Words That Start With I for Kids

Popular I Words

All Words Starting With I

• i – The letter 'i' is a word we use to talk about ourselves.
• ice – Ice is what happens when water gets really cold and turns into a solid.
• icehouse – An icehouse is a special building where people used to keep ice.
• icing – Icing is a sweet mixture made from sugar and sometimes butter.
• icky – Icky is a word we use when something is really unpleasant or makes us feel uncomfortable.
• icy – Icy means covered with ice or very cold.
• idea – An idea is a thought or a plan you have in your mind.
• ideas – Ideas are things you think about that can help you solve problems or create something new, like a drawing...
• identical – Identical means two things that are exactly alike, like two twins who look the same.
• identity – Identity means who you are.
• idiom – An idiom is a special way of saying something that means something different than the words.
• idle – Idle means you are not busy or doing something.
• ignorable – Ignorable means something that you can choose to not pay attention to.
• ignorance – Ignorance means not knowing something.
• ignore – To ignore means to not notice or pay attention to something or someone.
• iguana – An iguana is a type of lizard that is often green.
• ill – Ill means being sick or unwell.
• illusion – An illusion is when something looks different from what it really is.
• illustration – An illustration is a drawing or picture that helps explain something.
• illustrations – Illustrations are drawings or pictures in books that help us understand the story better.
• image – An image is a picture that shows something.
• images – Images are like pictures that show us things.
• imaginable – Imaginable means something you can think about or picture in your mind.
• imagination – Imagination is when you use your mind to create pictures or stories.
• imaginative – Imaginative means you have a lot of ideas and can create things in your mind.
• imagine – Imagine is when you create pictures or stories in your head.
• imitative – Imitative means when you try to do what someone else is doing.
• immaculate – Immaculate means very clean and neat.
• immature – Immature means not acting like a grown-up.
• immediate – Immediate means something that happens right now, without waiting.
• immediately – Immediately means to do something without waiting.
• immense – Immense means really, really big!
• impatience – Impatience means not wanting to wait.
• impeccable – Impeccable means something is really, really good and perfect.
• imperative – Imperative means something that is very important or necessary.
• imperfect – Imperfect means something is not completely right or not done perfectly.
• imply – Imply means to suggest something without saying it directly.
• impolite – Impolite means not using good manners.
• importance – Importance is when something matters a lot.
• important – Important means something that is very special or needed.
• imposing – Imposing means something that looks very big or strong, like a tall building or a big mountain.
• impossibility – Impossibility means something that cannot happen.
• impossible – Impossible means that something can't happen or be done.
• impossibly – Impossibly means something is so hard or difficult that it seems like it can't be done at all.
• imprecise – Imprecise means not being exact or clear.
• imprecisely – Imprecisely means not being exact or clear.
• impress – To impress someone is to do something that makes them feel happy or surprised.
• improper – Improper means something that is not right or not okay.
• improve – Improve means to make something better.
• in – 'In' is a word we use to show that something is inside another thing.
• inability – Inability means not being able to do something.
• inaccessible – Inaccessible means something that you can't get to or reach.
• inactive – Inactive means not being active.
• inactivity – Inactivity means not doing anything or not moving around.
• inappropriate – Inappropriate means something that is not okay to do or say.
• inaudible – Inaudible means you can't hear something.
• incautious – Incautious means not being careful.
• incidental – Incidental means something that happens by chance or is not the main thing.
• incipient – Incipient means something that is just starting to happen.
• incline – Incline means to be slanted or tilted.
• include – Include means to add someone or something to a group.
• included – Included means that something is part of a bigger thing.
• incomplete – Incomplete means that something is not whole or not done.
• inconceivable – Inconceivable means something that is very hard to believe or understand.
• inconsistent – Inconsistent means not always the same.
• incorrect – Incorrect means something is not correct or true.
• increase – Increase means to make something grow or get bigger.
• incredible – Incredible means something so amazing that it makes you say 'Wow!' It's like when you see a magician do a...
• indefinite – Indefinite means something that is not clear or not fixed.
• indestructible – Indestructible means that something is so strong that it can't be destroyed or damaged.
• indicate – To indicate means to show or point out something.
• individual – An individual means one single person.
