Girl names, and unique baby names
Ianeki, Ianekie, Ianeky,
Ianekey, Ianekea, Ianekee
Ianthe (Greek) Resembling the violet flower; in mythology, a sea nymph, a daughter of Oceanus
Iantha, Ianthia, Ianthina,
Ianthyna, Ianthea,
Ianthiya, Ianthya
Ibtesam (Arabic) One who smiles often
Ibtisam, Ibtysam
Ibtihaj (Arabic) A delight; bringer of joy
Ibtehaj, Ibtyhaj
Ida (Greek) One who is diligent; hardworking; in mythology, the nymph who cared for Zeus on Mount Ida
Idania, Idaea, Idalee, Idaia,
Idania, Idalia, Idalie, Idana
Idil (Latin) A pleasant woman
Idyl, Idill, Idyll
Idoia (Spanish) Refers to
the Virgin Mary
Idoea, Idurre, Iratze, Izazkun
Idona (Scandinavian) A fresh-faced woman
Idonah, Idonna, Idonnah,
Idonia, Idoniah, Idonea,
Idoneah, Idonya
Idowu (African) Daughter born after twins
Ife (African) One who loves and is loved
Ifeh, Iffe
Ignatia (Latin) A fiery woman; burning brightly
Igantiah, Ignacia, Ignazia,
Iniga
Iheoma (Hawaiian) Lifted up by God
Ikeida (American) A spontaneous woman
Ikeidah, Ikeyda, Ikeydah,
Ikeda, Ikedah, Ikieda,
Ikiedah, Ikeeda
Ilamay (French) From the island
Ilamaye, Ilamai, Ilamae
Ilandere (American) Moon woman
Ilander, Ilanderre, Ilandera,
Ilanderra
Ilia (Greek) From the ancient city
Iliah, Ilea, Ileah, Iliya,
Iliyah, Ilya, Ilyah
Ilisapesi (Tonga) The blessed child
Ilisapesie, Ilysapesi,
Ilysapesy, Ilisapesy,
Ilisapesea, Ilysapesie,
Ilysapesea
Ilithyia (Greek) In mythology,goddess of childbirth
Ilithya, Ilithiya, Ilithyiah
Ilma (German) Form of Wilhelmina, meaning
“determined protector”
Ilmah, Illma, Illmah
Ilori (African) A special child; one who is treasured
Illori, Ilorie, Illorie, Ilory,
Illory, Ilorey, Illorey, Iloree
Ilta (Finnish) Born at night
Iltah, Illta
Ilyse (German / Greek) Born into the nobility /form of Elyse, meaning “blissful”
Ilysea, Ilysia, Ilysse, Ilysea
Imala (Native American) One who disciplines others
Imalah, Imalla, Imallah,
Immala, Immalla
Imanuela (Spanish) A faithful woman
Imanuella, Imanuel,
Imanuele, Imanuell
Imari (Japanese) Daughter of today
Imarie, Imaree, Imarea,
Imary, Imarey
Imelda (Italian) Warrior in the universal battle
Imeldah, Imalda, Imaldah
Imperia (Latin) A majestic woman
Imperiah, Imperea,
Impereah, Imperial,
Imperiel, Imperielle,
Imperialle
Ina (Polynesian) In mythology, a moon goddess
Inah, Inna, Innah
Inaki (Asian) Having a generous nature
Inakie, Inaky, Inakey,
Inakea, Inakee
Inanna (Sumerian) A lady of the sky; in mythology, goddess of love, fertility, war, and the earth
Inannah, Inana, Inanah,
Inann, Inanne, Inane
Inara (Arabic) A heavensent daughter; one who shines with light
Inarah, Innara, Inarra,
Innarra
Inari (Finnish / Japanese) Woman from the lake /one who is successful
Inarie, Inaree, Inary,
Inarey, Inarea, Inareah
Inaya (Arabic) One who cares for the well-being of others
Inayah, Inayat
Inca (Indian) An adventurer
Incah, Inka, Inkah, Incka,
Inckah
India (English) From the river; woman from India
Indea, Indiah, Indeah,
Indya, Indiya, Indee, Inda,
Indy
Indiana (English) From the land of the Indians; from the state of Indiana
Indianna, Indyana,
Indyanna
Indiece (American) A capable woman
Indeice, Indeace, Indeece,
Indiese, Indeise, Indeese,
Indease
Indigo (English) Resembling the plant; a purplish-blue dye
Indygo, Indeego
Indre (Hindi) Woman of splendor
Ineesha (American) A sparkling woman
Ineeshah, Ineisha, Ineishah,
Iniesha, Inieshah, Ineasha,
Ineashah, Ineysha
Ingalls (American) A peaceful woman
Ingegard (Scandinavian) Of the god Ing’s kingdom
Ingagard, Ingegerd,
Ingagerd, Ingigard, Ingigerd
Ingelise (Danish) Having the grace of the god Ing
Ingelisse, Ingeliss, Ingelyse,
Ingelisa, Ingelissa, Ingelysa,
Ingelyssa
Inghean (Scottish) Her father’s daughter
Ingheane, Inghinn,
Ingheene, Ingheen, Inghynn
Inis (Irish) Woman from Ennis
