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Names starting with O
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- Oaklee spelling of Oakley, oak clearing
- Oakleigh oak meadow
- Oakley oak clearing
- Oaklyn modern blend of Oak and Lynn
- Oaklynn modern blend of Oak and Lynn
- Oana form of Ioana, 'God is gracious'
- Oanh oriole, songbird (鶯)
- Obadiah servant of Yahweh; a minor prophet
- Obaid little servant (of God)
- Obed servant, worshipper; son of Ruth and Boaz
- Oberon from Old French Auberon, from Germanic Alberich, "elf ruler"
- Oberyn coined by George R. R. Martin, perhaps from Oberon
- Obie pet form of Obadiah; servant of God
- Obinna father's heart
- Obiora heart of the people
- Ocean the ocean
- Oceane ocean
- Océano ocean
- Octave eighth
- Octavia eighth
- Octavian eighth; Octavian, the future emperor Augustus
- Octaviano form of Octavian: eighth
- Octavio eighth; poet Octavio Paz
- Octavious form of Octavius: eighth
- October the month, from Latin octo: eight
- Od star
- Oda wealth, prosperity
- Odalys perhaps from Odile or Odalis; wealth
- Odd point of a blade
- Odelia I will praise God
- Odell English surname from a place name, woad hill
- Oden form of Odin: fury, inspiration
- Odessa from the Ukrainian city, named after the ancient Greek…
- Odetta feminine diminutive of Odo: wealth
- Odette wealth, prosperity
- Odhran little pale green one
- Odile wealth, prosperity
- Odin frenzy, inspiration; chief of the Norse gods
- Odis form of Otis; wealth, from Germanic Odo
- Odysseas modern Greek form of Odysseus, possibly 'wrathful'
- Odysseus possibly 'to hate' or 'wrathful'; hero of the Odyssey
- Odyssey a long journey, from Homer's Odyssey
- Ofa love
- Ofelia help, benefit; Hamlet's Ophelia
- Ofilia form of Ophelia: help
- Ofir Ophir, the land of gold in the Bible
- Ogden oak valley
- Ogechi God's time
- Ognjen fiery; from oganj 'fire'
- Oğuz perhaps from ok 'arrow, tribe'; Oghuz Khan, legendary…
- Oğuzhan khan of the Oghuz; legendary ancestor of the Oghuz Turks
- Ohemaa queen
- Ohene king, chief
- Ohia the ohia lehua tree, sacred to Pele
- Oihan Basque word meaning forest
- Oihana forest, woodland
- Oisin little deer, fawn; legendary poet son of Fionn
- Oiva excellent, splendid
- Ojas vitality, lustre, vigor
- Ojasvi bright, vigorous, powerful
- Okan understanding, wise
- Okechukwu God's portion, God's gift
- Okey short form of Okechukwu: portion of God
- Okoye Igbo name given to a boy born on Oye market day
- Oksana Ukrainian form of Xenia, 'hospitality'
- Ola life, health, well-being
- Olaf ancestor's descendant; Saint Olaf of Norway
- Ólafur Icelandic form of Olaf, ancestor's descendant
- Olajuwon wealth is above all, wealth surpasses
- Olalla form of Eulalia, 'sweetly speaking'
- Olamide my wealth has come
- Olanrewaju wealth is moving forward
- Olav ancestor's descendant; Norwegian form of Olaf
- Olaya Asturian form of Eulalia, well-spoken
- Olden word name: of old, ancient
- Ole short form of Olaf: ancestor's descendant
- Oleg holy, blessed; from Norse Helgi
- Oleh holy, blessed; form of Oleg
- Oleksandr defender of the people; Ukrainian form of Alexander
- Oleksandra defender of the people
- Oleksiy defender, helper
- Olen form of Olin; perhaps from Olaf, ancestor's descendant
- Olena torch, shining light; Ukrainian form of Helen
- Olenna coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Olevia form of Olivia; olive tree
- Olga holy, blessed; from Norse Helga; Saint Olga of Kiev
- Óli short form of Ólafur, ancestor's descendant
- Olin perhaps from Swedish Olin, from Olaf 'ancestor's descendant'
- Olisa God
- Olisaemeka God has done great things
- Oliva olive
- Olive the olive tree, symbol of peace
- Olivea form of Olivia: olive tree
- Oliver olive tree; possibly from Norse Óleifr
- Olivette diminutive of Olive: olive tree
- Olivia from Latin oliva, olive; used by Shakespeare in Twelfth…
- Oliviah form of Olivia: olive tree
- Olivier olive tree
- Oliwia olive tree
- Ollie diminutive of Oliver or Olivia (olive)
- Oluchi God's work
- Oluf Danish form of Olaf, ancestor's descendant
- Olumide my lord has come
- Olusegun God is victorious
- Oluwadamilare God has vindicated me
- Oluwafemi God loves me
- Oluwakemi God cherishes me
- Oluwaseun God has done it; thank God
- Oluwatimilehin God stands behind me; God supports me
- Oluwatobi God is great
- Oluwatosin God is worthy of worship
- Olwen white footprint; white flowers grew where she walked
- Olympe of Olympus
- Olyvia spelling of Olivia, from Latin oliva, olive
- Om the sacred primordial syllable
- Omar long-lived, flourishing; the second caliph
- Omari Swahili form of Umar, 'long-lived, flourishing'
- Omarion modern blend of Omar and Marion
- Omega the last letter of the Greek alphabet
- Omer sheaf of wheat
- Omid hope
- Omkar the sacred sound Om
- Omolara a child is family
- Omri Hebrew: my sheaf (of grain)
- Ona wave
