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=[[Iberia]]= 
Often associated with the Iberian Peninsula, which includes Spain and Portugal.
=[[Ibtihaj]]= 
Means “joy” in Arabic and is known for Ibtihaj Muhammad, an American fencer and Olympic medalist.
=[[Ibtisam]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “smile.”
=[[Icelyn]]= 
A modern name possibly inspired by the word “ice” and the popularity of names ending in “lyn.”
=[[Icelynn]]= 
A variant of Icelyn, suggesting a wintry, crystalline beauty.
=[[Ida]]= 
A name of Germanic origin meaning “industrious one.”
=[[Idabelle]]= 
A blend of Ida and the common name suffix “belle,” meaning beautiful.
=[[Idalia]]= 
Derived from the Greek place name Idalion, and also associated with the sun god Apollo.
=[[Idalina]]= 
A diminutive form of Ida, adding a feminine “-lina” suffix.
=[[Idaline]]= 
Similar to Idalina, it’s a more modern creation giving a twist to the name Ida.
=[[Idara]]= 
An Ibibio name meaning “joy” or “happiness.”
=[[Idelia]]= 
Likely a modern name with no specific origin, possibly inspired by names like Adelia.
=[[Idelle]]= 
A rare name, perhaps a variant of Idella, which is possibly a blend of Ida and Ella.
=[[Idetta]]= 
A diminutive form of Ida, suggesting a small or beloved person.
=[[Idina]]= 
Popularized by actress and singer Idina Menzel, it is a variant of the name Edina.
=[[Idony]]= 
From Old Norse Iðunn, the goddess of spring and youth in Norse mythology.
=[[Idra]]= 
In Aramaic, it means “fig tree,” and is also known from Jewish mystical texts.
=[[Ieasha]]= 
A variant of Aisha, an Arabic name meaning “living” or “life.”
=[[Iekika]]= 
A Hawaiian form of Jessica, meaning “God beholds.”
=[[Iesha]]= 
A variant of Aisha, meaning “life” in Arabic.
=[[Ife]]= 
In the Yoruba language, it means “love.”
=[[Ifigenia]]= 
A Spanish and Portuguese form of Iphigenia, a name from Greek mythology.
=[[Ifrah]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “to make happy.”
=[[Iftin]]= 
Means “light” in Somali.
=[[Iggy]]= 
Often a nickname for longer names beginning with “Ig,” such as Ignatius.
=[[Ignacia]]= 
The female form of Ignatius, derived from the Latin for “fiery one.”
=[[Igraine]]= 
The mother of King Arthur in Arthurian legend.
=[[Ihita]]= 
Means “desire” in Sanskrit.
=[[Ihsan]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “perfection” or “excellence.”
=[[Ijeoma]]= 
An Igbo name meaning “good journey.”
=[[Ijlal]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “respect” or “honor.”
=[[Ikra]]= 
A variant of Iqra, meaning “to read” in Arabic.
=[[Ikram]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “honor” or “hospitality.”
=[[Ikran]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly related to Ikram.
=[[Ila]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “earth” or “speech.”
=[[Ilaf]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly Arabic.
=[[Ilah]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “deity” or “god.”
=[[Ilani]]= 
A name meaning “my tree” in Hebrew.
=[[Ilaria]]= 
The Italian form of Hilary, meaning “cheerful” or “happy.”
=[[Ilayda]]= 
A Turkish name that refers to a water fairy.
=[[Ilayna]]= 
A modern name, possibly an elaboration of Ilana or a variant of Elena.
=[[Ilda]]= 
A short form of names ending in “-ilda,” like Brunhilda.
=[[Ilean]]= 
A variant spelling of Eileen, which is a form of Helen, meaning “light.”
=[[Ileana]]= 
A Romanian name possibly derived from Helena, meaning “light” or “bright.”
=[[Ileane]]= 
A variant of Ileana, with the same potential origins and meaning.
=[[Ileanna]]= 
Another variant of Ileana, emphasizing the ending “anna.”
=[[Ilena]]= 
A variant of Elena, which is of Greek origin meaning “torch” or “beautiful.”
=[[Ilene]]= 
A modern English name, possibly a variant of Eileen or a combination of Ila and Irene.
=[[Ili]]= 
Could be a short form of Iliana, meaning “from Troy” in Greek.
=[[Iliad]]= 
Inspired by the epic Greek poem attributed to Homer.
=[[Iliana]]= 
A Greek name meaning “of Troy” or “sunshine.”
