Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "I" - page 41.

Italy is a female name of Latin origin, translating directly to "Italy," the Southern European country known for its rich history and culture.

Uncommon yet striking feminine name of Italian origin, derived from 'Italia', meaning 'land of young cattle' or 'calf land'. It was famously borne by Dante Alighieri's mother.

Hebrew name derived from biblical figure Itamar, meaning "island of palms" symbolizing abundance and prosperity. Popular among Jewish families worldwide, it has notable bearers like Brazilian president Itamar Franco and Israeli settler Itamar Ben-Avi.

Hebrew name from the Bible, meaning "island of palms" or "date palm island," associated with strength and endurance.

Rare female given name of Native American origin, specifically from the Chippewa tribe, meaning 'true woman.'

Itaisha is a rare Japanese name meaning 'being present at all times.'

Ithaca is a unique female given name of Native American origin, derived from the Iroquois tribe's name for a lakeside place called "Ga-Ohay-U-Rah," translating to "it is by the lake." It carries a strong connection to nature and suggests appreciation for lakeside landscapes.

Meet Itaty, a Hebrew-derived name meaning 'I will return'.

Itzel is a unique Mayan feminine name meaning 'strength' and associated with the goddess of beauty.

Hebrew name that means 'with God' or 'God is with me', a variant of Itzhak (Isaac), carrying rich biblical heritage.

Native American-derived name meaning 'land of the black grapes,' reflecting the fertility of its historical location in New York State.

Uncommon Italian girl's name derived from the Latin word "italicus," meaning "of Italy" or "Italian." It has ancient Roman origins and signifies connection to the country's rich culture.

Meet Ithel, a rare yet regal name of Welsh origin, derived from 'Idwal' and possibly meaning 'seat' or 'throne', reflecting its potential association with royalty.

Basque name meaning "star" or "sparkle like a star".

Meet Itia, a unique female name of African origin, derived from the Yoruba people of Nigeria. It means 'there is joy in suffering,' embodying resilience and inner strength.

Rare Hawaiian female name meaning 'the garden', symbolizing closeness to nature.

African Igbo name meaning "Father's joy," celebrating new life and family bonds.

Indian female name derived from the Sanskrit word "Ishwari", meaning "goddess". It signifies strength, power, and divine beauty, reflecting Hindu Goddess Durga's qualities.

Indian female name derived from Sanskrit, meaning "thus" or "so be it", symbolizing acceptance or agreement.

African name of Yoruba origin, Nigeria, meaning 'Happiness has arrived.'

African name of Yoruba origin meaning "There is a future.

Rare Hebrew name that means "God is my strength," reflecting belief in divine power and support.

Japanese given name derived from the kanji characters "itsu" (five) and "e" (picture), with no specific meaning or historical association. It gained popularity during the early 20th century, particularly in rural areas post-World War II, and is still used today, predominantly for females due to its elegant sound.

Japanese given name, originally an honorific title for high-ranking individuals. Its meaning, "the only tree" or "solitary tree", is derived from the characters "itsu" (one) and "ki" (tree). Popularized during the Meiji era, Itsuki has been borne by notable figures like novelist Itsuki Kirishima. Today, it remains a popular choice in Japan due to its unique sound and rich history.

Rare yet meaningful female Japanese given name composed of "itsu" (一), meaning "one", and "ko" (子), meaning "child", translating to "one child". It has been used since the Edo period, expressing wishes for a single healthy child, particularly in families with challenging pregnancy histories. Today, Itsuko remains uncommon but culturally significant, chosen by parents valuing its uniqueness and historical roots.

Unique Japanese given name, originating from Japan and composed of '其' (itsu) meaning 'of such' and '男' (o) translating to 'man', signifying 'a man like this'. It reflects the Japanese culture's appreciation for individuality.

Unique given name of Japanese origin, not associated with any specific meaning or translation. Historically tied to Princess Itta, known for her intelligence and grace during the Heian period, it remains distinctive yet captivating worldwide due to its rich history and recent pop culture appearances.

Hebrew name derived from 'ittai', meaning 'with me'. Historically significant in Jewish tradition, it is associated with strength, loyalty, and resilience.

Captivating feminine name of Hebrew origin, derived from "itzav" meaning 'strength'. Popularized by French designer Isabel Marant, it signifies power and is now popular in Europe despite not being common in Israel or Jewish communities.

Nahuatl name meaning 'star' or 'little star', popular among those appreciating ancient Mexican culture.

Rare and distinct Mexican name derived from Nahuatl language, meaning "she who owns resin or incense." It was traditionally given to girls of high social status during the pre-Hispanic era.

Captivating Japanese name derived from the Shinto deity Izanami, meaning "she who invites," reflecting her role in creating Japan's landscape and arts.

Original given name of unknown origin, often associated with Native American influences due to its sound and spelling. Pronounced /ˈɪtsəni/, it consists of four letters: I-t-z-a-n-y, where 'I' rhymes with "it," 't' and 'n' are pronounced as they appear, and 'z' has a soft 's' sound similar to the 's' in "measure." Rarely found on traditional baby name lists, Itzany offers parents seeking an uncommon name an intriguing option.

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'light' or 'radiance,' deeply rooted in Jewish culture and tradition.

Rare Powhatan name meaning 'dark storm'.

Meet Itzcali, an uncommon yet captivating name rooted in ancient Aztec culture, translating literally to 'rabbit water' from its Nahuatl origins.

Aztec male given name derived from "itz" meaning obsidian and "coatl" meaning snake, translating to "obsidian on the face of the earth". It was notably borne by Itzcoatl I, a famous ruler who unified city-states and established the Triple Alliance.

Hebrew name derived from "itzh", meaning 'strong', passed down through generations as it was used by biblical figure Itzhaq.

Aztec female name meaning 'obsidian', carrying a rich cultural heritage from ancient Mexico.

Aztec-origin name meaning 'star'.