| Ibrahima | Father of many; exalted father |
| Ibrahimu | Father of many; exalted father |
| Ibrar | Helpfull Peacfull |
| Ibsan | A name meaning swift or nimble |
| Ibsham | A name meaning father of ruin. |
| Ibtar | Ibtar is an Arabic name meaning 'star' or 'shining light', symbolizing guidance and illumination. |
| Ibtikar | Innovation; Invention |
| Icabod | Icabod means 'empty without God' or 'God is not here', derived from Hebrew words 'ayin' and 'cabod'. |
| Idalat | A name meaning justice or equity. |
| Idaspathi | Lord of the sacrificial fire. |
| Idd | A name meaning a festive time. |
| Idhanta | A name meaning luminous light. |
| Ido | A name meaning a powerful time. |
| Ied | Syawal celebration; Big day |
| Ieethaar | (Isaar); Sacrifice; selflessness |
| Ieni | Ieni is a rare surname of Italian origin, possibly derived from the Latin word 'iugum,' meaning yoke or burden. |
| Ieremias | The Lord loosens; God will uplift |
| Ifan | Ifan is a Welsh name meaning 'strong lord' or 'noble leader', derived from the Old Welsh 'efan'. |
| Iffan | One who is pure and chaste. |
| Ifzal | Eminence; Superiority |
| Ignas | Ignas is a Lithuanian name meaning 'fiery' or 'passionate', derived from the Latin name Ignatius. |
| Ignatz | Ignatz is a German name meaning 'fiery' or 'blazing', derived from the Latin 'ignis'. |
| Ignotus | Unknown, mysterious, or obscure, derived from Latin 'ignotus', meaning not known or unknown. |
| Ihlas | Sincerity, purity of intention, and devotion to one's faith or a cause without expectation of reward. |
| Ihor | Ukrainian name 'Ihor' means 'God's gift' or 'God's peace', derived from the Greek name 'Georgios'. |
| Ihraz | Ihraz is a Persian name meaning 'bringer of light' or 'shining star'. |
| Iirottinan | I couldn't find any information on the name 'iirottinan'. |
| Iisakki | One who brings laughter |
| Ijaaz | A name meaning a miracle. |
| Ijazul | One who performs a miracle. |
| Ikaia | The Lord is my salvation. |
| Ikee | Full of laughter |
| Ikemefuna | Ikemefuna means 'God is with me' or 'God is my strength' in the Igbo language. |
| Ikhlaf | Responsibility or trust placed upon an individual by Allah to fulfill a specific duty. |
| Ikki | Single horseman |
| Ikram ul haq | Glory of the Truth (Allah) |
| Ikramah | A female pigeon; Son of Abu Jahl who became a Sahabi |
| Ikshuda | One who gives sweetness. |
| Ikshura | One who is sweet like sugar. |
| Iksugandha | Aromatic, fragrant, sweet-smelling, a Sanskrit name likely referring to a plant or flower with a pleasant scent. |