=[[Ilianna]]= 
A variant of Iliana, with a double ‘n’ for emphasis.
=[[Iliara]]= 
A name with uncertain origins, possibly a variant of Ilaria.
=[[Ilina]]= 
A Slavic name meaning “sun ray” or “shining light.”
=[[Ilinka]]= 
A diminutive form of Ilina in some Slavic languages.
=[[Ilisa]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly a variant of Elisa.
=[[Ilit]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “the best” or “the highest.”
=[[Ilithyia]]= 
The Greek goddess of childbirth and labor pains, also spelled Eileithyia.
=[[Iliyah]]= 
A variant of Elijah, a Hebrew name meaning “My God is Yahweh.”
=[[Ilka]]= 
A Hungarian diminutive of Ilona, which is a form of Helen.
=[[Illa]]= 
A Catalan variant of Ella or a short form of names like Priscilla.
=[[Illia]]= 
A variant of Ilia, which is the East Slavic form of Elijah.
=[[Illiana]]= 
A variant of Iliana, meaning “from Troy” or “sunshine.”
=[[Illianna]]= 
A more embellished form of Illiana, with the same Greek origins.
=[[Illyana]]= 
A variant of Iliana, with a ‘y’ added for a modern twist.
=[[Illyria]]= 
Named after an ancient region in the western Balkans, also known from Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.”
=[[Ilma]]= 
A name of German origin meaning “resolute protector.”
=[[Ilona]]= 
A Hungarian form of Helen, meaning “light” or “beautiful.”
=[[Ilse]]= 
A German diminutive of Elisabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Ily]]= 
A short and sweet name, possibly a diminutive of
=[[Ilyana]]= 
A variant of Iliana, which means “from Troy” or “sunshine” in Greek.
=[[Ilyse]]= 
Possibly a modern variant of Elise, a French diminutive of Elisabeth.
=[[Ilyssa]]= 
A variant of Alyssa, possibly derived from the name of the alyssum flower or from Greek meaning “rational.”
=[[Imaculada]]= 
A Spanish name meaning “immaculate,” referring to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
=[[Imala]]= 
A Native American name meaning “strong-minded.”
=[[Imalda]]= 
A rare name, possibly an Italian variant of the Germanic name Irmhild.
=[[Iman]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “faith” or “belief.”
=[[Imane]]= 
A French variant of Iman, with the same meaning of “faith.”
=[[Imani]]= 
The Swahili word for “faith,” also used as a name.
=[[Imara]]= 
A Swahili name meaning “strong” or “resolute.”
=[[Imelda]]= 
An Old High German name meaning “universal battle.”
=[[Imen]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, it could be a variant of Iman or a separate Arabic name meaning “faith.”
=[[Imena]]= 
A name that is possibly derived from the same roots as Iman, meaning “faith.”
=[[Immaculada]]= 
A variant spelling of Imaculada, meaning “immaculate” in Spanish.
=[[Immaculata]]= 
A Latinized form of Immaculada, also referring to the Immaculate Conception.
=[[Immaculate]]= 
Directly derived from the English word “immaculate,” symbolizing purity.
=[[Immanuela]]= 
A feminine form of Immanuel, a Hebrew name meaning “God is with us.”
=[[Imogen]]= 
From Shakespeare’s play “Cymbeline,” possibly derived from the Celtic name Innogen meaning “maiden.”
=[[Imogene]]= 
A variant spelling of Imogen.
=[[Imra]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly related to the Arabic name Amira, meaning “leader” or “princess.”
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=[[Ina]]= 
A diminutive of names ending in -ina, or a standalone name meaning “mother” in several languages.

=[[Inaaya]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “gift of God” or “care.”
=[[Inanna]]= 
The Sumerian goddess of love, beauty, sex, and war.
=[[Inara]]= 
In Hittite mythology, Inara was the goddess of the wild animals of the steppe.
=[[Inari]]= 
Named after the Japanese kami (spirit) associated with fertility, rice, tea, and foxes.
=[[Inas]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “friendliness” or “sociability.”
=[[Inaya]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “care” or “concern.”
=[[Inayah]]= 
A variant of Inaya, with the same meaning of “care” or “concern.”
=[[Inda]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a short form of names like Rosinda or a variant of India.
=[[Indah]]= 
Means “beautiful” in Indonesian and Malay.
=[[Indalia]]= 
A name that appears to be a modern invention, possibly inspired by the name India and the suffix “-alia.”
