Baby Girl Names that Start with I with meanings and origins.
If you’re having trouble coming up with a girl’s name, try trawling through lists of names by letter.
I’m not going to lie – sometimes getting a baby girl’s name can feel like an impossible task. There are so many options that it can get overwhelming.
Here are three tips that can help you choose the right name:
Tip #1: Know your pronunciations. It can be tempting to find a beautiful and unique sounding name, but if it sounds funny when said aloud, this might not be the best option for you.
Tip #2: Avoid nicknames. If you’re in love with a particular nickname look for the full name that nickname belongs to. This way your child has options when they grow up!
Tip #3: Consider potential nicknames (and schoolyard taunts). Are you happy with the most common nicknames of your chosen name? Chances are someone will shorten your little girl’s name at some stage. While you’re thinking about nicknames, are there any really obvious ways that name could be picked on at school?
I hope that helps! Here’s our list of names that start with I.
Ianthe – Greek – meaning Violet-colored flower
Ice – African – meaning Supreme Goddess
Ida – English – meaning Prosperous, Diligent
Idalie – German – meaning Active
Idelisa – Celtic – meaning Bountiful
Idelle – Celtic – meaning Bountiful
Idetta – German – meaning Hardworking
Idola – Greek – meaning Idolized
Idonia – German – meaning Industrious
Ielena – Russian – meaning Shining light
Ierne – Irish – meaning From Ireland
Ignacia – Spanish – meaning Fire
Igraine – English – meaning In Arthurian legend Igrayne is mother of Arthur.
Ila – French – meaning From the island
Ilana – Hebrew – meaning Sunshine, Tree
Ilaria – Latin – meaning One who is merry
Ilde – English – meaning Battle
Ileanna – Spanish – meaning Shining light
Ilene – Celtic – meaning Lively, Pleasant
Ilia – Hebrew – meaning God is Lord
Iliana – Spanish – meaning Shining light
Ilona – Hungarian – meaning Beautiful, Sunshine
Ilsa – German – meaning Devoted to God
Ilse – English – meaning My God is bountiful, God of plenty
Imala – Native American – meaning Disaplines
Imani – Arabic – meaning Faith, Belief
Imelda – Spanish – meaning Powerful fighter
Imogene – Latin – meaning Image
Inda – English – meaning The country India
Indee – English – meaning The country India
India – English – meaning From India
Indiana – English – meaning The country India
Indira – Indian – meaning Lakshmi
Indrina – Indian – meaning Deep
Ines – Spanish – meaning Pure
Inez – Spanish – meaning Pure
Inga – Spanish – meaning Sunday
Ingrid – Teutonic – meaning Hero’s daughter, A meadow
Inis – Irish – meaning From Ennis
Inocenta – Spanish – meaning Innocent
Ioanna – Australian Aboriginal – meaning Tree
Iolana – Hawaiian – meaning To soar like an eagle
Iolande – Greek – meaning Violet flower, Modest
Iolanthe – French – meaning Violet
Iona – Scottish – meaning Violet
Ira – Indian – meaning Watchful, Descendant
Irene – Spanish – meaning Peace
Iris – Greek – meaning Rainbow, A play of colours
Irma – German – meaning War Goddess
Irmigard – German – meaning War Goddess
Irmina – German – meaning War Goddess
Irvetta – English – meaning Friend of the sea
Isa – African – meaning Grateful
Isabeau – French – meaning My God is bountiful, God of plenty
Isabel – Spanish – meaning Devoted to God
Isabella – Spanish – meaning Devoted to God
Isadora – Greek – meaning Gift of the moon
Isana – German – meaning Strong willed
Ishana – Indian – meaning Rich
Islene – Irish – meaning Vision
Isobel – Scottish – meaning Consecrated to God
Isolde – Celtic – meaning The fair
Issa – African – meaning Grateful
Iva – French – meaning From the yew tree
Ivalyn – English – meaning Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant
Ivana – Hebrew – meaning Gift from God
Ivy – English – meaning Ivy, A climbing evergreen ornamental plant
Ivory – English – meaning White, Pure, Ivory