• indoor – Indoor means something that happens inside a place, like playing games inside your home.
• indoors – Indoors is when you are inside a place, like your home, instead of outside.
• inescapable – Inescapable means something you can't get away from.
• inevitable – Inevitable means something that is going to happen and you can't stop it.
• inevitably – Inevitably means something that is going to happen for sure, like when the sun rises every morning.
• inexact – Inexact means not exactly right.
• infant – An infant is a baby that is really small and needs a lot of care.
• inferior – Inferior means something that is not as good as something else.
• infinite – Infinite means something that goes on forever and never ends, like the stars in the sky.
• inflate – Inflate means to fill something with air or gas so it gets bigger.
• inflexible – Inflexible means not able to change or bend.
• influence – Influence means to help someone think or feel a certain way.
• inform – To inform means to tell someone something important.
• informal – Informal means something that is not very serious or fancy.
• information – Information is what we find out about the world around us.
• informed – Informed means knowing something.
• ingredients – Ingredients are the different foods or items you mix together to make something yummy.
• initial – Initial means the first part of something.
• initially – Initially means something that happens first.
• initiate – Initiate means to start something.
• injure – Injure means to hurt yourself or someone else.
• ink – Ink is a colored liquid that you use to write or draw.
• innocent – Innocent means not guilty or not having done something bad.
• innocuous – Innocuous means something that is not harmful or dangerous.
• inofficial – Unofficial means something that is not made by a person in charge or not really official.
• inquisitive – Inquisitive means you are very curious and want to know more about things.
• inquisitiveness – Inquisitiveness means being very curious and wanting to learn about things.
• insect – Insects are small animals that have six legs and a body divided into three parts.
• insects – Insects are small animals that have three main parts: a head, a body, and an abdomen.
• insecure – Insecure means feeling a little scared or not sure about something.
• insensitive – Insensitive means not being kind or caring about how someone else feels.
• insert – Insert means to add something into something else.
• inside – Inside is where you are when you are not outside.
• insignificant – Insignificant means something that is not important or doesn't matter much.
• insincere – Insincere means not being honest or real.
• insincerity – Insincerity means not being honest or true.
• inspire – To inspire someone is to help them feel happy and want to do something special, like drawing or helping...
• instant – Instant means something that happens very quickly, like when you microwave food and it's hot in just a minute!
• instruct – Instruct means to give someone directions or steps to follow.
• instructions – Instructions are directions that help you know what to do.
• instrument – An instrument is a tool that helps you make music.
• instruments – Instruments are tools that help us create music.
• insufficient – Insufficient means not enough.
• intend – To intend means to plan to do something.
• intended – Intended means something you want to happen or plan to do.
• intentional – Intentional means you do something on purpose.
• interchange – Interchange means to swap or trade things.
• interesting – Interesting is when something catches your attention and makes you curious.
• interrupt – To interrupt is when you break into a conversation or activity.
• interval – An interval is a space or time between two things.
• invent – Inventing is when you create something that didn't exist before.
• inventive – Inventive means being really good at coming up with new ideas or making things.
• inventiveness – Inventiveness means being able to think of new ideas or make new things.
• investigate – Investigate means to look closely at something to find out more about it.
• invisible – Invisible means something that you can't see with your eyes.
• invitation – An invitation is a message that tells someone they are invited to a party, birthday, or other fun gathering.
• invite – An invite is a way to ask someone to join a party or a gathering.
• irk – Irk means to bother or annoy someone.
• iron – Iron is a type of metal that is very strong.
• irritate – Irritate means to bother someone or make them feel a bit angry.
• is – 'Is' is a word we use to show that something exists or is happening.
• island – An island is a land that is completely surrounded by water.
• isle – An isle is a small island, which is a piece of land surrounded by water.
• isolated – Isolated means being all alone or away from others.
• italian – Italian is a word that describes things from Italy, like their yummy food, language, and culture.
• itch – An itch is a feeling on your skin that makes you want to scratch it.
• itchy – Itchy is when your skin feels uncomfortable and makes you want to scratch it.
• item – An item is a thing that you can buy or use, like a piece of candy or a game.
• items – Items are different things you can have, like your favorite toy, a book, or snacks.