| Iagan
(Scottish) Variant Spelling of Aodhagan (Little Fire), a Diminutive
Form of Aodh (Fire).
Iago
Iain Gaelic God Is Gracious; Gaelic Form of John. (Ee-an)
Iaka
Ian (Scottish) Form of John
Iantha (Greek) Violet Flower (Lanthe, Lanthia, Janthia)
Ianthe (Greek) Violet Colored Flower
Iassen (Bulgaria) Ash Tree
Iavor (Bulgaria) Sycamore
Ibaad (Islamic) Believer in God
Iban(Basque) God's Gracious Gift (Jon)
Iblis - Wife of Lancelot (From Arthurian Legend)
Ibon (Basque) Archer
Ibrahim(Islamic) Father of a Multitude, Father of Many (Derived
from (Hebrew) Abraham)
Icarus
Ice
Ice Cream
Ice-t
Iceberg Slim
Iceman
Ich Troje
Ichabod (Hebrew) the Glory Is Departed, Serene, Serious-minded,
Industrious.
Ichabod & Crane
Ici
Ickle Boo
Icky
Icon
Icy
Ida (German) Happy
Idaline, Idalina (German) Noble
Idaline
Idalis
Idan
Idduna (Goddess of Love and Fertility)
Idelle Celtic Bountiful (Ideila)
Idgie
Idi
Iditarod
Idjut
Idola (Greek) a Vision
Idona
Idona (German) Industrious Worker
Idonia Industrious Old German
Idun
Iftikhar (Islamic) to Bring Honour
Igasho (American Indian) a Wanderer
Igerne - Mother of Arthur (From Arthurian Legend)
Iggi (African) Only Son
Iggy
Iglika (Bulgaria) Primrose
Igloo
Igmu
Ignacio
Ignatia (Latin) Fiery
Ignatious
Ignatius (Latin) Fiery, Inspired, Idealistic, Self-sacrificing.
Ignatius
Ignotowsky
Ignutz the Klutz
Igone (Basque) Ascension
Igor (Russian) Farmer (Igoryok)
Igor (Scandinavian) Heroic Warrior
Igor (Scandinavian) Heroic Warrior (Ingmar)
Igraine - Mother of Arthur (From Arthurian Legend)
Igrayne - Mother of Arthur (From Arthurian Legend)
Igual du Grand Hourqueire
Iguana
Ihab (Islamic) Gift, Donation
Ihasn (Islamic) Charity
Iiari (Basque) Cheerful
Iiia (American Indian) Unknown Meaning
Iiian(Basque) Youth
Iiithya (Greek) Goddess of Woman in Labor
Ikar
Ike
Ikea
Iker (Basque) Visitation
Ikerne (Basque) Visitation
Iku (Japanese) Nourishing
Ila (Hindu) Earth, Daughter of Manu
Ilan (Hebrew) a Tree
Ilana (Hebrew) Tree (Elana, Elit)
Illuminate
Ilona (Greek) Light
Ilori (African) Special Treasure
Ilsa (Germanic) See Elsie (Llse)
Ilse (German) Short for Elizabeth
Iluminada (Hispanic) Light; Bringer of Light
Ilya
Ilytria |
Ima (Japanese) Now, Eternal Present (Imako)
Imagine
Imala (American Indian) Disciplinarian
Iman (Islamic) Faith or Belief
Imanol(Basque) God Is with Us
Imbri
Imma (Akkadian) One Who Pours Water
Immo
Imogen (Swiss) to Be of Thought, Dreamed of
Imogene (Latin) Imagine
Imp
Imre (German) Great King
Imzadi (Beloved)
Ina (Scottish) a Short Form of a Name Ending in -Ina. Also Used
as an Independent Given Name. (Ee-nah)
Inaki(Basque) Fiery
Inbal (Hebrew) Clapper Inside the Bell That Makes it Ring.
Inca
Incarvillea (Chinese Trumpet Flower)
Indara
Independence Day
Indi
India
India (English) Name of a Country (Inda, Indee, Indiana)
Indian War Path
Indian Heather
Indian Wild Rose
Indian Love Charm
Indian Love Song
Indian Magic
Indian Princess
Indian Harvest
Indian
Indian War Bride
Indiana Jones
Indiana (From the Indiana Jones Trilogy, for a Dog Who Loves to
Go Exploring)
Indicus
Indie
Indigo (Latin) Dark Blue
Indira (Hindu) Lakshmi
Indira
Indra (Hindu) God of Heaven and Thunderstorms
Indrakshi (Hindu) One with Beautiful Eyes
Indrani (Hindu) Wife of Indra
Indu (Hindu) Moon
Induja (Hindu) Narmada River
Indukala (Hindu) Moonlight
Indulala (Hindu) Moon Light
Induma (Hindu) Moon
Indumukhi (Hindu) with Moonlike Face
Indy Pins
Indy Q.
Indy
Indycule
Indykins
Indypinnykinnykins
Ine (Japanese) Rice
Ines (Hispanic) Form of Agnes
Inesingrid
Inessa (Russian) Gentle, Pure; Form of Ines
Inez (Hispanic) See Agnes Lines, Vnes, Vnez)
Inferno
Infinity
Inga (Scandinavian) Goddess of Fertility and Peace (Inge)
Ingemar (Scandinavian) Son of Ing (Ingmar)
Inger (Danish) Hero's Daughter (Inga)
Ingold
Ingram Old (English) Angel
Ingred (Scandinavian) Battle or Chief; or Old (English)
Ingrid (Old English) Meadow
Ingvar (Scandinavian) Soldier under Ing (Ingevar)
Iniki
Iniko Nigerian Bad Times
Ink (Black)
Inkers
Inkin
Inkus Stinkus Domininkus
Inky
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