=[[Inde]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, it could be a short form of names like Indira or an independent name.
=[[Indi]]= 
A short form of India or Indiana, or a name inspired by the word “independent.”
=[[India]]= 
A name taken from the country, symbolizing exotic beauty and rich cultural heritage.
=[[Indiana]]= 
A name derived from the U.S. state, meaning “land of the Indians.”
=[[Indiara]]= 
A name that combines India with the popular suffix “-ara.”
=[[Indigo]]= 
Named after the deep blue dye, it symbolizes deep intuition and perception.
=[[Indira]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “beauty,” and another name for Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
=[[Indra]]= 
The name of the ancient Hindu warrior god of the sky and rain.
=[[Indre]]= 
A Lithuanian name related to Indra, or a river in France.
=[[Ines]]= 
A Spanish and Portuguese form of Agnes, meaning “pure” or “holy.”
=[[Inesa]]= 
A variant of Ines, with the same meaning of “pure” or “holy.”
=[[Inessa]]= 
Another variant of Ines, also meaning “pure” or “holy.”
=[[Ineta]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention or a variant of names like Ines.
=[[Inez]]= 
A Spanish variant of Agnes, meaning “pure” or “chaste.”
=[[Inga]]= 
A name of Scandinavian origin, derived from the name of the Norse god Ing.
=[[Inge]]= 
A short form of names beginning with “Ing-,” related to the Norse god of fertility and peace.
=[[Ingeborg]]= 
A Scandinavian name meaning “protection of Ing,” referring to the Norse deity.
=[[Inger]]= 
A Scandinavian name derived from the Norse god Ing and “arr,” meaning warrior.
=[[Ingri]]= 
Possibly a variant of Ingrid, meaning “beautiful” or “fair.”
=[[Ingrid]]= 
A Scandinavian name meaning “beautiful” or “fair,” derived from the Norse god Ing.
=[[Ingrida]]= 
A Lithuanian form of Ingrid, with the same meaning.
=[[Inika]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, it may be a modern invented name.
=[[Inka]]= 
A name possibly derived from the ancient South American civilization or a variant of Inga.
=[[Inmaculada]]= 
Another variant of Imaculada, meaning “immaculate” in Spanish.
=[[Inna]]= 
A Russian diminutive of names ending in “-ina,” or possibly derived from the ancient Sumerian goddess Inanna.
=[[Inoa]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Inoke]]= 
A Fijian name, it could be a variant of Enoch, which means “dedicated” in Hebrew.
=[[Io]]= 
In Greek mythology, Io is a mortal priestess who was loved by Zeus.
=[[Ioana]]= 
The Romanian form of Joanna, meaning “God is gracious.”
=[[Iola]]= 
A Greek name meaning “violet”; also a Welsh name meaning “worthy lord.”
=[[Iolaire]]= 
A Scottish Gaelic name meaning “eagle.”
=[[Iolana]]= 
A Hawaiian name meaning “to soar like an eagle.”
=[[Iolanda]]= 
A variant of Yolanda, possibly meaning “violet flower” in Greek.
=[[Iolande]]= 
Another variant of Yolanda, with the same potential meaning
=[[Iolani]]= 
A Hawaiian name meaning “royal hawk.”
=[[Iolanta]]= 
A Slavic form of Yolanda, meaning “violet flower.”
=[[Iolanthe]]= 
A Greek name meaning “violet flower,” made famous by a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.
=[[Iole]]= 
In Greek mythology, Iole was the daughter of Eurytus, king of the city Oechalia.
=[[Ioleta]]= 
A diminutive form of Iole, meaning “violet” in Greek.
=[[Iolite]]= 
Named after the gemstone, which is often a violet or blue color.
=[[Iona]]= 
A Scottish name after the island Iona, known for its Christian heritage.
=[[Ione]]= 
A Greek name meaning “violet,” a flower name.
=[[Ionia]]= 
A region of ancient Greece, or relating to the Ionians, a Greek tribe.
=[[Ionie]]= 
A variant of Ione, with the same meaning of “violet.”
=[[Ionna]]= 
A variant of Ioanna, the Greek form of Joanna, meaning “God is gracious.”
=[[Ipek]]= 
A Turkish name meaning “silk.”
=[[Iphigenia]]= 
A Greek mythological name meaning “strong-born” or “born to strength.”
=[[Iphigenie]]= 
A French variant of Iphigenia.
=[[Iqra]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “to read,” the first word revealed in the Quran.
=[[Ira]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “watchful” and a Sanskrit name meaning “the wind.”
