| English | ZonêMa/Kirmancki |
| Iraq | İraq [e.] [Sumer.] [coğ.] |
| Ireland | İrlanda [d.] [coğ.] |
| Northern Ireland | İrlanday Zımey [coğ.] |
| Iceland | İslanda [d.] [coğ.] |
| | İsmailê İmami (1902 - 1990, İsmail Sarıgül) [e.] [tar.]
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| | İso [e.] [İbr.] |
| Spain | İspanya [d.] [coğ.] |
| Israel | İsrail [e.] [coğ.] |
| Sweden | İsweç [e.] [coğ.] |
| Switzerland | İswiçre [coğ.] |
| Italy | İtalya [d.] [coğ.] |
| İzmir | İzmir [e.] [Yun. → Lat.] [coğ.] |
| harmony, conformity, adaptation | ımış |
| | ımış biyene |
| | ırz |
| | ıskarta |
| spinach | ıspanax [Far. → Orta Far.] [bot.] |
| | ısrar |
| | ıstampa |
| linden, lime | ıxlamur (flamur) [e.] [Yeni Yun.] [bot.] |
| | Şıhsan (Şexsen) [tar.] |
| | Şıhsanu (Şexsenu) |
| | Şadi (Şadiyan) |
| 1) saint, religious leader in Alevism 2) shah (Iran, Afghanistan) 3) the most superior, the most beautiful, the best compared to similar ones 4) king (chess) 5) boy name | Şah (sah) [e.] [Far.] |
| Shahmaran, is a mythical creature, half woman and half snake, found with different variations in the folklore of Iran, Anatolia, Iraq, Kurds and of the DEZD's. | Şahê Moru (Sahê Moru) [d.] [mit.] |
| | Şehidê Meydanê (Gımgım, Reqasan) [din.] |
| Israeli New Shekel | Şeqelo İsraili Newiye |
| girl name | Şermine [d.] [Far.] |
| Sivas | Şevaz (Sevaz) [e.] |
| girl name | Şewine [d.] |