Iniss, Inisse, Innis, Inys,
Innys, Inyss, Inysse
Intisar (Arabic) One who is victorious; triumphant
Intisara, Intisarah, Intizar,
Intizara, Intizarah,
Intisarr, Intysarr, Intysar
Iolanthe (Greek) Resembling a violet flower
Iolanda, Iolanta, Iolantha,
Iolante, Iolande, Iolanthia,
Iolanthea
Iona (Greek) Woman from the island
Ionna, Ioane, Ioann, Ioanne
Ionanna (Hebrew) Filled with grace
Ionannah, Ionana, Ionann,
Ionane, Ionanne
Ionia (Greek) Of the sea and islands
Ionya, Ionija, Ioniah, Ionea,
Ionessa, Ioneah, Ioniya
Iosepine (Hawaiian) Form of Josephine, meaning “God will add”
Iosephine, Iosefa, Iosefena,
Iosefene, Iosefina, Iosefine,
Iosepha, Iosephe
Iowa (Native American) Of the Iowa tribe; from the state of Iowa
Iphedeiah (Hebrew) One who is saved by the Lord
Iphedeia, Iphedia, Iphedea,
Iphidea, Iphidia, Iphideia
Iphigenia (Greek) One who is born strong; in mythology, daughter of Agamemnon
Iphigeneia, Iphigenie,
Iphagenia, Iphegenia,
Iphegenie, Iphegeneia,
Ifigenia, Ifegenia
Ipsa (Indian) One who is desired
Ipsita, Ipsyta, Ipseeta,
Ipseata, Ipsah
Iratze (Basque) Refers to the Virgin Mary
Iratza, Iratzia, Iratzea,
Iratzi, Iratzie, Iratzy,
Iratzey, Iratzee
Irem (Turkish) From the heavenly gardens
Irema, Ireme, Iremia, Iremea
Irene (Greek) A peaceful woman; in mythology, the goddess of peace
Ira, Irayna, Ireen, Iren,
Irena, Irenea, Irenee, Irenka,
Eirene
Ireta (Greek) One who is serene
Iretah, Iretta, Irettah, Irete,
Iret, Irett, Ireta
Irma (German) A universal woman
Irmina, Irmine, Irmgard,
Irmgarde, Irmagard,
Irmagarde, Irmeena, Irmyna
Irodell (American) A peaceful woman
Irodelle, Irodel, Irodele,
Irodella, Irodela
Irta (Greek) Resembling a pearl
Irtah
Irune (Basque) Refers to the Holy Trinity
Iroon, Iroone, Iroun, Iroune
Isabel (Spanish) Form of Elizabeth, meaning “my God is bountiful; God’s promise”
Isabeau, Isabela, Isabele,
Isabelita, Isabell, Isabella,
Isabelle, Ishbel, Ysabel
Isadore (Greek) A gift from the goddess Isis
Isadora, Isador, Isadoria,
Isidor, Isidoro, Isidorus,
Isidro, Isidora
Isana (German) A strongwilled woman
Isanah, Isanna, Isane,
Isann, Isanne, Isan
Isela (American) A giving woman
Iselah, Isella, Isellah
Isha (Indian / Hebrew) The protector / a lively woman
Ishah
Isleen (Gaelic) Form of Aisling, meaning “a dream or vision; an inspiration”
Isleene, Islyne, Islyn, Isline,
Isleine, Isliene, Islene,
Isleyne
Isolde (Celtic) A woman known for her beauty; in mythology, the lover of Tristan
Iseult, Iseut, Isold, Isolda,
Isolt, Isolte, Isota, Isotta
Isra (Arabic) One who travels in the evening
Israh, Isria, Isrea, Israt
Itiah (Hebrew) One who is comforted by God
Itia, Iteah, Itea, Itiyah,
Itiya, Ityah, Itya
Itidal (Arabic) One who is cautious
Itidalle, Itidall, Itidale
Itsaso (Basque) Woman of the ocean
Itasasso, Itassaso, Itassasso
Itxaro (Basque) One who has hope
Itxarro
Iudita (Hawaiian) An affectionate woman
Iuditah, Iudyta, Iudytah,
Iudeta, Iudetah
Iuginia (Hawaiian) A highborn woman
Iuginiah, Iuginea,
Iugineah, Iugynia,
Iugyniah, Iugynea,
Iugyneah, Iugenia
Ivory (English) Having a creamy-white complexion; as precious as elephant tusks
Ivorie, Ivorine, Ivoreen,
Ivorey, Ivoree, Ivori,
Ivoryne, Ivorea
Iwa (Japanese) Of strong character
Iwah
Iwilla (American) She shall rise
Iwillah, Iwilah, Iwila, Iwylla,
Iwyllah, Iwyla, Iwylah
Ixchel (Mayan) The rainbow lady; in mythology, the goddess of the earth, moon, and healing
Ixchell, Ixchelle, Ixchela,
Ixchella, Ixchal, Ixchall,
Ixchalle, Ixchala
Iyabo (African) The mother is home
Izanne (American) One who calms others
Izann, Izane, Izana, Izan,
Izanna
Izefia (African) A childless woman
Izefiah, Izefya, Izefiya,
Izephia, Izefa, Izepha,
Izefea, Izephea
Izolde (Greek) One who is philosophical
Izold, Izolda
Girl names, and unique baby names
