| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|
| Hazel | The hazel tree:nut.
| Female | English |
| Heather | heather | Female | Scottish |
| Helen | bright one, torchlight | Female | Greek |
| Helena | bright, shining one | Female | Latinate |
| Holly | Holy
| Female | English |
| Ida | prosperous | Female | |
| Imogen | beloved child | Female | Celtic |
| Isabel | concecrated to God | Female | Spanish |
| Isabella | pledged to God | Female | Spanish |
| Isidor | Gift Of Isis, Mythical Goddess Of Sky And Nature | Unisex | Russian |
| Ivy | ivy plant, a wine | Female | Plant |
| Jacqueline | Feminine form of Jacques
| Female | |
| Jamie | Feminine of James | Female | Scottish |
| Jasmine | Flower
| Female | Persian |
| Jeanette | French variation of Jean, God is gracious | Female | |
| Jennifer | white shadow, white wave | Female | Cornish |
| Jessica | God's grace | Female | Hebrew |
| Jill | youthful | Female | English |
| Jillian | Jove's child. Variant of Gillian from the masculine Julian.
| Female | Phonetic |
| Jonesy | | Unisex | Hebrew |
| Joy | From Joyce - Gay and joyful | Female | Word |
| Julia | Youthful
| Female | Latin |
| Kaelyn | meadow | Unisex | |
| Kara | pure | Female | English |
| Katherine | Pure. Used since third century A.D. Early Latin forms Katerina and Caterina became Katharine and Catherine. French Cateline and English Catlyn came into wider use during medieval period when variants multiplied.
| Female | Greek |