Names beginning with the letter I, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,483 names
8,483 names
Bengali
Anik Souvik Roy is a Bengali boy's name with a strong middle name meaning tied to victory. Souvik is described as a Bengali name from Sanskrit elements suggesting “one endowed with victory,” while Roy is a Bengali family name.
Bengali
Anik Subhro is a Bengali boy's name. The exact etymology and meaning are not verified in the provided sources, so it is best treated as a culturally Bengali compound name rather than assigning an unsupported definition.
Bengali
Anindita is a feminine name of Sanskrit origin meaning "flawless," "perfect," or "beautiful." It carries a gentle, polished sound and a sense of grace without feeling flashy.
Bengali
Anindita Mitali is a Bengali girl name built around Anindita, a name associated in Indian baby-name sources with grace and being beyond reproach. Mitali adds a gentle, lyrical Bengali feel to the full name.
Sanskrit
Anindita is a Sanskrit name meaning "flawless," "impeccable," "beautiful," "honored," or "irreproachable." Anindita Rhea Chatterjee has a graceful Indian feel, with Anindita carrying the main Sanskrit meaning.
Indonesian
Anindya means “immaculate,” “faultless,” or “blameless.” In the full Indonesian name Anindya Lestari, the first name gives a gentle sense of purity, grace, and being beyond reproach.
Bengali
Anirban is a Bengali masculine name of Sanskrit origin meaning "unextinguished," "undying," or "eternal flame." It carries the feeling of a steady inner light that keeps burning.
Bengali
Anirban is a Bengali masculine name from Sanskrit, meaning “unextinguished” or “the fire that never stops.” Paired with Riddhiman, it has a bright, steady, quietly powerful feel.
Bengali
Anirban is commonly understood as “unextinguished” or “a flame that does not go out.” Paired with the Bengali surnames Roy Chowdhury, the full name has a dignified, literary Bengali feel.
Bengali
Anirban Sourav Dutta is a Bengali boy's name. The exact meanings of Anirban and Sourav are not confirmed in the provided source excerpts, so they should be treated as unverified here.
Sanskrit
Aniruddha is a Sanskrit boy name meaning "unobstructed," "unrestrained," or "one who cannot be held back." It comes from Sanskrit elements meaning "not" and "restrained" or "obstructed."
Sanskrit
Aniruddha is a Sanskrit masculine name meaning "unobstructed," "unstoppable," "undefeatable," or "invincible." It is also connected with Hindu tradition as the name of Krishna's grandson and as one of the names of Vishnu.
Sanskrit
Aniruddha Vedant Sharma is a Sanskrit-rooted boy’s name with a strong, scholarly sound. Aniruddha is commonly understood as “unobstructed” or “unrestrained,” while Vedant points to sacred learning and the end or culmination of the Vedas.
Sanskrit
Aniruddh means “unobstructed,” “unrestrained,” or “one who cannot be stopped,” from Sanskrit roots. Aniruddh Madhav has a strong, devotional Sanskrit style with a calm, dignified sound.
Hindi
Anirudh is commonly understood as a Hindi boy name from Sanskrit, often interpreted as “unobstructed” or “one who cannot be held back.” It has a strong, energetic feel without sounding harsh.
Tamil
Anirudh is a Sanskrit-origin name usually understood as “unobstructed,” “unstoppable,” “without obstacles,” or “boundless and free.” Devan adds a gentle Tamil and Indian feel, often heard as a dignified companion name with a bright, devotional sound.
Sanskrit
The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Anirudh Kartik. It is presented here as a Sanskrit boy name, with meaning details treated cautiously rather than guessed.
Sanskrit
Anirudh Keshav is a Sanskrit boy name meaning “unobstructed” or “unstoppable,” paired with Keshav, a modern form of Keshava, a name of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu.
Hindi
Anirudh is commonly understood as “unobstructed” or “one who cannot be held back.” Paired with Pratap, often associated with honor, splendor, or valor, Anirudh Pratap Yadav has a strong Hindi name style with a dignified, confident feel.
Sanskrit
Anirudh is a Sanskrit boy name meaning “unobstructed,” “unopposed,” or “unhindered.” In the full name Anirudh Vikram Rao, Anirudh brings the central image of a child who moves forward with strength and freedom.
Persian
Anisa Katayoun is a graceful Persian girl name pairing the gentle sound of Anisa with Katayoun, a classic Iranian name associated with purity, noble lineage, and royal dignity in Shahnameh tradition.
Persian
Anisa is an Arabic feminine name meaning “friendly,” from a root connected with warmth and companionship. In the full Persian-style pairing Anisa Melika, the sourced meaning belongs to Anisa, while Melika adds a soft, melodic second name.
Italian
Anita is commonly understood as a diminutive of Ana, related to the meaning “grace.” Nameberry also notes a Sanskrit meaning, “unguided.”
Scandinavian
Anja is a Scandinavian and European form of Anya, traditionally connected with the meaning "grace." Anja Therese feels gentle, clear, and international, with Anja carrying the sourced meaning and Therese adding a classic second-name rhythm.
Punjabi
Anmol means “precious” or “priceless.” It’s a warm Punjabi and Hindi name used for boys and girls, with a meaning that feels deeply affectionate.
