"Iolanthe; orThe Peer and the Peri," comic opera by Gilbert & Sullivan
Iolanthecharacter in play "King René’s Daughter" by Henrik Hertz, based on Yolande, Duchess of Lorraine
Iolanthecoven name Sydney Sage chooses in Richelle Mead's "Bloodlines" series
Iolanthe Peverellcharacter in J.K. Rowling's "The Potter Family"
Ysabelle the squirrel maidena main character in Robin Jarvis' novel The Oaken Throne
HyacinthiaSpartan festival celebrating Hyacinthus
HyacinthiaKaren's doll in the The Baby Sitter's Little Sister series (At first she was going to name her Cinthia, but after saying 'Hiya Cinthia!' she realised Hyacinthia was the perfect name.)
Illumination Studiosanimators of "Minions" fame
Ibbyprotagonist of "The Boy in the Biscuit Tin"
Ibbymain character of SICK KIDS IN LOVE (full name Isabel)
Ioone of the Galilean moons
Iomeaning of "I" in Italian
Io EchoAmerican indie,rock band
Iomeaning of "Something" in Esperanto
Islay is the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland and known as "The Queen of the Hebrides."
Ioniaa Magypsy in the video game "Mother 3"
Capricorn Ioniacharacter in the anime "Saint Seiya Omega"
Ionian Seaan arm of the Mediterranean
Ionian Schoolfirst group of philosophers that we know of; can also refer to the art movement
The Turkish name for GreeceYunanistan, literally means "Land of the Ionians." Ionia also yielded the name for the country in Arabic and Hindi (Yunan). The place name (which Herodotus credits to an ancestral Ion, son of Apollo and Creusa) is probably pre,Greek, perhaps related to Sa
"The Ionians delighted in wanton dances and songs more than the rest of the Greeks ... and wanton gestures were proverbially termed Ionic motions." [Thomas Robinson"Archaeologica Graeca," 1807]
"Ionian mode" is musical terminology meaning "in a major key"
Idunnalso known as Idun, Norse goddess of youth
Norwegian ketchup brand
Idony St. Claira blind umbrella,wielding lass in "The Silver Eye", a webcomic by Laura Hollingsworth
In use in medieval Englandas a vernacular form of Idonea. Both Idony and Idonea stem from the Old Norse Idunn, literally probably 'perform love' (or possibly 'to love again'), the Norse goddess of spring and immortality.
Imagine DragonsAmerican rock band
"Imagine"song by John Lennon
"Infinity" song by One Direction
Infinity Jacksoncharacter on Netflix's "The Politician"
IkeaSwedish furniture chain
Ikeapseudonym of Phoebe Buffay on TV's "Friends"
Can mean "gorgeous/magnificence/bravery" or "painting" in Mandarin Chinese depending on the characters used
HualiChinese car manufacturer
Imena is Serbian for "name". Probably someone's already mentioned it :)
See HONOR
'Mrs Honour' Blackmoremaid to Sophia Western in Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones (1749)
Iliacharacter in Mozart's "Idomeneo"
Iliacharacter in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"
Iliacharacter in "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess", daughter of the mayor of Ordon
Ilia aka Rhea Silviamother of Romulus and Remus in Roman mythology
Ilia Amitolacharacter from RWBY
Titular character of the RPG game "Ib"
Imperiaa concrete statue in Konstanz, Germany commemorating the Council of Constance (1414,18)
Belimperia, a character in "The Spanish Tragedy" (1582,92)
William "Will" Byerscharacter in "Stranger Things"
William Pattersonfemale character on TV's "Blindspot"
