From Ida to Izzy, here’s hundreds of impeccable and interesting baby girl names that start with the letter I.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Isabella | Isabella is definitely the new(ish) It Girl of baby names. Isabella’s rise has been fairly recent and metoric (it was #1… | |
| Iris | Flower names are super in vogue right now, and Iris is simply blooming. While it’s not nearly as popular as fellow flora… | |
| Ivy | Ivy is one of the hottest flower names to be found right now, thanks to Jay-Z and Béyonce’s baby girl Blue Ivy. To-the-point… | |
| Isabel | Isabel is generally considered a medieval Spanish form of Elizabeth and is a royal name in Spain and Portugal. Isabel and… | |
| Isabelle | French: | i |
| Irene | Greek: | Peace; Irene was the Greek goddess of peace. Another famous bearer was an eighth-century Byzantine empress, the first woman… |
| Ingrid | Norse Origin | Beautiful; feminine version of the Norse fertility god Ing”s name |
| India | English: | From the Sanskrit for river; India is a country in southern Asia. Fictional India Wilkes was Ashleigh”s sister in Margaret… |
| Isla | Scottish: | From Islay, a name of an island off the Scottish coast |
| Ida | English: | Properous |
| Ileana | A modern spelling alternative to the oh-so-popular Elena and Eliana, Ileana is equally as pretty, but a lot more unique…. | |
| Iliana | Greek: | Light; variant of Helena |
| Irma | German: | Strength, universal or complete; a short form of many names begining with the element Irm or Erm, probably derived from irm… |
| Inez | Inez is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Agnes, sometimes spelled Ines. While not super common, but it’s continued to stand… | |
| Isadora | Greek: | Gift of Isis; derived from the name of the Egyptian fertility goddess and the Greek doron, meaning gift |
| Indira | Hindi: | Mythological wife of Vishnu |
| Ivana | Czech: | God has been gracious; feminine form of Ivan |
| Ilsa | Ilsa is the German variant of Elizabeth, and it making a comeback in Europe. It’s beautiful and distinctly European, most… | |
| Isabela | Spanish Origin | |
| Ilse | English Origin | Noble |
| Imelda | Spanish: | Powerful fighter; the name of a fourteenth-century Spanish saint |
| Ivonne | French: | Variant of Yvonne |
| Ivanna | Greek Origin | |
| Isolda | Celtic: | The fair |
| Ilyssa | English Origin | |
| Imogenia | Latin: | Image |
| Irsia | Persian: | Rainbow; variant of Iris |
| Ivory | English: | White, pure; a reference to the creamy-white color of ivory or to the hard tusk used for carving fine art and jewelry |
| Imogen | English Origin | Image |
| Irina | Russian Origin | |
| Isolde | Celtic: | Fair one; Legendary Isolde of the White Hands (Iseut aux Blanches Mains) fell in love with the knight Tristan after drinking… |
| Izabella | Hebrew: | Devoted to God |
| Inca | Besides the oh-so-great meaning of “Ing’s abundance,” Inca also refers to Quechuan people living in the Cuzco valley in… | |
| Iona | Celtic: | From the king”s island |
| Imogene | Latin: | Image, likeness; There is evidence that Imogen as a name is not derived from the Latin, but was simply a made-up name from… |
| Ilia | Latin: | Mythical vestal virgin who broke her vow of celibacy and became the mother, by the god Mars, of the twin boys Romulus and… |
| Iola | Greek: | Violet, dawn; In Greek mythology, the hero Hercules loved Iola. |
| Inge | German Origin | One who is foremost; an independent name and a short form of several Scandinavian and German names having Ing as their first… |
| Ivanka | Czech Origin | |
| Ilona | Finnish Origin | |
| Inis | Irish: | Island |
| Isobel | Scottish Origin | |
| Ilma | Finnish: | Air |
| Inessa | Russian: | Chaste. Variant of Agnes. |
| Ilka | Hungarian Origin | |
| Idalia | German: | Elaboration of Ida, diligent |
| Inola | Native American: | Black fox (Cherokee) |
| Ionna | Ukrainian: | God”s gift |
| Iaera | Latin: | Dryad nymph, mother of Bitias and Pandarus |
| Ibolya | Hungarian: | Violet |
| Ica | Greek: | Light |
| Icelyn | English: | Modern blend of a word name with the common feminine suffix -lyn |
| Idalina | Teutonic: | Possibly a variant of Ida or a blend of Ida and Lina |
| Ideashia | English: | Modern blend of Ida and Aisha |
| Idetta | German: | Hard working; variant of Ida using a feminine French suffix |
| Iman | African Origin | Faith |
| Imani | African: | Faith |
| Inari | Finnish: | Place name for Lake Inari in Finland |
| Indi | Hindi Origin | |
| Indiana | English: | Place name for Indiana, one of the United States fondly known as the Hoosier State |