The passage quoted preceeding the odd reference to “i-v” had a reference to the evening and no reference to the wife of Adam.
When I first saw the single sentence you quoted, my first thought was that “i-v” was a really silly explanation for the name Hawah/Life. However, when I tracked it down on the linked site, I discovered the “evening” connection. (It is interesting–in an odd way–that she tried to connect her “eye queen” to the word eve, since the passage quoted uses only the unshortened form, evening.)