Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter I, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a I. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Ioachim | Latin form of Ioakeim. |
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Ioakeim | Greek form of Joachim, found in the apocryphal Gospel of James. |
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Ioan | Gift Of God |
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Ioana | God Is Gracious |
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Ioanah | He (God) has favored me |
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Ioane | God has favored me |
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Ioann | God has favored me |
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Ioanna | A tree |
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Ioannah | He (God) has favored me |
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Ioannes | Biblical Greek form of Yoḥanan (see John). |
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Ioannicius | Latinized form of Ioannikios. |
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Ioannikios | Combination of Ioannes and Greek νίκη (nike) meaning "victory". This name was borne by Ioannikios (or Joannicius) the Great, a 9th-century Byzantine saint. |
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Ioannis | God Is Gracious |
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Ioannu | Old Church Slavic form of Ioannes (see John). |
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Iob | Form of Job used in the Greek and Latin Bibles. |
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Iobed | Form of Obed used in the Greek New Testament, in the list of ancestors of Jesus. |
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Iocasta | Latinized form of Iokaste (see Jocasta). |
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Iodocus | Latinized form of Judoc (see Joyce). |
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Ioel | Form of Joel used in the Greek Bible. |
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Iohanna | Latin form of Greek Ioanna (see Joanna). |
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Iohannes | Latin form of Greek Ioannes (see John). |
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Iohel | Form of Joel used in the Latin Old Testament. |
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Iokaste | Greek form of Jocasta. |
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Iokepa | God will increase |
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Iokina | God Will Develop |
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Iokua | God delivers |
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Iola | Violet-Colored Dawn |
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Iolana | Soar Like An Eagle |
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Iolanda | violet flower |
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Iolande | purple; violet flower |
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Iolani | To Fly Like A Hawk |
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Iolanta | violet flower |
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Iolantha | violet flower |
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Iolanthe | Violet Flower |
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Iolany | An exalted hawk. |
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Iole | violet-colored dawn |
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Ioli | Charming |
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Iolo | Worthy Lord |
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Iolyn | Diminutive of Iorwerth. |
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Iomhar | Irish form of Ivor. |
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Ion | God Is Good |
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Iona | From The Island Of Iona, Scotland |
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Ionas | Form of Jonah used in the Greek Bible. It is also the form used in the Latin New Testament. |
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Ionatan | Romanian form of Yownathan, meaning God has given. |
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Ionathan | Form of Jonathan and Jehonathan used in the Greek and Latin Old Testament. |
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Ione | Person From Ionia |
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Ionel | Pet form of the name Ioan, meaning ""God is gracious |
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Ionela | Romanian feminine form of John. |
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Ioni | Island |
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Ionia | Island |
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Ionie | violet |
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Ionna | God's gift |
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Ionut | God Is Gracious |
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Ioram | Form of Joram used in the Greek and Latin Bibles. |
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Iorama | God is exalted |
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Iordan | Descendant |
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Iordanes | Latin form of Jordanes. |
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Iordanka | Bulgarian word meaning descendant. |
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Iordanus | Latin form of Jordan. |
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Iorghu | Romanian form of the name Georgios, meaning earth-worker or farmer. |
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Iorwen | Fair, Blessed Lady |
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Iorwerth | Worthy Lord |
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Iosaphat | Form of Jehoshaphat used in the Greek and Latin Bibles. |
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Ioseb | Georgian form of Joseph, meaning he will add |
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Iosefina | Iosefina is the Bulgarian form of Josephine and means May Jehovah add. |
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Ioseph | Form of Joseph used in the Greek and Latin Bibles. |
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Iosephus | Latin form of Joseph. |
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Ioses | Greek form of Joses. |
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Iosias | Form of Josiah used in the Greek and Latin Bibles. |
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Iosif | God will increase |
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Iosifu | Old Church Slavic form of Ioseph (see Joseph). |
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Iosua | Iosua is a variant form of the English Joshua Yahweh is salvation. |
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Iosue | Latin form of Joshua. |
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Iotama | God is perfect. |
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Iou | Greek form of Jehu. |
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Ioubal | Form of Jubal used in the Greek Old Testament. |
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Iouda | Form of Judah in the Greek Old Testament. It is used interchangeably with the form Ioudas. |
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Ioudas | Form of Judah in the Greek New Testament. It is used interchangeably with the form Iouda in the Greek Old Testament. |
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Ioudith | Greek form of Judith. |
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Iouen | Lion |
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Iounia | Greek form of Junia. This name (probably) appears in the New Testament in the inflected form Ἰουνίαν (Iounian). |
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Iouri | Alternate transcription of Russian Юрий (see Yuriy). |
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Ioviano | Yellow Hawk |
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Iovianus | Older form of Jovian. |
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Iovis | Older form of Jove. |
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Iovita | Latin masculine and feminine form of Jovita. |
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Iowa | Beautiful Land |
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Ipati | Alternate transcription of Russian Ипатий (see Ipatiy). |
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Ipatiy | Russian form of the Greek name Ὕπατος (Hypatos), the masculine form of Hypatia. |
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Ipazzia | Sicilian form of Hypatia. It means highest or supreme. |
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Ipek | Means "silk" in Turkish. |
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Iphigeneia | sacrifice |
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Iphigenia | Born Strong |
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Iphigenie | Form Of Iphigenia |
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Ipo | Sweetheart, Lover |
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Ippolit | Russian form of Hippolytos. |
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Ippolita | Italian form of Hippolyte 1. |
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Ippolito | Italian form of Hippolytos. |
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Ipsa | Ambition, desire |
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Ipsit | Desired |