Names starting with O

Of English origin, derived from the French name Olivier, meaning "olive tree" and symbolizing wisdom and peace.

Latin · Scandinavian · English · French

Of Arabic origin, meaning "long-lived, firstborn".

Biblical · Arabic

Of Latin origin, meaning "the one born eighth".

Latin · Spanish

A musician and poet from Greek mythology, known for his love and musical skill.

Italian · Greek

Derived from the Latin Aureolus, meaning "golden".

Latin · Spanish

The Italian equivalent of the French Roland (Roldán in Spanish), meaning "famous for his battles".

Italian · French · Spanish

Of Germanic origin, meaning "wealth" or "fortune".

Germanic · German

The name of a god in Norse mythology.

Scandinavian

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my light is God".

Russian · Hebrew

Of Germanic origin, meaning "divine spear".

Germanic · Scandinavian

Of Germanic origin, meaning "possessor of great wealth".

Germanic

The hero of The Odyssey; means "wrathful".

Greek

Of Norwegian origin, meaning "heir", "ancestors' legacy".

Norwegian

A variant of Eulalio, meaning "one who speaks well".

Of Latin origin, meaning "bear".

Latin

Means "salvation". An Old Testament prophet.

Biblical · Hebrew

One of the most famous Roman poets. Means "shepherd of sheep".

Italian · Latin

Of English origin, meaning "oak clearing".

English

Of African origin, meaning "bent" or "crooked".

African

Grandfather of David. Means "servant" or "worker".

Biblical

A variant of Auberon, meaning "bear-like".

A Germanic name meaning "rich, bright".

Germanic

An original, uncommon name that refers to the ocean.

Means "eighth", representing uniqueness and individuality.

Latin

Of English origin, meaning "of the valley".

English

An Irish name meaning "small and pale green".

Irish

French variant of Odilio.

French

Of Egyptian origin, meaning "born of twins".

Egyptian

A Galician variant of Oto, of Germanic origin, meaning "wealth".

Germanic · Galician

Of Basque origin, meaning "crooked" or "off-course". Very typical of the Basque Country.

Basque

A Basque name gaining popularity across Spain, meaning "forest".

Basque

Of Irish origin, meaning "little deer" (fawn).

Irish