Names beginning with the letter I, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,657 names
8,657 names
Punjabi
Livleen Simar Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl name often understood as a prayerful name: Livleen suggests being lovingly absorbed in devotion, Simar points to remembrance or meditation, and Kaur means princess in Sikh tradition.
Filipino
Liwanag Gabriel Navarro can be read as “light, God is my strength, and Navarro.” Liwanag is a Filipino name associated with brightness and illumination, while Gabriel is traditionally understood as a biblical name meaning “God is my strength.”
Ethiopian
Liya is a short Ethiopian girl name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The provided sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning, so its meaning should be treated as uncertain rather than assumed.
Welsh
Llyr is a Welsh boy name. The provided source material does not give a verified meaning or etymology, so its exact meaning is left unconfirmed here.
Arabic
Loai Mounir is an Arabic boy's name. The supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific meaning for either part of the name, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Vietnamese
Lộc is a Vietnamese name meaning “prosperity,” “good fortune,” “blessing,” or “wealth.” It comes from the Sino-Vietnamese word 祿 and carries a loving wish for a child to live with abundance and good luck.
English
Logan means “little hollow.” It comes from a Scottish surname derived from a Gaelic place-name, rooted in lagan, a diminutive of lag, meaning “hollow.”
French
Loïc is commonly understood to mean "famed warrior" or "illustrious fighter." It is a French and Breton boy name, often linked with Louis and older Germanic roots meaning glory and battle.
Spanish
Lola is a Spanish feminine name meaning “sorrows,” originally a short form of Dolores. Dolores comes from the Marian title Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, “Our Lady of Sorrows.”
Spanish
Lola Estíbaliz is a Spanish girl name with a bright Marian place-name heart. Estíbaliz comes from Nuestra Señora de Estíbaliz, “Our Lady of Estíbaliz,” tied to a sanctuary in Álava, Spain, and may connect to Latin roots meaning “pertaining to summer.”
Vietnamese
Long Vũ is a Vietnamese boy’s name with a strong, clipped sound. Vũ is a common Vietnamese surname linked with the character 武, meaning military service, fighting skill, or martial strength.
Irish
Lorcán means "little fierce one," from Old Irish lorcc meaning "fierce" with a diminutive suffix. Lorcán Cúán feels distinctly Irish, strong, compact, and a little poetic.
Irish
Lorcan is an Irish boy name meaning “little, fierce.” Paired with Peadar, it feels strongly Irish, grounded, and quietly brave.
Italian
Lorenzo is the Italian and Spanish form of Laurentius, meaning “from Laurentum” or “laurelled.” It carries the image of the laurel tree, long associated with honor, victory, and distinction.
Filipino
Lorenzo is the Italian and Spanish form of Laurentius, a Roman name connected to Laurentum. Mateo is a Spanish form of Matthew, and Santos is a Spanish and Filipino surname meaning “saints.”
Igbo
Lotachukwu Chimeremeze Okeke is an Igbo boy's name centered on faith and gratitude. Chimeremeze means “My God has done well for me” or “God has prospered me.”
Igbo
Lotanna Chukwunenye Okeke is an Igbo unisex name often understood as a faith-filled call to remember the father and recognize that God gives. The full name has a reverent, family-centered feeling.
German
Lotta is a German-friendly short form of Charlotta or Carlotta, both related to Charlotte and traditionally glossed as “free man.” Felice is used as a given name too, especially in Italy, so Lotta Felice feels bright, European, and gently vintage.
Arabic
Louay is an Arabic boy name often connected with strength, protection, and resilience. It is also linked in baby name sources with meanings such as “warrior,” “lion,” and the idea of shelter or refuge.
French
Louison is a French unisex diminutive of Louis and Louise, ultimately meaning “famous warrior” or “renowned in battle.” It has a softer, affectionate French sound while keeping the strength of its Germanic roots.
Portuguese
Lourenço is the Portuguese form of Lawrence, traditionally connected with Laurentum, an ancient place name often associated with laurel. Because the supplied sources do not include etymology data, treat that meaning as traditional name background rather than a claim from the provided excerpts.
Portuguese
Lourenço is a Portuguese masculine name meaning “from Laurentum” and often understood as “laurelled.” Lourenço Hugo Cunha has a polished Portuguese sound: lyrical, grounded, and quietly strong.
Portuguese
Lourenço Tiago Correia is a Portuguese boy's name with a distinctly Lusophone sound. Based on the supplied sources, Correia is a Portuguese surname tied to a medieval family history connected with Portugal and Galicia.
Spanish
Lúa is the Galician form of Luna, meaning “moon.” In Spanish-speaking settings, it feels close to Luna while keeping a soft, distinctive accent mark.
Vietnamese
Luân is a Vietnamese boy name associated with “ethics” or moral order. The related international spelling Luan is also linked with meanings such as “moon,” “lion,” “warrior,” and “light” in other language traditions.