- Ondine little wave; water spirit
- Ondrea form of Andrea: manly
- Ondřej manly, brave; Czech form of Andrew
- Oneal from Irish Ó Néill, descendant of Niall; perhaps champion
- Oneida from the Oneida people; standing stone
- Oneil from O'Neill: descendant of Niall (possibly champion or…
- Onesimo form of Onesimus: useful
- Onesimus useful, profitable
- Onni luck, happiness
- Ontario from the Canadian province and lake; Iroquoian: great lake
- Onur honor, dignity
- Ony river
- Onyx the black gemstone
- Oonagh possibly lamb; queen of the fairies in folklore
- Opal the opal gemstone
- Ophelia help, aid; popularized by Shakespeare's Hamlet
- Ophelie help
- Ophilia coined by Square Enix for Octopath Traveler, a variant of…
- Or light
- Ora light
- Oralia from Latin aurum, gold, golden
- Orange the fruit and color; also the Dutch royal House of Orange
- Orazio from the Roman family Horatius; poet Horace
- Orel eagle
- Orelia form of Aurelia: golden
- Oren pine tree
- Oreoluwa gift of God
- Orest of the mountains
- Orestis modern Greek form of Orestes, of the mountains
- Oretha form of Aretha: virtue, excellence
- Orfeo Italian form of Orpheus, possibly 'darkness of night'
- Orhan great khan; second Ottoman sultan
- Ori my light
- Oriana possibly 'golden' or 'to rise'
- Oriane possibly gold or dawn
- Oriol golden oriole (bird); St Josep Oriol
- Orion possibly 'boundary' or Akkadian 'light of heaven'; hunter…
- Orit light
- Orla golden princess
- Orlaith golden princess, golden lady
- Orland form of Orlando (Roland); famous land
- Orlanda feminine form of Orlando: famous land
- Orlando famous land; hero of Orlando Furioso
- Orly light is mine
- Ormond from Ó Ruaidh: descendant of the red one; also east Munster
- Orna little pale green one; feminine of Odhrán
- Ornella flowering ash tree, from Tuscan ornello
- Orpah back of the neck; or 'fawn'
- Orpha form of Orpah; perhaps 'back of the neck' or 'fawn'
- Orpheus possibly 'darkness of night'; legendary poet and musician
- Orrin meaning uncertain; perhaps Irish 'pale green' or Hebrew…
- Orris the orris root, a fragrant iris
- Orson little bear
- Ortal dew of light
- Ortensia Italian form of Hortensia, from Latin hortus, garden
- Ortwin spear-point friend
- Orval form of Orville; perhaps 'gold town'
- Orvel form of Orville: gold town
- Orvil form of Orville, a name coined by novelist Fanny Burney
- Orville coined by novelist Fanny Burney, perhaps from a French…
- Orvin from Old English ordwine: spear friend
- Orya light of God
- Osamu to govern, discipline (治/修)
- Osbaldo Spanish form of Oswald: god, rule
- Osborn divine bear
- Oscar deer friend; grandson of Fionn mac Cumhaill
- Oshun source, spring (from the Osun river)
- Osian Welsh form of Oisín: little deer
- Osiris Egyptian god of the afterlife and rebirth
- Oskar possibly 'deer friend' (Irish) or 'god spear' (Norse)
- Oskari Finnish form of Oscar, possibly deer friend or god's spear
- Osman Turkish form of Uthman, 'baby bustard'; founder of the…
- Osmar god + fame
- Osmond divine protection
- Osmund divine protection (ōs + mund); St Osmund, bishop of…
- Osric god ruler
- Ossian little deer; Macpherson's form of Oisín
- Ostap Ukrainian form of Eustathius, 'well-standing, steadfast'
- Oswald god power; Saint Oswald of Northumbria
- Oswin god friend
- Otávio eighth
- Otelia form of Otilia (Odilia): wealth, fortune
- Otha form of Otho or Otto; wealth
- Othella feminine of Othello, diminutive of Otto: wealth
- Othello diminutive of Otto: wealth; Shakespeare's Moor of Venice
- Othniel lion of God, strength of God
- Otila form of Odila (Odilia): wealth, prosperity
- Otis from Odo, 'wealth, fortune'
- Otoniel Spanish form of Othniel: strength of God
- Ott Estonian form of Otto: wealth
- Ottar dread army
- Ottavia eighth
- Ottavio eighth
- Ottie pet form of Otto; wealth
- Ottilie wealth, prosperity
- Otto wealth, prosperity; Otto the Great
- Ottoline diminutive of Otto: wealth
- Ouida from a child's pronunciation of Louisa, pen name of…
- Ouma boy born face down
- Oumar West African form of Umar, long-lived
- Ousmane West African form of Uthman
- Ousseynou Wolof form of Husayn
- Overton upper settlement or farmstead (place name)
- Ovi a traditional Marathi verse form sung by women
- Ovidiu from Ovidius, possibly 'shepherd' (ovis 'sheep'); poet Ovid
- Oviya painting, beautiful drawing
- Owain well-born, noble; Owain Glyndŵr
- Owen well-born, noble
- Owens surname: son of Owen (well-born)
- Owethu ours, one of us
- Owyn form of Owen, linked to Eugene: well born
- Oya the orisha of wind, storms and the Niger river
- Öykü story
- Oysha Uzbek form of Aisha, alive
- Ozan folk poet, bard
- Özge different, unique
- Özgür free
- Oziel form of Uzziel: God is my strength
- Ozioma good news; gospel
- Ozma coined by L. Frank Baum for the Oz books
- Ozzie pet form of Oswald; god's power
- Ozzy pet form of Oswald or Osborne, from os: god