Igors

Igors is a masculine given name used primarily in Latvia as the Latvian form of the Slavic name Igor. The name Igor itself derives from the Old Norse name Ingvar, transmitted through East Slavic forms, and is commonly interpreted as meaning "Ing's warrior" or "warrior of Ing."

In Latvia, Igors is a common given name; in other languages the form Igor is more widespread, while Lithuanian and other Baltic variants may differ in spelling and inflection. The name has long been part of Slavic and Baltic naming traditions and appears in literature and music, most notably in references to Igor such as the tale of Igor's Campaign and Borodin's opera Prince Igor.

People named Igors have contributed across fields including sports, science, and the arts, particularly in Latvia and surrounding regions. The form Igors also illustrates how Latvian phonology and morphology adapt international names into local usage.

See also: Igor (name).