=[[Iraia]]= 
A Basque name, possibly a variant of Ira.
=[[Iraida]]= 
A Russian name, possibly a variant of Ira or related to the Greek name Hera.
=[[Iralyn]]= 
A modern invented name with no specific meaning.
=[[Iram]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “garden in heaven.”
=[[Irati]]= 
A name derived from a Basque forest and sanctuary.
=[[Iratze]]= 
A Basque name meaning “thistle.”
=[[Iraya]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Iraia or a modern invention.
=[[Irelyn]]= 
A modern American name, likely inspired by Ireland.
=[[Irelynd]]= 
Another variant of Irelyn, with the same inspiration.
=[[Irem]]= 
A Turkish name referring to a legendary garden in Persian mythology.
=[[Irena]]= 
A Slavic form of Irene, meaning “peace.”
=[[Irene]]= 
A Greek name meaning “peace.”
=[[Irenea]]= 
A variant of Irene, with the same meaning of “peace.”
=[[Irenka]]= 
A diminutive form of Irene, meaning “peace” in Slavic languages.
=[[Irha]]= 
A name of uncertain origin and meaning, potentially a modern creation.
=[[Iria]]= 
A Galician name from the town of Iria Flavia in Spain.
=[[Irida]]= 
A variant of Iris, meaning “rainbow” in Greek.
=[[Iridessa]]= 
A modern invented name, likely inspired by the word “iridescent.”
=[[Iridian]]= 
A name with a celestial connotation, possibly inspired by the word “iridium.”
=[[Iridiana]]= 
A variant of Iridian, with the same possible origins.
=[[Irin]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly a variant of Irene or Irina.
=[[Irina]]= 
A Russian form of Irene, meaning “peace.”
=[[Irine]]= 
A variant of Irene, with the same meaning of “peace.”
=[[Irini]]= 
The Greek form of Irene, meaning “peace.”
=[[Iris]]= 
A Greek name meaning “rainbow” and the name of the Greek goddess of the rainbow.
=[[Irisa]]= 
A variant of Iris, with the same meaning.
=[[Irissa]]= 
Another variant of Iris, also meaning “rainbow.”
=[[Irit]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “asphodel,” a type of lily.
=[[Irlanda]]= 
A name derived from the country Ireland, meaning “abundant land.”
=[[Irma]]= 
A German name meaning “world” or “universal.”
=[[Irmina]]= 
A Germanic name meaning “whole” or “universal.”
=[[Irmtraud]]= 
A German name composed of elements meaning “whole” and “strength.”
=[[Irna]]= 
A shorter form of Irina or a variant of Irma.
=[[Iro]]= 
A Greek name meaning “hero.”
=[[Iroha]]= 
From the Japanese phrase “iroha,” which is used to describe the beauty of flowers.
=[[Iroise]]= 
A name likely derived from the Iroise Sea off the coast of Brittany, France.
=[[Irune]]= 
A Basque name meaning “trinity.”
=[[Isa]]= 
A name of Germanic origin, meaning “strong-willed”; also an Arabic name for Jesus.
=[[Isabeau]]= 
A medieval French variant of Isabel.
=[[Isabel]]= 
A Spanish form of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isabelita]]= 
A diminutive form of Isabel, often used affectionately.
=[[Isabella]]= 
An Italian variant of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isabelle]]= 
A French variant of Isabel, with the same meaning.
=[[Isabeth]]= 
A rare variant of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isabetta]]= 
An Italian variant of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isabine]]= 
A Germanic variant of Isabel or a combination of Isabel and Sabine.
=[[Isadora]]= 
A Greek name meaning “gift of Isis,” the Egyptian goddess.
=[[Isadore]]= 
A variant of Isadora, with the same meaning.
=[[Isafel]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Isaiah]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “salvation of the Lord.”
=[[Isak]]= 
A Scandinavian form of Isaac, meaning “he will laugh.”
=[[Isaline]]= 
A French name, possibly a combination of Isa and the suffix “-line.”
=[[Isamar]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern combination of Isa and Mar.
=[[Isana]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, it could be related to the Sanskrit word for “ruler.”
=[[Isannah]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly inspired by Susannah or a combination of Isa and Hannah.
=[[Isanne]]= 
A modern invented name, possibly a variant of Isane or a combination of Isa and Anne.
=[[Isaura]]= 
A name referring to an ancient region in Asia Minor or a variant of the Greek name Isidora.
