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Displayed on this page are I- names 101 to 110. Izabella was the most popular within these names in 2007 with a rank of #236 and a usage of 0.0708%. The name is largely used in the Hungarian and Polish languages, and it was followed in popularity by Ivy (English). Rare I- names include the Basque and Spanish Itziar, the Italian Iva, the Russian Ivana, the English, French, and German Ivette, the Italian Ivona, the French and German Ivonne, the Dutch Iza, and the Hungarian and Polish Izabela.
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Itziar ... used mostly in the Basque and Spanish ... first name is derived from the name of the ... Iva Ivana Ivette Ivona ... yew ... language of origin is Germanic and it is used ... variant of Yvonne ... Ivonne Ivy Iza ... God is perfection; or: God is my oath ... largely used in the Dutch language and its ... form of Isabella ... Izabela ... God is perfection; or: God is my oath ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, Hungarian and ... Izabella |
... yew ... has its origins in the Germanic language and ... variant form of Yvonne ... was #120 in rank then ... 
... Yahweh is gracious, ... primarily used in the Russian language ... variant form of Johanna ... 
... yew ... origin is Germanic, and its use, English, ... variant form of Yvonne ... was #571 in rank then ... 
... yew ... largely used in French and German, and ... variant of Yvonne ... uncommon as a baby name for girls ... 
