Names beginning with the letter I, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,483 names
8,483 names
Persian
Tara is a cross-cultural name listed with Sanskrit, Irish, and Persian roots, with meanings that include “star,” “queen,” “goddess of the sea,” and “diamond.” Tara Ghazal Vafa has a lyrical Persian feel, while the verified meaning here comes from Tara itself.
Hindi
Tara Harini is a Hindi girl name pairing Tara, known in Sanskrit Buddhist tradition as Tārā, the Female Buddha of Compassion, with Harini. The combined name feels gentle, devotional, and graceful.
Hindi
Tara Ishita Tripathi carries a devotional, scholarly feel: Tara is tied to revered Buddhist and Hindu goddess traditions, while Tripathi is a Sanskrit surname meaning one learned in the three Vedas.
Persian
Tara is strongly associated in Buddhist tradition with Tārā, venerated as a female Buddha of Compassion. For Tara Mahdis Akbari, the name carries a gentle, luminous feeling with Persian family-name style and a compassionate spiritual echo.
Hindi
Tara is a Sanskrit name written Tārā, strongly associated in Buddhism with the Female Buddha of Compassion. As a full Hindi name, Tara Medha Sengar has a graceful Indian sound, with Tara carrying the clearest documented meaning and cultural weight here.
Sanskrit
Tara is a Sanskrit name written तारा, known in Buddhist tradition as Tārā, the Female Buddha of Compassion. Tara Mridula Shah carries a gentle, luminous feeling, with a clear Sanskrit and South Asian sound.
Punjabi
Taranbir Kabir Pannu is a Punjabi boy's name often understood through its parts: Taranbir suggests brave protection or brave deliverance, while Kabir is commonly associated with greatness. Pannu is a Punjabi family name.
Persian
Taraneh Niloufar Zarei is a Persian girl’s name with a graceful, poetic sound. The middle name Niloufar means “precious,” “rare,” “blue lotus,” “Nymphaea,” or “water lily,” and comes from Persian, ultimately from Sanskrit nīlōtpala, meaning “blue lotus.”
Persian
Taraneh is Persian for “song” or “melody.” For Taraneh Shadi, the supported meaning centers on musical beauty, poetic feeling, and a name that sounds gentle and expressive.
Punjabi
Tara is most often linked with the Sanskrit meaning "star" and with Tārā, a revered female figure of compassion in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. Tara Nimar has a bright, gentle sound with a Punjabi family-name feel.
Punjabi
Taran Kiran Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh-style name with a bright, graceful feel. Kiran is commonly understood as “ray” or “beam of light,” while Kaur is the traditional Sikh name element used by women.
Punjabi
Taranpreet means “love of liberation,” from taran, meaning crossing over or liberation, and preet, meaning love or affection. Taranpreet Ekam Toor feels devotional, steady, and deeply Punjabi in sound.
Punjabi
Taranpreet is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “loving savior” or “one who loves to save others.” Taran means “savior” or “liberator,” and Preet means “love” or “affection.”
Punjabi
Taranpreet Mehak Kaur is a Punjabi girl’s name with a lyrical, devotional feel. Based on the provided sources, no verified etymology for Taranpreet, Mehak, or Kaur was available, so the meaning should be treated as culturally styled rather than source-confirmed here.
Punjabi
Taranveer is presented in the sources as an Indian Sanskrit-derived name meaning "star warrior," from Taran, "star," and veer, "warrior." With Ajay as the middle name, it has a brave, bright, unmistakably Indian feel.
Hindi
Tara is a Sanskrit name often understood as “star,” and it also carries sacred associations with Hindu and Buddhist figures named Tārā. Prisha is used as a gentle modern Hindi girl name, while Bhardwaj is a respected Indian surname.
Hindi
Tara Raina has a bright, graceful feel. Tara is linked with Sanskrit तारा, meaning “star,” and with the goddess Tārā in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
Hindi
Tara is a Sanskrit name meaning "star." In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Tara is also associated with a compassionate divine figure who offers guidance, wisdom, and protection.
Hindi
Tara Samaira brings together Tara, a name with Sanskrit associations of star and goddess, with Samaira, a soft Hindi-style name used by many modern families. The full name feels bright, graceful, and thoughtful.
Persian
Tara is tied to Tārā, a revered female Buddha of compassion in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. In the full Persian name Tara Sepideh Rahmani, the overall feeling is gentle, luminous, and grounded.
Persian
Tara is associated with a compassionate female deity in Buddhist and Hindu traditions. In this Persian full name, Tara Shabnam Farhadi feels luminous, gentle, and culturally rooted.
Hindi
Tara Vaidehi Vyas is a graceful Hindi girl name with a bright, devotional feel. Tara is a Sanskrit name associated with Tārā, the female Buddha of compassion, while Vyas recalls the revered sage Vedavyas, connected with the Mahabharata in Hindu tradition.
Hindi
Tara is a Sanskrit name meaning “star,” and it also has meanings in Irish and other traditions. Tara Vanya reads as a lyrical Hindi girl’s name with a bright, celestial first name and a soft, nature-leaning second name.
Sanskrit
Tara Vanya Mishra is presented here as a Sanskrit girl name with a bright, nature-filled style. Tara is commonly associated with a star, while Vanya gives the full name a gentle woodland feeling.
Arabic
Tarek is a boy's name presented here as Arabic in origin. The provided source material does not document a specific meaning, so it is safest not to attach an unverified definition to it.
