Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "I" - page 28.

Uncommon female name of Irish origin, derived from the Latin 'Innominatus' meaning 'not named', popularized by Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline'.

Imogene is an elegant Irish name meaning "daughter of Imicheán," a female warrior from Irish mythology.

Greek name meaning 'maiden' or 'virgin', derived from the word 'hagne'. It's associated with Shakespeare's virtuous princess Imogen.

African name of Igbo origin, meaning "my heart's desire," symbolizing deeply desired children and reflecting Igbo cultural values.

Unique African-origin name from the Yoruba culture in Nigeria. While its exact meaning is unknown, it's believed to combine 'Iyi' (joy) and 'Moni' (wealth), potentially translating to 'wealth of joy'.

Rare yet powerful Latin American name derived from "impor," meaning "to import," but its significance lies beyond this translation, symbolizing strength, courage, determination, nobility, and grace.

The name Imori of Japanese origin combines 'Imo' meaning potato and 'Ri' meaning to come, signifying 'Potato Come.'

English name derived from Timothy, which means "honoring God".

Rare but powerful Latin name meaning 'commander' or 'ruler', associated with influential women throughout history.

The name Imperial originates from Latin, signifying authority and power, and was borne by historical figures like Emperor Augustus.

Unisex name of Zulu origin, signifying strength, courage, and ancestral guidance.

Arab-origin given name derived from 'imran,' meaning "long-lived." It honors Imran ibn Hittan, Mary's father in Islamic tradition.

Hebrew name derived from "imrei," meaning "my people.

Rare, historic name of Persian origin, composed of 'Imron' (from the ancient city Isfahan) and 'bek', a title of respect used in Central Asia.

Arabic-origin male name meaning 'value' or 'esteem', symbolizing preciousness and high regard.

Rare, Slavic-origin name meaning 'name' or 'given name', with no famous historical figures sharing the same name.

Uncommon Igbo Nigerian name meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility', often given to girls to promote harmony.

The name "In" has uncertain origins and meaning, with no known historical or linguistic basis. It has been used in various cultures throughout history, notably by Spanish saint Saint Ines. However, its original form and significance are unclear.

In, of Norwegian origin, means 'peace' and has been traditionally used as both a boy's and girl's name.

Hebrew girls' name derived from 'annah', meaning 'answered'. It's associated with Anna, a biblical prophetess.

The uncommon French name Inabelle signifies 'inner beauty', derived from combining 'in' meaning 'inside' with 'abelle', translating to 'beautiful'.

The name Ignacio is of Latin origin, meaning 'fire', inspired by Saint Ignatius of Loyola, and is often associated with passion, energy, leadership, and intelligence.

Distinctive Middle Eastern feminine name derived from Arabic 'inaya', meaning 'compassion' or 'tender care'.

The rare and unique name Inaky, derived from the Basque 'Iñigo' and 'ki', meaning 'my little one of God,' is of Basque origin and signifies 'God's gift.'

Inala: A rare yet enchanting female name of African origin meaning 'the one who brings light' in Zulu.

Japanese female given name meaning 'to be loved', often associated with love and happiness.

Turkish name derived from 'inan', meaning 'believe' or 'faith', reflecting its Seljuk origins and religious symbolism.

Egyptian name derived from 'in nsw', meaning 'belonging to Anubis', the god of embalming and the afterlife.

Captivating Greek name derived from Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection'.

Arabic name meaning "success" or "victory," popular among global communities for its positive connotation.

Hebrew female name meaning "cloud", with biblical roots and contemporary popularity.

Hebrew female name meaning 'cloud', symbolizing divine protection and strength, famously borne by Israeli actress Inbar Lavi.

Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word 'inchai', signifying patience, perseverance, and hope.

Turkish name meaning 'pearl', symbolizing grace and elegance, popular among Turks and internationally recognized.

The Hebrew name Inda means 'delightful' and is derived from 'anad,' meaning 'to sing or rejoice.'

Unique Spanish given name derived from the Latin word "indicus," meaning "of India" or "Indian." It may have been popularized by early Christians referencing Saint Indalecius, an ancient bishop of Seville in Spain. While its exact meaning is not explicitly stated, it could be interpreted as a connection to Indian culture or dedication to Christian service.

Uncommon yet powerful Indian name derived from "Indrakshi," meaning "eye of Indra," the Hindu god of thunder and rain. It signifies strength, courage, and power.

Exotic, unique name of unknown origin, allowing personal interpretation and reflection of global influences.

Captivating female name with roots in Indian mythology and Latin etymology, meaning "beauty" or "radiance".

Uncommon yet significant American given name derived from the English word "independence," symbolizing freedom from external control. Popularized during the American Revolution, it reflects the colonies' desire for independence from British rule.