Hindi
Anmol Sagar is a Hindi unisex name built around Anmol, a Sanskrit-derived name meaning "priceless" or "invaluable." As a full name, it has a generous, expansive feel: someone precious beyond measure.
Hindi
Anmol Shlok is a Hindi name pairing Anmol, often understood as "priceless" or "invaluable," with Shlok, a word used for a verse or sacred poetic line. Together, it suggests a cherished verse, a precious saying, or a life held as deeply valuable.
Hindi
Anmol Shree is a Hindi name built around Anmol, from Sanskrit tradition, meaning “priceless.” As a full name, it gives the warm feeling of someone precious, honored, and deeply valued.
Sanskrit
Anmol means “priceless” or “invaluable,” from Indo-Aryan roots often explained as a + mol, “without price.” Paired with Shree, the full name has a warm sense of preciousness, dignity, and blessing.
Greek
Anna Styliani is a Greek feminine compound name. The provided source material does not give a verified meaning for either element, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
German
Annelie Marit is a feminine German-style name pairing. Annelie is documented as a girl name, while the exact meaning of the full combination is not established in the provided sources.
English
Annelise is usually understood as a form of Anneliese or Annalise, blending ideas of grace with an oath or divine promise. Some sources also explain it as “grace of God” or “graced with God’s bounty.”
Vietnamese
An Nhiên is a Vietnamese unisex name often understood as “peaceful and pure” or “calm, innocent, and clear.” Nhiên is associated with purity, innocence, and an unsullied nature, while An is commonly loved in Vietnamese names for its gentle feeling of peace.
Bengali
Anonna is a rare feminine name linked to Anona or Annona, with Latin roots meaning "corn" or "grain." It carries a gentle feeling of nourishment, harvest, and abundance.
Chinese
Anqi is a Chinese girl name often understood as “peaceful jade” or “safe and precious,” from 安, meaning peace or safety, and 琪, meaning jade or precious. It is pronounced AHN-chee.
Hindi
Anshika is a feminine Indian name that means “minute particle” or “beautiful.” In the full name Anshika Veda Joshi, it has a soft, graceful sound with a thoughtful Hindi style.
Hindi
Ansh Rajat Goyal is a Hindi boy's name commonly read as a layered Indian name: Ansh as a personal name, Rajat as a given or middle name, and Goyal as a family surname. A gentle everyday interpretation is “a precious part,” with Rajat often associated with silver in Hindi naming use.
Hindi
Anshul is a Hindi boy name of Indian and Sanskrit origin, linked to the Sanskrit word "ansh," meaning "portion" or "part." It can be understood as "one who is a part" or "one who belongs to something greater."
Hindi
The verified source material provided for Anshul Harsh Vats does not include a reliable etymology or documented meaning. As a Hindi boy’s full name, it has a bright, composed sound, with a formal three-part structure many families like.
Hindi
Anshuman is a Hindi boy name with Sanskrit roots, usually understood as “radiant,” “sunlike,” or “one with rays.” Keshav is widely used in Hindu families as a devotional name associated with Krishna, and Dubey is a North Indian surname.
Hindi
Anshuman is an Indian, Sanskrit-rooted boy name commonly associated with the sun, sun rays, radiance, brightness, and Lord Surya. In the full name Anshuman Rajat Bhaduri, Anshuman gives the name its warm, bright first impression.
Hindi
Anshuman is a Sanskrit-origin Hindi boy name meaning “possessing rays” or “the sun.” Paired with Ritvik and Mathur, the full name feels bright, learned, and deeply rooted in Indian naming tradition.
Sanskrit
Anshuman is a Sanskrit-origin Indian name, with one cited explanation deriving it from Anshu and Maan and glossing it as “greatest of all time.” Tarun is a Sanskrit-style Indian given name often used alongside names like Anshuman, giving the full name a bright, classic feel.
Greek
Anthi is a Greek feminine name connected to ἄνθος, anthos, meaning "flower" or "blossom." It is also used as a short form of longer Greek names such as Chrysanthi and Evanthia.
Greek
Antigoni Dido is a Greek feminine name pairing Antigoni with Dido, a mythological name of uncertain meaning, probably Phoenician in origin. Dido is best known as the queen of Carthage, also called Elissa, in Virgil's Aeneid.
Greek
Antigoni is the modern Greek form of Antigone, a name derived from Greek elements meaning “against, compared to, like” and “birth, offspring.” Eleftheria is a Greek name traditionally associated with freedom, giving the full name a strong, principled feeling.
Greek
Antigoni Thaleia is a Greek girls' name pairing Antigoni, the Greek form seen as Αντιγόνη, with Thaleia, a Greek spelling related to Thalia. Because the supplied sources do not give a confirmed etymology for Antigoni or Thaleia, the safest meaning is cultural rather than literal: a distinctly Greek name with lyrical, classical feeling.
Latin
Antonella Pilar combines Antonella, a feminine Latin-style name related to the Anton name family, with Pilar, a Spanish name strongly associated with Marian devotion. Together, it feels elegant, faith-touched, and warmly Latin.
German
Anton Emil is a German boy's name built from Anton, a masculine name derived from the Latin Antonius. In this pairing, Anton brings the clearest documented origin, while Emil adds a gentle, classic German sound.
German
Antonia is a feminine name of Roman origin from Antonius, the family name of ancient Roman women. It is commonly given the meanings “priceless,” “praiseworthy,” and “beautiful.”
