Basque form of Manuel. It means “God is with us.” In his relationships with others he is friendly, sympathetic and positive. He is a methodical, organized person with an extraordinary capacity for concentration.

Variant of Basque origin of Ignacio. He has very firm ideas and well-established convictions that he defends against all odds. True to his word, he is honest and upstanding with his friends and very sincere.

UNIQUE Boy Names That Start With I

Indalecio is one of the names of Iberian origin and the meaning of “strength” is attributed to it. It bears a parallelism with the Basque roots, since the Iberians were a Hamite race that prehistorically were neighbors of the Basque people, within which the root -inda, “swamp” in Basque, is recognized.

Inga is one of the Swedish hypocoristics of names whose first element is ing (wi), as is the case with Ingeborg, Ingram, and Ingofrid. Ingvio was a Germanic deity, whose cult is widespread in northern Germany.

Its Iberian or Celtiberian origin makes it derive from a family patronymic that described the place where the individual lived, as in the current Basque names since their conversion to Christianity.

Innocent is one of the Latin derivatives of Innocent, formed by the inprivative and by nocens, “harmful, harmful”. In its literal translation and original meaning, it is “the one who does not harm, the one who does not harm his own”, “the one free of all guilt, the innocent”.

Innocent is formed by the privative and by nocens, “harmful, harmful”. In its literal translation and original meaning, it is “the one who does not harm, the one who does not harm his own”, “the one free of all guilt, the innocent”.

Ion carries one of the most beautiful meanings symbolically, translated from the original Greek it means “the walker”. That is to say, he is the man dedicated to contemplation, to the path of life, to overcoming difficulties.

It comes, like Irene, from the Greek eiréne, “peace”. It is the peaceful one, also the one that offers the security, stability and tranquility of good coexistence. Among the saints with this name stands out a priest of the Greek Church and a Gallic theologian who was bishop of Lyon in the second century.

Irenio is one of the variants of Ireneo, the masculine form of Irene. It comes from the Greek eiréne, which means “peace”. It is the peaceful one, also the one that offers the security, stability and tranquility of good coexistence.

There are several meanings given to the name Isaac, however, all of them are related to sympathy, joy and laughter. Thus, we find that Isaac means “the one with whom God will laugh”, “the…

Isaiah means in its literal translation from the Hebrew “Yahweh the savior”. As a biblical character, Isaiah is the prophet of Jesus. Like most names of Hebrew origin, Isaiah has…

Isarno is formed from the Germanic words isan, “iron, metal”, and arn, “eagle”. In its literal translation it is “the iron eagle”, but it symbolically represents the audacity of the eagle and the strength of the metal (of weapons).

Isauro is another of the patronymic names, that is, at first it indicated the place of origin of the person who wore it. It literally means “Isaurian”, or what is the same, “the one belonging to the Micro-Asian people of the Isauros”.

Iseo is the Spanish masculine variant of Isolde, the original given name was exclusively feminine. It comes from the union of the words isan, “iron”, and wald, “command, government, power”.

Isidoro is a Latin name whose roots are found in the Greek Isidoros, composed of Isis, the Egyptian goddess whose cult spread to the Greeks and Romans, and doron, “gift, gift”. In its literal translation it is “the gift of Isis”.

It is one of the masculine variants of Isidore. This is a Latin name whose roots are in the Greek Isidoros, composed of Isis, the Egyptian goddess whose cult spread to the Greeks and Romans, and doron, “gift, gift”.

Ismael has a strongly religious meaning, it comes from the verb shaman, “hear, listen”. The conventional interpretation of him is “God listens”. Ishmael is known as a biblical character, whom the Arabs consider his progenitor.

Israel is a name that has been used for centuries, and whose meaning is “the one who fights with God”. Other translations are “the prince” or “he who was born to succeed.”

Ítalo means “the Italian”. Italy has a very curious meaning, from the archaic Greek italós, which means “bull”. Without a doubt, it is the nickname that the Greeks gave it due to the great abundance of calves in that area, whose Italian translation is “Vitellia”.

It is one of the few Hebrew names for which no specific data is preserved. Analyzing its etymology we find that it means “the discovery of God”.

It is one of the few Celtic names currently preserved and in use. It is a derivative of jud, “combat”, and hael, “generous”. It represents the man who is “generous in the fight”, the noble in combat, the one who does not betray his opponents with pernicious strategies.

Ivan is the Russian form of John. Juan comes from the Hebrew Yohanan or Yehohanan and literally means “Yahweh is good”, “Yahweh is merciful”, with the same elements inverted Ananias is formed.

Ivés is a name inherited from the old French, but of French origin, popularized from the 11th century thanks to Saint Ivés, Bishop of Chartres. The root of Ives is common to Gaulish and Germanic iv-, its meaning has not reached us clearly, it seems to be an untranslatable prepositional form.

Ivo is one of the most common Italian variants of Yves or Ivés. Ives is a name inherited from the old French, but of French origin, popularized from the eleventh century thanks to Saint Ives, bishop of Chartres.

Izan means “the man who has a long life”. Although nowadays Izan is written, according to historians, this name derived from Ethan, which is the English adaptation of the old name…