i Aquarii

i Aquarii is a designation for a star in the constellation Aquarius. It is a Bayer designation, assigned by Johann Bayer in his Uranometria star atlas, which was published in 1603. Bayer designations use Greek letters or, when those are exhausted, Roman letters to label stars within a constellation, typically in approximate order of brightness. The "i" indicates that this star was assigned the lowercase letter "i" in Bayer's catalog.

The designation "i Aquarii" does not inherently provide information about the star's physical properties, such as its distance, brightness, or spectral type. To learn more about the star, one would need to consult stellar catalogs that cross-reference the Bayer designation with other identifiers and observational data. Because lowercase Roman letters were typically assigned to fainter stars or stars that were part of multiple constellations, i Aquarii is likely a relatively faint star within Aquarius. Further research using star catalogs and astronomical databases would be required to determine its specific characteristics.