| Iantha - Iman |
| Iantha (Greek) "Violet-colored flower" Ibtihaj (Arabic) "Joy" Ibtisam (Arabic) "Smiling" Ida (Old German) "Industrious one" (Old English) "Happy and prosperous" Idalia (Greek) "I see the sun" �de (Irish Gaelic) "Thirst" Idolina (Latin) "Image" Idonia (Latin) "Of good disposition" Idony (Old Norse) "Again" Idowu (Yoruba, Nigeria) "First child after twins" Idra (Aramaic) "Fig tree" Idriya (Hebrew) "A duck" Ifama (Ibo, Nigeria) "Everything is fine, all is well" Ife (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Love" Ifetayo (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Love brings happiness and joy" Ihsan (Arabic) "Charity" Iku (Japanese) "Sustaining" Ikuko (Japanese) "Sustaining child" Ikuseghan (Benin, Nigeria) "Peace is better than war" Ila (Hindi) "Earth" Ilana (Hebrew) "A tree" Ildik� (Hungarian) "Warrior" Ileana (Rumanian) "Of the sun" Ilesha (Hindi) "Lord of the earth" Ilia (Latin) "From Ilium (Troy)" Iliana (Spanish) "Light" or "Torch" [var. Helen] Ilka (Slavic) "Flattering" or "Ambitious" Ilona (Hungarian) "Beauty" Ima (Japanese) "Now" Iman (Arabic) "Faith" |