| Irandokht | Daughter of Iran; Iranian Girl |
| Irani | Inhabitant of iran |
| Iras | Antony and Cleopatra'. Lady attending on Cleopatra. |
| Iratze | Reference to the Virgin Mary |
| Iravati | The river Ravi; Ravi river in India |
| Irayna | Peace. Greek goddess of peace. |
| Irdina | A name meaning pious or obedient. |
| Ireen | Derived from the Greek word for peace. |
| Ireland | Homage to ireland |
| Irem | A garden located in Islamic paradise. |
| Iren | A name meaning peace and harmony. |
| IRENA | A name meaning peace or calm. |
| Irene | Eace; Peace; Peaceful; A peaceful woman; in mythology, the goddess of peace; Peace. An early Christian martyr, and later borne by several Byzantine empresses. |
| IRENKE | A peaceful and gentle person. |
| Ireshi | Queen (Wife of King) |
| Irfana | Possessing wisdom and insight. |
| Iria | Derived from iris |
| Iriana | Peace. Greek goddess of peace. |
| Iridian | Related to the eye |
| Irie | Happy; Carefree; Blissful |
| Irijaya | Victorious Wind |
| Irika | Dimunitive for the earth |
| Irina | Derived from the word for peace. |
| Irini | A Greek name meaning harmony. |
| Irinia | One who embodies great peace. |
| Iris | Colorful, Rainbow; Diminutive of Beatrice F: A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. In the Divine Comedy, Beatrice was Dante's guide through Paradise, perhaps inspired by Beatrice Portinari who was Dante's earliest love.; Flower; Rainbow; Rainbow go |
| Irisa | A name meaning rainbow flower. |
| Irit | A Hebrew name meaning a white flower. |
| Irleen | A name meaning a noble or royal lady. |
| Irma | A name meaning universal or complete. |
| Irmgard | A name meaning a protected enclosure. |
| Irmigard | A name meaning a guarded fortress. |
| Irmina | Derived from the Germanic god Irmin. |
| Irmine | A name meaning universal or entire. |
| Irmuska | A diminutive form of the name Irma. |
| Irna | To fascinate, To celebrate |
| Irpeel | The health, medicine, or exulting of God. |
| Irsa | A name meaning the rainbow in Arabic. |
| Irshemesh | A City of bondage. |
| Irshita | Goddess Saraswati |