| Iah | The ancient Egyptian moon god. |
| Icon | A person or thing regarded as ideal |
| Idia | A name meaning patient or calm |
| Idukki | A district known for its hills |
| Ihy | An ancient Egyptian god of music |
| Imhotep | He who comes in peace or satisfaction. |
| Inoki | A name meaning prayerful one. |
| Ivaldi | A legendary master craftsman. |
| Jaggery | A sweet unrefined cane sugar. |
| Jammu | A place of great prosperity. |
| Jayanvi | A person who brings victory |
| Jayika | A girl who is a winner today |
| Joplin | Derived from Job, a name. |
| Jormun | Derived from Norse legends. |
| Juhika | A delicate jasmine flower. |
| Junoan | Relating to the goddess Juno. |
| Jyn | A name meaning bright or light. |
| Kavachini | One who wears protective armor. |
| Khagapriya | One who is fond of the open sky. |
| Khageshi | The lord of all flying creatures. |
| Khageshvari | The goddess of the vast heavens. |
| Kief | A state of peaceful relaxation. |
| Killua | One who is a deadly assassin. |
| Kiyomi | Pure and beautiful person |
| Kythira | Named after a Greek island. |
| Ladakh | Land of the high mountain passes. |
| Largo | A slow musical tempo marking. |
| Licorice | Derived from the sweet root plant. |
| Lombok | Named after a spicy chili pepper. |
| Loras | Derived from the laurel tree. |
| Magellan | One who travels the world. |
| Marakata | The Sanskrit word for emerald. |
| Megharanjini | One who delights the clouds. |
| Meryt | An ancient Egyptian word for beloved. |
| Meteo | Relating to weather or atmosphere. |
| Minuet | A slow and graceful dance style. |
| Moraine | Debris left by a glacier. |
| Myr | A unit of one million years. |
| Nabhak | One who belongs to the vast sky. |
| Nabhashree | The beauty of the starry sky. |