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Iantha, Ianthia, Ianthina

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

Ife (African) One who loves and is loved

Ifeh, Iffe

Ignatia (Latin) A fiery woman; burning brightly

Igantiah, Ignacia, Ignazia

Iheoma (Hawaiian) Lifted up by God

Ikeida (American) A spontaneous woman

Ikeidah, Ikeyda, Ikeydah

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

Iliana (English) Form of Aileen, meaning, “the light-bearer”

Ilianna, Ilyana, Ilyanna, Ilene, Iline, Ilyne

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

Iman (Arabic) Having great faith

Imani, Imanie, Imania, Imaan, Imany, Imaney, Imanee, Imanea, Imain, Imaine, Imayn

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 heaven-sent 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

Ineesha (American) A sparkling woman

Ineeshah, Ineisha, Ineishah, Iniesha, Inieshah, Ineasha, Ineashah, Ineysha

Ingalls (American) A peaceful woman

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

Ingrid (Scandinavian) Having the beauty of the God Ing

Ingred, Ingrad, Inga, Inge, Inger, Ingmar, Ingrida, Ingria, Ingrit, Inkeri

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,