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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Ouranie

Heavenly

Greek

Orsina

Bear

Italian

Oilbhe

Olive

Irish

Ofrat

Fawn

Hebrew

Otthilde

Fortunate heroine

German

Ouida

“Definitely yes,” from the French oai and the Russian da, both meaning “yes.” A pseudonym coined by the French novelist Louisa de la Ramee, at the suggestion of a Russian friend.

German

Ozie
Orsola

Little she-bear

Scandinavian

Oleesa

French

Orfalinda
Olicia

Of Noble Kin

American

Okoth

Born when it was Raining

African

Odela

Song

Greek

Osma

Scandinavian

Onzell
Oni

He (God) has favored me

Hebrew

Orit

Light

Hebrew

Oralie

Golden

Latin

Osanna

Save, we pray

Latin

Ozite
Onndrea

Manly, virile

Greek

Olya

Holy

Slavic

Ottila

Prosperity in battle

German

Oliveria
Odessie
Oceanna

Of the sea

Greek

Ove

Mythical daughter of Dearg

Celtic

Oaklee

Oak field

English

Odanda

Famous land

Spanish

Oscar
Olypme

From Mount Olympus

Greek

Olevia
Osha

Shining

Indian (Sanskrit)

Odes

An Italian equivalent of Odelia.

Italian

Olimpiada

From Mount Olympus

Greek

Odissa

Angry man

Greek

Ohnicio

Honor

Irish

Orlanda

Spanish

Oberon

Noble Bear

German

Obioma

Kind Hearted

African

Orrtha

Charm

American

Oriella

Golden

Latin

Oliwja
Orlidia
Odesser
Orsala

Little she-bear

Scandinavian

Ogechi
Odin

Divine creative inspiration

Scandinavian

Oleta

Small winged one

Latin

Orville