Boy
Iftikher Pride; honor; glory Arabic Boy
Ingerlise From Inger (Old Norse Ing, 'Ing's protection') + Lise (diminutive of Elisabeth, 'God is my oath'); roughly 'Ing's pledged/protected one.' Scandinavian Girl
islee Uncertain; likely a modern invented/blended name, roughly 'Isla' (island) + 'lee' (meadow/clearing) → 'island meadow' or simply a melodic invented name. English Girl
Ianthia violet; purple flower Greek Girl
Iliani Hawaiian: 'heavenly, royal'; by association with Eliana: 'God has answered' Hawaiian Girl
Ingmar From the god Ing (Yngvi) + 'mar' meaning 'famous' - 'famous through Ing' or 'Ing's fame' Scandinavian Boy
Isayah Yahweh is salvation Hebrew Boy
Ify Short form of Igbo names starting with 'Ife-' generally relating to 'love', 'goodness' or 'light'; specific meaning depends on the full name Igbo Unisex
Ingfried Ing's peace - peace or protection associated with the god Ing/Yngvi Norse Boy
Isleif From Old Norse Ísleifr: 'ís' (ice) + 'leifr' (heir, descendant) - 'heir/descendant of ice'. Icelandic, Norse Boy
Ianthina violet (the violet flower; purple) Greek Girl
Iliania Often understood as 'God has answered' (from Eliana) or linked to the sun/Helios in Greek; in Slavic contexts associated with Elijah, meaning 'Yahweh is God'. Latin Girl
Ingo From the name of the Norse god Ing (Yngvi); 'belonging to or protected by Ing'. Germanic, Norse Boy
Isbel Pledged to God; 'God is my oath' Girl
Ifyoma something good; a good thing Igbo Girl
Ingiald From Old Norse elements Ing (the god Yngvi) + valdr (ruler): 'ruler or protector of Ing'. Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Isleifur Descendant or heir of ice (from Old Norse 'ís' = ice + 'leifr' = heir/descendant) Icelandic, Norse Boy
Ianthine Violet; violet-colored; from the violet flower Greek Girl
Ilias My God is Yahweh Hebrew Boy
Ingolf From Old Norse elements Ing (a Norse god) + úlfr (wolf) - 'Ing's wolf'. Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Iscah Likely from a Hebrew root meaning "to see" - 'she who sees' or 'beholder/one with foresight'. Hebrew Girl
Igael God will redeem Hebrew Boy
Ingimundr Ing's protector (Ing = the god Yngvi/Freyr; mundr = protector) Norse Boy
Isley Likely 'from the island' - originally a surname denoting association with the island of Islay or an island-dweller English, Scottish Unisex
Ianthya violet; purple flower Greek Girl
Ilija My God is Yahweh Hebrew Boy
Ingrede Beloved/beautiful of Ing (the Norse god Freyr) Scandinavian Girl
Iscariot Originally 'man of Kerioth' (from the town Kerioth); alternative disputed association with the Sicarii ('dagger-men') Hebrew Boy
Iggie Diminutive of Ignatius; often associated with 'fiery' or 'fire' (from Latin ignis), though original etymology is uncertain Boy
Ingjaldr Contains the theonym Ing (Yngvi); broadly 'of/associated with Ing' - the exact sense of the second element (-jaldr) is uncertain. Norse Boy
Isli Possibly 'island' (if related to Isla) or 'ice' (if from Icelandic Ís-); otherwise an invented name with no established traditional meaning Gaelic, Icelandic, Norse Unisex
Ianthyah violet; purple flower Greek Girl
Ilima Named for the ʻilima flower (Sida fallax), a small yellow Hawaiian blossom Hawaiian Girl
Ingrem Likely 'Ing's raven' - from the Germanic element Ing- (a deity/ancestor name) plus a raven/strong element Germanic, Norse Boy
Isdemus Possibly "equal of the people" or "belonging to the people" - from Greek is-/isos "equal" + demos "people". Greek Boy
Igi In Yoruba, 'igi' means 'tree'. As a diminutive of Ignatius or Igor it is associated with roots like 'fiery' (Ignatius) or 'protected by Ing' (Igor). Polish, Yoruba Unisex