Male names:
Inghiramo (I) derives from Ancient Germanic roots Ing (a powerful god) and hraban (raven).
Isabello (I) is a male form of Isabella (originally a nickname for Elizabeth, which means “my God is an oath”).
Isambert (I) derives from Old High German and Old Saxon root isarn (iron) and Old High German beraht and Old Saxon berht (bright), ultimately from Proto–German berhtaz.
Isnard (I) derives from roots isarn and Old High German hart and Old Saxon hard (hard, strong).
Female names:
Iaquinta (I) is a feminine form of Hyacinth, via the original Greek Hyakinthos.
Imigla (T) may be a form of Emilia, which derives from Roman surname Aemilius and Latin word aemulus (rival).
Imperia (I) comes from the Latin word imperium (empire, power, rule, authority, command).
Inghilesca (I)
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What a great blog theme. Names are so much fun! Thanks for sharing.
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Isabello sounds wrong to my ears but I really like Isnard! It could be a good name for an MC I think.
I’d never heard of Isabello or a male version of Isabella. So interesting!
Some of these names have wonderful sounds, like Inghiramo and Isambert. It would not be strange to use them today, I think. I hope these old names will not be forgotten!
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