Arabic
Luay is an Arabic boy name linked to the root l-w-y, carrying ideas of bending, turning, softness, and gentle flexibility. It can suggest a kind, tender-hearted person who stays adaptable without being weak.
Arabic
Lubna is an Arabic feminine name most often understood to mean "storax tree," a fragrant resin-producing tree. It also carries gentle associations with milky whiteness, softness, and natural sweetness in Arabic naming tradition.
Arabic
Lubna Khawla is an Arabic feminine name. The supplied sources confirm Lubna as an Arabic girl name, while the meaning of the full combination is not verified in the provided source material.
Arabic
Lubna is an Arabic feminine name most often linked with the storax tree, a tree known for its sweet, fragrant resin. The full name Lubna Safa has a gentle, graceful sound, with Lubna carrying images of sweetness, softness, and natural beauty.
Arabic
Lubna Sahar Issa is an Arabic girl’s name often interpreted as a layered name with gentle, luminous feeling. In family use, Lubna is the given name, Sahar adds a poetic middle-name note, and Issa is the family name.
Arabic
Lubna Samia is an Arabic girls' name pairing two graceful given names. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning is best presented cautiously rather than overstated.
English
Luca is a masculine name derived from Latin Lucas, traditionally connected with “light.” It is also associated with Luke, giving it a gentle biblical and international feel.
German
Luca Ferdinand pairs Luca, a Latin-rooted name connected with Lucas and often glossed as “light,” with Ferdinand, a Germanic name meaning “bold protector,” “brave in peace,” or possibly “bold voyager.” Together, it has a bright, steady feeling: light with courage behind it.
English
Lucas is commonly connected with Latin Lucius and lux, meaning “light” or “illumination.” It is also associated with the Greek form Loukas and the biblical figure known in English as Luke.
Spanish
Lucas Benjamín Ortega is a Spanish boy's name built from a familiar given name, a traditional accented middle name, and the Spanish surname Ortega. Ortega comes from a place name derived from Latin urtica, meaning "nettle."
Spanish
Lucas Eloy is a Spanish boy's name pairing Lucas with Eloy. The provided sources do not give a confirmed meaning for the full compound name, so its appeal here rests on its warm Spanish sound, clear masculine use, and rare profile.
Latin
Lucas Valentín pairs the bright, familiar first name Lucas with Valentín, a Latin name meaning "strong." Together, it feels warm, steady, and quietly confident.
Spanish
Lucía is the Spanish accented form of Lucia, a feminine name connected to Lucius and the Latin root lux, meaning “light.” It carries a luminous, hopeful feeling with deep Christian and European history.
Spanish
Lucía Aitana brings together the gentle brightness of Lucía, traditionally linked with light, and Aitana, a Spanish name derived from the Sierra de Aitana mountain range in Spain.
Spanish
Lucía Estela Menéndez has a bright, graceful sound, with Lucía at the center of the name. Because the provided sources do not give verified etymology for Lucía, Estela, or Menéndez, the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Portuguese
Lúcia Filomena is a Portuguese feminine name pairing Lúcia with Filomena, a name from Greek elements meaning "loving" or "dear" and "strength, spirit, or force." Together, it feels bright, devoted, and quietly strong.
Spanish
Lucía is traditionally associated with light, while Inés is associated with purity or holiness. Valverde reads as a Spanish surname with a green, place-name feeling, giving the full name a graceful sense of brightness, gentleness, and rooted heritage.
Latin
Lucía Marisol means “light, sea, and sun.” Lucía comes from the Latin Lucia, from lux, meaning “light,” while Marisol is commonly understood from Spanish mar, “sea,” and sol, “sun.”
English
Lucian is commonly understood as a name associated with light, though the provided historical sources focus on Lucian of Samosata rather than giving a formal name etymology. For many parents, it feels bright, literary, and quietly uncommon.
Latin
Luciana is a feminine Latin name meaning “light.” It developed as a feminine form connected to Lucius and Lucianus, ancient Roman names rooted in the Latin word for light.
English
Lucinda is a feminine English name of Latin origin meaning "light." It developed as an elaboration of Lucia and can feel like a fuller, more literary cousin to Lucy.
Polish
Łucja Wiktoria is a Polish girls' name pairing Łucja, the Polish form of Lucia, with Wiktoria, the Polish form of Victoria. It carries the graceful sense of light and victory.
Italian
Lucrezia is an Italian girl name, best known through Renaissance Italy and the historical figure Lucrezia Borgia. Its deeper etymological meaning is not confirmed in the provided sources, so it is safest to treat it as a historic Italian name rather than assign an uncertain meaning.
English
Lucy means “light” or “of light.” It comes from the Latin name Lucius and has long been used as a bright, classic English feminine name.
Italian
Ludovico is the Italian form of Ludwig, a Germanic name usually understood as “famous warrior” or “famous fighter.” It comes from roots connected with fame and battle.