=[[Isaure]]= 
A French variant of Isaura, with the same reference to the ancient region.
=[[Isavella]]= 
A modern name that may combine elements of Isa with the popular suffix “-bella.”
=[[Isaya]]= 
A variant of Isaiah, a Hebrew name meaning “Yahweh is salvation.”
=[[Isca]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the ancient British town Exeter, once known as Isca.
=[[Iscah]]= 
A Biblical name found in Genesis, meaning “to behold” in Hebrew.
=[[Iseabail]]= 
A Scottish Gaelic form of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isela]]= 
A modern name, possibly a variant of Gisela or a new creation.
=[[Iselda]]= 
A name of uncertain meaning, possibly a variant of Griselda or a modern invention.
=[[Iselin]]= 
A Scandinavian name, possibly derived from the Norse name Aslaug or a place name in Norway.
=[[Iselle]]= 
A name that appears to be a modern invention, possibly inspired by names like Isabelle.
=[[Isemay]]= 
A medieval English name, possibly a variant of Esme or Ismay.
=[[Iseult]]= 
An Irish name, known from the legend of Tristan and Iseult, possibly meaning “ice ruler.”
=[[Iseut]]= 
A variant of Iseult, with the same legendary origins and possible meaning.
=[[Isha]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “master” or “lord.”
=[[Ishana]]= 
Another Sanskrit name, meaning “master” or “lord.”
=[[Ishani]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “lady,” the feminine counterpart to Ishan.
=[[Ishara]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from the Sanskrit for “sign” or “indication.”
=[[Ishbel]]= 
A Scottish form of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Ishi]]= 
A Japanese name meaning “stone.”
=[[Ishika]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “paintbrush” or “an artist’s brush.”
=[[Ishild]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of the Germanic Ishilde.
=[[Ishita]]= 
A Sanskrit name meaning “superior” or “supreme.”
=[[Ishma]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Ishmael, meaning “God hears” in Hebrew.
=[[Ishtar]]= 
Named after the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of love, war, and fertility.
=[[Ishya]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Isia]]= 
A Polish variant of Isaiah, meaning “Yahweh is salvation.”
=[[Isibeal]]= 
An Irish form of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isidora]]= 
A Greek name meaning “gift of Isis.”
=[[Isidra]]= 
A Spanish feminine form of Isidro, derived from Isidore, meaning “gift of Isis.”
=[[Isilee]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Isis]]= 
Named after the Egyptian goddess of life and magic.
=[[Iskra]]= 
A Slavic name meaning “spark.”
=[[Isla]]= 
A Scottish name referring to the island of Islay or the Spanish word for “island.”
=[[Islah]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “reform” or “improvement.”
=[[Isle]]= 
A variant of Isla, also referring to an island.
=[[Isleen]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention inspired by names like Eileen.
=[[Islene]]= 
Possibly a variant of Isleen or a modern creation.
=[[Isley]]= 
A modern English name, possibly derived from the Old English for “hazel grove.”
=[[Isly]]= 
A variant of Isley, with the same possible origins.
=[[Ismahan]]= 
A variant of Iman, an Arabic name meaning “faith.”
=[[Ismene]]= 
In Greek mythology, Ismene is the daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta.
=[[Ismerai]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Ismeralda]]= 
A variant of Esmeralda, which means “emerald” in Spanish.
=[[Ismeria]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Ismeralda or a modern creation.
=[[Ismerie]]= 
Another variant of Ismeralda, with the same association to the gemstone.
=[[Ismihan]]= 
A Turkish name meaning “imperial.”
=[[Ismini]]= 
A Greek name, possibly related to Ismene, meaning “knowledgeable.”
=[[Isobel]]= 
A Scottish variant of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isobella]]= 
A variant of Isabella, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Isobelle]]= 
Another variant of Isabella, with the same meaning.
=[[Isoke]]= 
An African name meaning “wonderful gift.”
=[[Isolabella]]= 
A modern name that seems to combine “Isola,” meaning “island,” with “bella,” meaning “beautiful.”
=[[Isolde]]= 
A German name, possibly meaning “ice ruler,” known from the Tristan and Isolde legend.
=[[Isolena]]= 
A name that appears to be a modern invention, perhaps inspired by Isolde.
=[[Isolt]]= 
A variant of Isolde, with the same legendary origins and possible meaning.
=[[Isra]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “nocturnal journey,” referring to the Prophet Muhammad’s night journey.
=[[Israa]]= 
A variant of Isra, with the same meaning.