Arabic
Tarek Fawzi is an Arabic masculine name combination. The documented meaning comes from Fawzi, which means "triumph" or "victory" in Arabic.
Arabic
Tarek Munir Nasser is an Arabic boy's name combination with a strong final name: Nasser means "granter of victory," as well as helper, protector, supporter, or victory-maker. The full name has a clear, dignified sound with a confident finish.
Arabic
Tarek is an Arabic boy name commonly understood as “morning star,” “he who knocks,” or “one who visits at night.” In the full Arabic name Tarek Munir Shami, Tarek gives the name its clear, poetic first-name meaning.
Arabic
Tarek Nabil is an Arabic boy's name meaning "striker, knocker, visitor, morning star" and "noble." Together, it gives the lovely sense of a noble visitor or a bright, honorable presence.
Arabic
Tarek is an Arabic boy's name, a spelling variant of Tariq, meaning "morning star" or "one who knocks at the door." Tarek Samir has a clear Arabic sound, with Tarek bringing imagery of arrival, brightness, and purpose.
Bengali
Tarin Afsana Siddique has a gentle, literary feel, though the given-name meanings for Tarin and Afsana are not confirmed in the provided sources. The family name Siddique is derived from Arabic Siddiq, meaning “truthful.”
Sanskrit
Tarini is a Sanskrit girl name often understood as “she who carries across,” “the one who saves,” or a guiding, protective presence. Some baby-name sources also connect it with Goddess Durga, Goddess Parvati, and the idea of a star.
Arabic
Tariq is an Arabic boy’s name meaning “knocker,” “visitor,” or “striker,” with a poetic association with the bright morning star. It comes from the Arabic root meaning “to knock” or “to strike.”
Arabic
Tariq is an Arabic boy name meaning "visitor" or "knocker at the door," from an Arabic root meaning "to knock." It is also the Arabic name for the morning star.
Arabic
Tariq Nabil Haddad is an Arabic boy's name with a strong, polished sound. The surname Haddad is Arabic for blacksmith or locksmith, a craft name commonly used in the Levant and Algeria.
Arabic
Tariq Sami is an Arabic boy name pairing Tariq, meaning “striker,” “knocker,” “visitor,” or “bright star,” with Sami, an Arabic given name used in Arabic naming tradition. Together, it has a bright, purposeful feel, like a child who arrives with presence.
Arabic
Tariq Samir is an Arabic boy name pairing Tariq, meaning “striker,” “knocker,” “visitor,” or “bright morning star,” with Samir, an Arabic name often understood as a night companion or evening conversationalist. Together, it has a graceful, nocturnal feeling: the visitor at night and the warm companion beside him.
Arabic
Tariq is an Arabic boy name meaning “striker,” “knocker,” “visitor,” or “bright star.” With Qassem, meaning “one who divides” or “distributor,” Tariq Samir Qassem has a strong Arabic feel with imagery of night, arrival, fairness, and light.
Bengali
The provided source material identifies Tasmia as a traditional feminine given name, but it does not confirm a specific meaning. Tasmia Anjum has a graceful Bengali Muslim feel, with Tasmia as the given name and Anjum often heard as a second name or surname in South Asian naming.
Arabic
Tasneem is an Arabic girls' name meaning "fountain of paradise" or "a spring in paradise." It comes from Arabic tasnīm, a name associated with pure, heavenly water in Islamic tradition.
Bengali
Tasnim means “a spring from Paradise” or “fountain of Paradise” in Islamic naming tradition. For a Bengali girl, Tasnim Jahan Mahi feels gentle, graceful, and spiritually bright.
Arabic
Tasnim Ruba is an Arabic girl name pairing with a soft, spiritual feel. Tasnim is widely used in Muslim naming contexts, while Ruba gives the full name a lyrical, balanced ending.
Japanese
Tatsuki is a Japanese boy’s name often interpreted as “dragon tree,” from tatsu, “dragon,” and ki, “tree” or sometimes “radiance.” Some baby-name sources also gloss Tatsuki as “big moon,” reflecting how Japanese names can vary by kanji choice.
Scottish
Tavish is a Scottish masculine name, an anglicized form of the Scottish Gaelic Tàmhas or Tòmas, both forms of Thomas, meaning "twin." In an Indian and Sanskrit context, Tavish is also understood as "strong," "energetic," and "courageous," and is sometimes associated with heaven.
Hindi
Tavishi is a Sanskrit-rooted Indian girl name commonly understood as strong, powerful, or energetic. Aarna is treated here as the second given name, but the provided source excerpt does not give a verified meaning for it.
Punjabi
Tavleen Jaspreet Sekhon is presented here as a Punjabi girl’s name, but the supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific meaning for Tavleen, Jaspreet, or Sekhon. For families, the full name still has a warm Punjabi sound and a graceful, grounded presence.
Punjabi
Tavleen is a Punjabi name meaning “absorbed in divine devotion” or “engrossed in God.” It combines a devotional sense of warmth or ardor with leen, meaning “absorbed in” or “imbued with.”
Punjabi
Tavleen is a Punjabi name meaning “absorbed in divine devotion” or “engrossed in God.” Tavleen Mehar has a gentle, spiritual feeling, with Tavleen carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Bengali
Tawhid refers to the oneness and unity of God, a central belief in Islam. As part of the Bengali boy name Tawhid Nibras, it gives the name a deeply faith-centered feeling.
Bengali
Tawhid means the oneness or unification of God in Islam. Tawhid Sami Khan has a dignified Bengali Muslim style, with a clear religious center and a gentle, polished sound.
