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- Idell
- Idella
- This name derives from the short form of obsolete names beginning with the Ancient Germanic element “īd,” meaning “work,” used for both sexes in medieval England. It was revived in the 19th-century, partly mistaken for a Greek name, for the Mount Ida of classical mythology.
- Italy
- Meaning: vituline (i.e., calf-like).
- Idalia
- From ida and lee.
- Italia
- From the Italian name of the country, Italy. In Roman legend Italus was the founder of Rome, but could also come from the name of the ancient tribe, Itali.
- Idaly
- Idalie
- Italo
- This name derives from the Italic (Oscan), Akkadian, and Greek “viteliù / atalu / aithalía,” meaning “land of the sunset, volcanic lands.” An ideological, patriotic, and nationalistic name diffused mostly during the Renaissance and the in World War I. It concerns the wars for Italy’s unity and independence. 1) “atalu” is an Akkadian word (Semitic languages’ Phoenician’) reconstructed by the scholar Giovanni Semerano which means “land of the sunset.” 2) “viteliù” is of Oscan origin. When taken into Latin, the “v” was dropped. 3) “Aithalia” is based on a Greek form Aithalía (Aιθαλία). The Greek prefix “aith-” (typical of words related to fire) refers to the volcanic lands of the peninsula.
- Idil
- Idali
- German for “industrious one”.
- Idal
- German for “industrious one”.
- Iteolu
- Idel
- Ittilo
- Idaliah
- Idylle
- Idahlia
- Itala
- This name derives from the Italic (Oscan), Akkadian, and Greek “viteliù / atalu / aithalía,” meaning “land of the sunset, volcanic lands.” An ideological, patriotic, and nationalistic name diffused mostly during the Renaissance and the in World War I. It concerns the wars for Italy’s unity and independence. 1) “atalu” is an Akkadian word (Semitic languages’ Phoenician’) reconstructed by the scholar Giovanni Semerano which means “land of the sunset.” 2) “viteliù” is of Oscan origin. When taken into Latin, the “v” was dropped. 3) “Aithalia” is based on a Greek form Aithalía (Aιθαλία). The Greek prefix “aith-” (typical of words related to fire) refers to the volcanic lands of the peninsula.