| IASON | One who acts as a healer. |
| Iassen | A name meaning jasmine flower. |
| Iau | Welsh form of Zeus 'life'. |
| Iavor | Named after the maple tree. |
| Iba | One who is humble or submissive. |
| Ibaad | believer in god |
| Ibadah | Devotion or worship of God. |
| Ibadat | An act of worship or devotion. |
| Ibbani | Refers to morning dew or mist. |
| Ibbie | Beautiful. Diminutive of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
| Ibby | Beautiful. Diminutive of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
| Ibeamaka | the agnates are splendid |
| Ibernia | Ancient name for Ireland land. |
| Ibha | Means a feeling of great awe. |
| Ibhan | Refers to the elephant god. |
| Ibhana | A name meaning to be radiant. |
| Ibhanan | Elephant faced; Lord Ganesh |
| Ibhanana | One with an elephant face. |
| Ibhar | Election; he that is chosen |
| Ibhi | Female Elephant |
| Ibhya | Possessor of many attendants |
| Ibleam | Ancient people, people decreasing. |
| Iblis | Wife of Lancelot |
| Ibneiah | The building of the Lord; the understanding of the Lord; son by adoption |
| Ibniah | The building of the Lord; the understanding of the Lord; son by adoption |
| IbnSina | Sina was the Father of Abu Ali Ib-e-sina |
| IBOLYA | A name meaning the violet flower. |
| Ibon | A name meaning a gift of God. |
| Ibraaheem | Variant of Ibrahim: The Biblical Abraham is the English language equivalent. A Prophet's name. |
| Ibraham | Father of a Multitude; A Prophets Name; Abraham; Earth |
| Ibraheem | A Prophets name; Variant of Ibrahim: The Biblical Abraham is the English language equivalent. A Prophets name. |
| Ibrahim | Form of Abraham, meaning father of a multitude; father of nations; Abraham; earth; Arabic form of Abraham; The Biblical Abraham is the English language equivalent. A Prophets name. |
| Ibri | Passing over; being angry; being with young |
| Ibrisam | Refers to fine quality silk. |
| Ibrisami | One who is made of pure silk. |
| Ibriz | Refers to pure, refined gold. |
| Ibtehaj | Variant of Ibtihaj: Joy. Delight. |
| Ibtesam | One who smiles often; Smile.; Smiling |
| Ibthaj | To experience great delight. |
| Ibtihaaj | A state of immense happiness. |