Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter O, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a O. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
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Owena | Desire Born |
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Owens | A young warrior who is well born |
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Owethu | He/She Is Ours |
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Oweyn | A noble and well born warrior |
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Owez | Means "compensation" in Turkmen (of Arabic origin). |
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Owin | A young and fearless fighter |
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Owino | Born With Umbilical Cord Around Neck |
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Owiti | One who was born after a misfortune. |
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Ownah | Unity |
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Owner | A spontaneous and happy go lucky personality |
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Owuor | One who was born mid morning. |
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Oxala | Portuguese form of Oriṣanla, used in Brazil by adherents of Candomblé to refer to Ọbatala. It also coincides with the Portuguese word oxalá meaning "God willing, hopefully", which originates from the Arabic phrase و شاء الله (wa shāʾa Allah). |
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Oxana | A stranger who bestows hospitality |
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Oxford | From The Oak Valley |
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Oxforde | One who belongs to the Ox ford |
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Oxide | Oxygen Compound |
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Oxley | A habitational name meaning a well born individual |
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Oxnaford | One who came from the ox ford |
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Oxnaleah | A practical person who is from ox enclosure |
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Oxnatun | The one who came from Ox farm |
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Oxton | The one who belonged to ox farm |
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Oxum | Portuguese form of Ọṣun, used by adherents of Candomblé in Brazil, where it refers to a spirit of fertility and wealth. |
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Oya | Wind Warrior Goddess |
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Oybek | Uzbek form of Aibek. |
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Oydin | Moonlight; Illuminated; Radiant and Brilliant |
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Oydis | Goddess of good luck |
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Oyewole | Born Of Good Standing |
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Oyibo | Means "white" in Urhobo. |
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Oyibonanarhoro | A white skinned individual |
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Oyiborhoro | He who is fair or white skinned |
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Oyiborode | A big and fair person |
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Oyinlola | Nigerian term, meaning wealth is sweet. |
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Oyintsa | White Duck |
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Oyku | Story |
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Oysin | Small deer |
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Oyunchimeg | Wisdom ornament |
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Oyuun | Means "wisdom, intellect" in Mongolian. |
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Oyuunchimeg | Decorated or noble mind |
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Oz | Strength, Courage |
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Ozaine | An intelligent and self confident person |
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Ozan | The name Ozan means 'poet' or 'bard'. |
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Ozana | It means a river in Moldova; great leader |
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Ozanich | Bard |
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Ozanka | Wall Germander Flower |
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Ozanna | Praise! |
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Ozanne | God save us |
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Ozara | wealth, treasure |
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Ozazias | Form of Azaziah used in the Greek Bible. |
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Ozbalt | Slovene form of Oswald. |
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Ozbej | Slovene form of Ozwald, meaning 'power or ruler'. |
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Ozcollo | Ocelot |
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Ozella | God |
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Ozer | God's Helper |
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Ozette | A name given for large and deep lake |
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Ozge | A unique and different individual |
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Ozgur | Free |
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Ozi | A strong and patient individual |
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Ozias | Form of Uzziah used in the Greek, Latin and French Bibles. This spelling is also found in some English translations of the New Testament, in the genealogy of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew. |
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Oziel | Divine strength |
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Ozigbodi | Patience |
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Ozihel | Form of Uzziel used in the Latin Old Testament. |
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Ozioma | The message, God's good news |
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Ozlem | Means "yearning" in Turkish. |
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Ozma | God's protection |
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Ozmen | A person who is a saviour and is born as a strong being |
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Ozouf | God's wolf, warrior |
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Ozra | A name given to virgin Mary |
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Ozturk | Means "pure Turk" in Turkish. |
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Ozul | Shadow |
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Ozwell | A reserved person; a name given to Virgin Mary |
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Ozymandias | A name given to the King of Kings |
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Ozza | A teacher; a young female |
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Ozzi | A strong and well built person |
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Ozzie | Diminutive Form Of Names Beginning With Os |
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Ozzy | Diminutive Form Of Names Beginning With Os |