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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Ojai

Moon

Native American

Oyuki
Ogechi
Orfea

Beautiful voice

Greek

Odila

Fortunate or prosperous in battle

German

Obharnait

The color of olive

Irish

Orchid

Flowering plant

Latin

Orabel

Prayerful

Latin

Outacite

Man Killer

Native American

Oliviamae
Orville
Obara

Small plain

Japanese

Ouray

Arrow

Native American

Orania

Sunrise

French

Ophelya

Help

Greek

Oluremi
Ottorina
Olivea
Orasia

Spanish

Odyssia

Angry man

Greek

Oba

African

Omar
Olexa

Defender of man

European

Orel

Golden

Latin

Oney
Oluwafunmike
Onjella
Oberon

Noble Bear

German

Octavia

Eighth

Latin

Otamisia

Spanish

Odelina

Song

Greek

Omotayo
October

Eighth month

Latin

Olia

Blessed, holy; successful; olive tree

Scandinavian

Olimpiana

From Mount Olympus

Greek

Onawa
Orangetta
Othella
Orlantha

“The fame of the land,” from the Germanic hruod (fame) and land (land).

German

Orlinda
Ohndrea

Manly, virile

Greek

Ottolie

French

Otilie

Fortunate heroine

German

Oralit

My light

Hebrew

Oleesa

French

Onalee
Ouita
Omayra

Long life

Arabic

Oracia

Spanish

Osana

Hebrew