=[[Issa]]= 
An Arabic name for Jesus, also a Japanese name meaning “one sand.”
=[[Issie]]= 
A diminutive form of names like Isabelle or Isadora.
=[[Issoria]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Istas]]= 
A Native American name meaning “snow.”
=[[Isthar]]= 
A variant of Ishtar, the Mesopotamian goddess.
=[[Isura]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention or variant of Isaura.
=[[Ita]]= 
A short form of names like Itala or an Irish name meaning “thirsty.”
=[[Itala]]= 
A name meaning “from Italy.”
=[[Italia]]= 
The Italian and Latin name for Italy.
=[[Italina]]= 
A name that could be a feminine form of Italiano or a modern invention.
=[[Itamar]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “palm island.”
=[[Itati]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Guarani word for “stone.”
=[[Ithaca]]= 
Named after the Greek island, home of Odysseus in Homer’s epic.
=[[Itia]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Itidal]]= 
An Arabic name meaning “”balance” or “moderation.”
=[[Itzel]]= 
A Mayan name meaning “rainbow lady” or “star of the aurora sky.”
=[[Iulia]]= 
The Latin form of Julia, meaning “youthful” or “downy-bearded.”
=[[Iuliana]]= 
A Romanian form of Juliana, meaning “youthful.”
=[[Iune]]= 
A Basque name, meaning “June” or possibly related to the Basque word for “desire.”
=[[Iva]]= 
A Slavic name derived from the word “iva,” meaning “willow tree,” or a short form of Ivana.
=[[Ivana]]= 
The feminine form of Ivan, meaning “God is gracious” in Slavic languages.
=[[Ivanka]]= 
A diminutive form of Ivana, popular in Slavic countries.
=[[Ivanna]]= 
Another variant of Ivana, with the same meaning.
=[[Ivarna]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention inspired by Ivana.
=[[Ivelina]]= 
A Bulgarian name, possibly a variant of Evelina.
=[[Ivelisse]]= 
A modern name, possibly a variant of the French name Yvelise or a combination of Iva and Elise.
=[[Ivena]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Ivana or a modern invention.
=[[Ivette]]= 
The French form of Yvette, a feminine variant of Yves, meaning “yew.”
=[[Iviana]]= 
A name that could be a variant of Ivana or a modern invention.
=[[Ivie]]= 
A variant of Ivy or a diminutive form of Ivana.
=[[Ivka]]= 
A diminutive form of Ivana, common in Slavic countries.
=[[Ivona]]= 
A Slavic form of Yvonne, meaning “yew.”
=[[Ivonne]]= 
A German and French variant of Yvonne, with the same meaning.
=[[Ivy]]= 
Named after the evergreen climbing plant, symbolizing fidelity and eternity.
=[[Iwona]]= 
A Polish form of Yvonne, meaning “yew.”
=[[Ixchel]]= 
A Mayan goddess of the moon, love, and fertility.
=[[Iya]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Russian name Iya or a variant of Aya.
=[[Iyabo]]= 
A Yoruba name meaning “mother has come back,” referring to the belief in reincarnation.
=[[Iyana]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention combining elements from popular names.
=[[Iyanna]]= 
A variant of Iyana, with the same uncertain origin.
=[[Iyar]]= 
A Hebrew name meaning “light” or referring to the second month of the Jewish calendar.
=[[Iyari]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention.
=[[Iylah]]= 
A variant of Iyla or Ayla, possibly meaning “moonlight” or “halo of light around the moon.”
=[[Izabel]]= 
A variant of Isabel, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Izabela]]= 
A Polish, Czech, and Slovak form of Isabel, with the same meaning.
=[[Izabella]]= 
A Hungarian and Polish variant of Isabella, meaning “pledged to God.”
=[[Izabelle]]= 
A variant of Isabelle, with the same meaning.
=[[Izara]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a modern invention or related to the Basque word for “star,” “izar.”
=[[Izarra]]= 
A Basque name meaning “star.”
=[[Izel]]= 
A name of Nahuatl origin, meaning “unique.”
=[[Izolda]]= 
A Polish and Russian form of Isolde, possibly meaning “ice ruler.”
=[[Izora]]= 
A name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Isaura or a modern invention.
=[[Izzie]]= 
A diminutive form of names like Isabel or Isadora.
=[[Izzy]]= 
Another diminutive form of Isabel or Isadora, commonly used as a nickname.
[[Category: Female Names That Starts With The Letter "I"]]
[[Category: Female Names]]