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Iwan

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Iwan is a Polish variant of Ivan, itself a Slavic variant of John. John originates in Hebrew language and means "God is merciful". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries, and in different spellings all over the world. Throughout history it was borne by numerous kings, princes, emperors, popes and saints, the most famous being John the Baptist and John the Apostle. More recently, the famous bearers include John F. Kennedy and John Lennon.

Iwona

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Iwona is a Polish variant of Yvonne. Yvonne originates in Germanic languages and means "of the yew tree". It is a feminine form of Yvon. As a feminine given name it has always been more popular in France and other European countries than the United States. Lately, its usage has declined even more. It has been regularly used since the end of the 19th century.

Izabela

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Izabela is a Czech variant of Isabel. Isabel originates in Latin language and means "promise of God". Ultimately, it is derived from Elizabeth, originating in Hebrew. Some sources suggest that Isabel is simply a Spanish and Portuguese form of Elizabeth.

Izador

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Izador is a variant of Isadore. Isadore originates in Greek language and means "present from Isis". In Egyptian mythology, Isis was the mother of all gods. As a masculine given name Isadore is very rare in the United States.

Izolda

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Izolda is a Polish variant of Isolde. Isolde originates in Germanic languages and means "fighting the ice battle". Isolde is a well-known character from Arthurian legends. Isolde is the Irish princess who saves the life of Tristan. Without him knowing who she is, they fall in love. Later on, Tristan goes back to Ireland to bring the new wife of his King, Mark of Cornwall. Only then he realizes that his beloved Isolde is the future wife of his king. Over centuries, the tragic story has been an inspiration for many writers, directors and composers. As a feminine given name Isolde is rather rare in the United States.

Izsak

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Izsak is a Hungarian variant of Isaac. Isaac originates in Hebrew language and means "one who brings laughter". It first appeared in the Bible and the most famous bearers until today are Sir Isaac Newton, a 17th century English mathematician and physicist, and Isaac Asimov, an American science fiction writer.