Boys:
- Iago (ee-AH-goh, Galician & Welsh)--from Hebrew James/Jacob
- Idan (ee-dahn, Hebrew)--"era"
- Idris (ID-ris, Welsh)
- Ignatius (ig-NAY-shus, English)--from Latin/Etruscan. Other forms include Ignacio (ig-NAH-cee-oh, Spanish), Iñaki (een-YAH-kee, Basque), and Ignace (IN-yahs, French)
- Iker (EE-ker, Basque)
- Ikram (ik-rahm, Arabic)--"honor"
- Imre (EEM-reh, Hungarian)--form of Emmerich
- Ingo (ING-oh, German)
- Ingram (ING-ram, English)
- Iokua (ee-oh-KOO-ah, Hawaiian)--form of Joshua
- Isamu (ih-sah-moo, Japanese)--"courage"
- Ishmael (ISH-may-el, English)--from Hebrew, "God will hear".
- Isidore (IZ-ih-dor or ees-ih-DOR, English & French)--from Greek. Also spelled Isadore, Isador, Isidor, or Izidor.
- Iskandar (is-KAN-dar, Arabic & Indonesian)--from Greek Alexander.
- Ivailo (ee-VYE-loh, Bulgarian)--"wolf". Also spelled Ivaylo.
- Ivor (EE-vor or EYE-vor, English)--from Norse, "bow warrior"
Girls:
- Ianthe (ee-AN-thee or eye-AN-thee, Greek)
- Idonea (id-OH-nee-ah, English)--from Norse Iðunn. Other versions include Idony (ID-oh-nee) and Idun (ee-DUN).
- Idoya (ee-DOY-ah, Spanish)--Also spelled Idoia.
- Idriya (ee-dree-ah, Hebrew)
- Ilana (ee-lah-nah, Hebrew)
- Ilaria (ee-LAR-ee-ah, Italian)--form of Hilary.
- Ilkay (il-KYE, Turkish)--"new moon"
- Ilona (EE-lon-ah or ee-LOH-nah, Hungarian)--from of Helen.
- Imelda (ee-MEL-dah, Spanish)--from German Irmhild.
- Indira (in-THEER-ah, Indian [Hindi])--"beauty"
- Iolana (ee-oh-LAH-nah, Hawaiian)--"to soar"
- Iro (EER-oh, Greek)--modern form of Hero.
- Ismene (IS-men or ees-MAY-nay)--Greek, "knowledge"
- Isolde (ee-ZOL-deh, German & English)--poss. from Celtic "fair to behold". Variants include Eseld, Esyllt, Iseult, Isotta, and Yseult.
- Izumi (iz-oo-mee, Japanese)--"fountain"
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