Plutarch's Lives
- Hereas
- Herodorus
- Hersilia
- Hesiod
- Hippocoon
- Hippodamia
- Hippolyta
- Hippolytus
- Hostilius
- Hymenaeus
- Ilia
Origin:
Variation of Iliana or Julia, Greek, Basque, Bulgarian "from Illium or Troy; youthful or sky father; Yahweh is God"Meaning:
"from Illium or Troy; youthful or sky father; Yahweh is God"Description:
Three syllables in only four letters is quite a feat, but that's exactly what you get with Ilia, a versatile, unisex option with various origins. It could derive from the Greek Iliana, which could denote someone from Illium, or it could be a feminine form of Ilian, a form of Elijah. Alternatively, it is a Basque form of Julia, or a Bulgarian feminine form of Ilya, with again links back to Elijah. Currently a gender neutral option in the US, it may be exclusively masculine elsewhere.
- Ion
Origin:
Romanian and Basque variation of JohnDescription:
A cross between Ian and a group of atomic particles.
- Idas
- Iope
- Ioxus
- Iphicles
- Iphitus
- Ister
- Italus
- Jason
Origin:
GreekMeaning:
"to heal"Description:
Jason, the Number 3 name for the entire decade of the 1970s -- thus the title of our original baby-naming book, Beyond Jennifer & Jason -- is more likely to be dad's name now than baby's, but it's still a widely used name.