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The Very Best I Names for Boys and Girls

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The letter I  is an interesting letter. Since it is a vowel, it feels like there should be plenty of popular options like the letters A and E seem to have, but it is actually home to a number of unusual and under-the-radar choices.

Sure there's the popular Isabella which has graced the #1 spot in years past, and there's the constant and traditional Isaac and Isaiah, but many of the names below are rather unheard of and rarely used.

Do you agree with my assessment or do you feel that many of these names are more commonplace than I gave them credit for? How many people do you know that have names starting with I? 

Let me know your thoughts in the comments below... but for now, here are 25 of the best names for girls and 25 of the best names for boys that start with the letter I!
  1. Ianthe                                
  2. Ida
  3. Ignacia
  4. Iliana
  5. Imogen
  6. India
  7. Indira
  8. Inez
  9. Ingrid
  10. Iolanthe
  11. Ione
  12. Ireland
  13. Iris
  14. Isabeau
  15. Isabella
  16. Isadora
  17. Isla
  18. Ismene
  19. Isobel
  20. Isolde
  21. Italia
  22. Ithaca
  23. Ivana
  24. Ivette
  25. Ivy
  1. Iago
  2. Ian
  3. Ichabod
  4. Idris
  5. Ifan
  6. Ignacio
  7. Ignatius
  8. Ike
  9. Immanuel
  10. Indiana
  11. Indigo
  12. Indy
  13. Inigo
  14. Ira
  15. Irving
  16. Irwin
  17. Isaac
  18. Isaiah
  19. Isidore
  20. Isidro
  21. Ismael
  22. Israel
  23. Ivan
  24. Ives
  25. Ivo
Which of the above I names do you like most? Did I leave any of your favorites off the list? Don't forget to check out the other articles in this series by clicking the links below!

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