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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 401. | Inocente | Spanish |  | Innocent. |
| 402. | Intercidona | Latin |  | Goddess of birthing. |
| 403. | Inteus | Native American | | Has no shame. |
| 404. | Intisar | Arabic | | Triumphant. |
| 405. | Intisar | Muslim | | Triumph. |
| 406. | Intisara | Arabic | | Triumphant. |
| 407. | Intizara | Arabic | | Triumphant. |
| 408. | Inuus | Latin | | God of fertility. |
| 409. | Invidia | Latin | | Envious. |
| 410. | Inys | Irish | | From the river island. |
| 411. | Inyx | Latin | | Spell. |
| 412. | Ioakim | Russian | | From Job. |
| 413. | Ioan | Hebrew | | Gift from God. |
| 414. | Ioan | Welsh | | Welsh form of John 'God's gift'. |
| 415. | Iob | Welsh | | Diminutive of Iorwerth: Worthy lord. Derived from 'ior' and 'gwerth'. Legendary son of Maredudd. |
| 416. | Iola | Greek | | Violet-colored dawn. Sister of Iphitus. |
| 417. | Iola | Welsh | | Valued by the Lord. Feminine form of Iolo: Diminutive of Iorwerth. |
| 418. | Iolana | Hawaiian | | To soar like the hawk. |
| 419. | Iolantha | Greek | | Violet. |
| 420. | Iolanthe | Greek | | Violet flower. The name of a Gilbert and Sullivan Opera from 1882. Also a mythological sea nymph and daughter of Oceanus. |
| 421. | Iole | Greek | | Sister of Iphitus. |
| 422. | Iolo | Welsh | | Diminutive of Iorwerth: worthy lord. |
| 423. | Iomar | Gaelic | | Archer. |
| 424. | Iomhar | Teutonic | | Archer. |
| 425. | Ion | Greek | | Son of Apollo. |
| 426. | Iona | Celtic | | From the king's island. |
| 427. | Iona | English | | Violet. |
| 428. | Iona | Greek | | Violet, from the Greek word 'ion'. Amethyst. |
| 429. | Iona | Scottish | | Dove. Also the name of a Scottish island. |
| 430. | Iona | Welsh | | Legendary king of France. |
| 431. | Ionanna | Hebrew | | Grace. |
| 432. | Ione | Celtic | | From the king's island. |
| 433. | Ione | Greek | | Amethyst. Violet. |
| 434. | Ionessa | Greek | | Amethyst. |
| 435. | Ionia | Greek | | Amethyst. |
| 436. | Ionna | Ukrainian | | God's gift. |
| 437. | Ionnes | Hebrew | | Gift from God. |
| 438. | Iora | Greek | | Pure. |
| 439. | Iorgas | Greek | | Farmer. |
| 440. | Iorwerth | Welsh | | Worthy lord. Derived from 'ior' and 'gwerth'. Legendary son of Maredudd. |
| 441. | Iosep | Hebrew | | God will multiply. |
| 442. | Ioseph | Hebrew | | God will multiply. |
| 443. | Iov | Hebrew | | God will estahlish. |
| 444. | Iov | Russian | | From Job. |
| 445. | Iphedeiah | Biblical | | Redemption of the Lord. |
| 446. | Iphedeiah | Biblical | | Redemption of the Lord. |
| 447. | Iphegenia | Greek | | Daughter sacrificed by Agamemnon. |
| 448. | Iphicles | Latin | | Twin of Hercules. |
| 449. | Iphides | Greek | | Hercules' twin brother. |
| 450. | Iphimedeia | Latin | | Daughter of Triopas. |
| 451. | Iphinome | Latin | | Amazon. |
| 452. | Iphis | Greek | | Hanged himself over unrequited love. |
| 453. | Iphis | Latin | | Lover who hanged himself. |
| 454. | Iphitus | Greek | | Brother of Iole. |
| 455. | Iphitus | Latin | | Brother of Iole. |
| 456. | Iqbaal | Muslim | | Variant of Iqbal: Prosperity. Wealth. |
| 457. | Iqbal | Muslim | | Prosperity. Wealth. |
| 458. | Iqtidaar | Muslim | | Variant of Iqtidar: Capability. Power. |
| 459. | Iqtidar | Muslim | | Capability. Power. |
| 460. | Ir | Biblical | | Watchman; city; vision |
| 461. | Ira | Biblical | | Watchman; making bare; pouring out |
| 462. | Ira | Hebrew | | Watchful. One of King David's men in the Old Testament. Famous Bearer: Lyricist Ira Gershwin. |
| 463. | Irad | Biblical | | Wild ass, heap of empire, dragon. |
| 464. | Iram | Biblical | | The effusion of them, a high heap. |
| 465. | Iram | Muslim | | Heaven. Garden. |
| 466. | Iras | Shakespearean | | 'Antony and Cleopatra'. Lady attending on Cleopatra. |
| 467. | Iratze | Spanish | | Reference to the Virgin Mary. |
| 468. | Irayna | Greek | | Peace. Greek goddess of peace. |
| 469. | Irena | Greek | | Peace. |
| 470. | Irena | Russian | | Peace. |
| 471. | Irenbend | Anglo-Saxon | | Iron bend. |
| 472. | Irene | Greek | | Peace. An early Christian martyr, and later borne by several Byzantine empresses. |
| 473. | Irene | Spanish | | Peace. |
| 474. | Irenke | Hungarian | | Peaceful. |
| 475. | Irfaan | Muslim | | Variant of Irfan: Thankfulness. Knowledge. Wisdom. |
| 476. | 'Irfaan | Muslim | | Variant of Irfan: Knowledge. Wisdom. |
| 477. | Irfan | Muslim | | Thankfulness. Knowledge. Wisdom. |
| 478. | Iri | Biblical | | Fire, light. |
| 479. | Iriana | Greek | | Peace. Greek goddess of peace. |
| 480. | Irijah | Biblical | | The fear of the Lord. |
| 481. | Irina | Greek | | Peace. |
| 482. | Irina | Russian | | Peace. |
| 483. | Irini | Greek | | Peace. |
| 484. | Irinia | Greek | | Peace. |
| 485. | Iris | Greek | | Rainbow goddess of Greek mythology who used rainbows as a bridge to carry messages from the gods to mankind. Iris is also a flower name. |
| 486. | Iris | Hebrew | | Flower. |
| 487. | Iris | Latin | | Diminutive of Beatrice. A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. |
| 488. | Iris | Latin | | Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love. |
| 489. | Iris | Shakespearean | | 'The Tempest' A spirit, rainbow goddess of Greek mythology. |
| 490. | Irisa | Greek | | Rainbow. |
| 491. | Irisa | Russian | | Rainbow. Also a flower name. Iris was the mythological messenger-goddess who rode on rainbows from heaven to earth to deliver messages from Olympus. |
| 492. | Irma | German | | Universal, from the Old German 'irmin'. War goddess. |
| 493. | Irma | Latin | | Noble. |
| 494. | Irmgard | German | | War goddess. |
| 495. | Irmigard | German | | War goddess. |
| 496. | Irmina | German | | War goddess. |
| 497. | Irmina | Latin | | Noble. |
| 498. | Irmine | German | | War goddess. |
| 499. | Irmine | Latin | | Noble. |
| 500. | Irmuska | German | | War goddess. |
