| Ikruth | Strong; Trustworthy |
| Iksa | One who has a clear vision. |
| Iksana | The act of looking or sight. |
| Iksha | Sight or vision of the eyes. |
| Ikshabaku | One who is like sugar cane. |
| Ikshan | The act of seeing or looking. |
| Ikshana | A gaze or a beautiful sight. |
| Ikshit | Desired, Done with intention, Visible, Beheld |
| Ikshita | One who is seen or observed. |
| Ikshitha | A person who is well visible. |
| Ikshu | Sugarcane; Sugarcane, sweetness,Sugarcane |
| Ikshula | A sweet stalk of sugar cane. |
| Ikshumaalinee | One adorned with sugar cane. |
| Ikshvaaku | Lord Ramas Gotra |
| Ikshvaku | A famous ancient solar king. |
| Ikshwaaku | A descendant of the sun line. |
| Iksir | A magical potion or elixir. |
| Iksirat | Plural form of magical elixirs. |
| Iksu | A seeker of hidden knowledge. |
| Iksuda | That which Gives Sweetness; Sweet Tongued |
| Iksul | One who brings inner peace. |
| Iksula | A gentle soul of the forest. |
| Iksumalav | A guardian of ancient light. |
| Iksumalavi | The keeper of sacred wisdom. |
| Iksura | A bright star in the night sky. |
| Iktaj | One Crown; One Ruler |
| Iktej | Gods Grace / Power |
| Iku | A spirit of pure inspiration. |
| Ikvala | Prosperity; Good Fortune |
| Ila | Earth, daughter of Manu; From the island; Wife of the sage Manu; The earth; Water; Water, earth, daughter of, Manu |
| Ilaaf | One who offers deep protection. |
| Ilaagiya | One who is beautiful and graceful. |
| Ilaahi | A term used for the era instituted by the akbar |
| Ilachandra | The moon of the earth or land. |
| Iladevi | Goddess of the Earth |
| Iladhara | Upholder of the Earth |
| Ilahi | My Lord for (Allah), Divine |
| IlahiBakhsh | A gift bestowed by the divine. |
| Ilaiyaraja | The king of the youth or young. |
| Ilaiyavan | A person who is young and vibrant. |