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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Odall

Woad hill

English

Oklahoma

Red People

Native American

Orian
Ocumwhowurst

Yellow wolf (Cheyenne)

Native American

Olen

“The scented one,” from the Latin olere, to smell.

English

Oran

Light; pale

Irish

Omkar
Odayle

Of the valley

English

Osier

Near the willows

English

Oakly

Meadow of oak trees

English

Otha

Wealth

German

Olvin
Ordsone

Ormond's son

English

Ohene
Ormond

Mountain of bears; spear or ship protector

English

Orlan

Spanish

Osage

Native American

Okeke
Ophir

Gold

Hebrew

Orham

From tbe riverbank enclosure

English

Onorato
Oringo

He Who Likes the Hunt

African

Otokar
Ondrej

Man, warrior

Greek

Oriel

Golden

Latin

Odwulf

Wealthy wolf

English

Omri

Sheaf of grain

Hebrew

Othmann

Wealthy

German

Obinna
Odolf

Prosperous wolf

German

Oryan
Octavo

Eighth

Latin

Orick

From the ancient oak tree

English

Oliverios

Affectionate

Spanish

Osmani
Obediah

Servant of God

Hebrew

Ondray
Ossin

Gaelic

Ord

Spear

Anglo-Saxon

Odilon

Fortunate or prosperous in battle

German

Okhmhaka

Little wolf (Cheyenne)

Native American

Odam

Son in law

English

Oziel
Onfre

Peaceful warrior

German

Owen

Noble born

Welsh

Olis

Powerful, strong.

German

Osmund

God's protection

Scandinavian

Orland

A short form of Orlando.

Spanish

Offa

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

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