O

123 first names starting with O, with meaning, origin and pronunciation – part of our complete A-Z name directory.

Oak[OUK]
The oak
English
Oakley[OUK-li]
Oak meadow
English
Obadiah[oh-ba-DEI-a]
Servant of God
English
Oberon[O-be-ron]
Noble bear; the elf king
Old High German
Ocean[O-schen]
The ocean
Greek
Océane[o-se-AN]
Of the ocean
French
Octave[ok-TAV]
Eighth
French
Octavian[ok-TA-vi-an]
The eighth
Latin
Octaviano[ok-ta-VIA-no]
The eighth
Latin
Octavio[Ok-TA-vio]
The eighth
Spanish
Oda[O-da]
Heiress, wealth
Old High German
Odalrich[O-dal-rich]
Rich in heritage
Old High German
Odei[o-DEI]
The thunderstorm
Basque
Odelia[o-de-LI-a]
I will praise God
Hebrew
Odell[o-DEL]
Wooded hill
English
Odessa[o-DE-sa]
Long journey
Greek
Odette[o-DET]
Little wealthy one
Germanic
Odhrán[OH-rawn]
Little pale-green one
Irish
Odile[o-DIL]
The prosperous one
Germanic
Odilo[O-di-lo]
The wealthy heir
Old High German
Odin[O-din]
Fury; king of the gods
Scandinavian
Odysseas[o-DI-se-as]
Wrathful, hated (disputed)
Greek
Ofra[OF-ra]
Young deer, fawn
Hebrew
Ognjen[OG-nyen]
The fiery one
Slavic
Oğuz[oh-OOZ]
Pure-hearted, legendary Turkic ancestor
Turkish
Ohad[o-HAD]
He loved, cherished
Hebrew
Ohana[o-HA-na]
Family
Spanish
Oier[O-jer]
Of the woods
Basque
Oihana[oi-A-na]
The forest
Basque
Oili[OI-li]
The holy one
Finnish
Oisin[O-schin]
Little deer
Irish
Oksana[o-KSA-na]
The hospitable one
Russian
Ola[O-la]
Ancestor's heir
Scandinavian
Olaf[O-laf]
Ancestor's heir
Scandinavian
Olalla[O-LA-ya]
The well-spoken one (Galician form of Eulalia)
Spanish
Olan[O-lan]
The stag
Irish
Olander[o-LAN-der]
The olive tree
Greek
Olatz[o-LATS]
Place of pastures, title of Mary
Basque
Olav[O-laf]
Ancestor's heir
Scandinavian
Olavi[O-la-vi]
Ancestor's heir
Finnish
Ole[O-le]
Ancestor's descendant
Scandinavian
Oleg[o-LEK]
The holy one
Russian
Olena[o-LE-na]
The shining one
Greek
Olga[OL-ga]
The holy one
Russian
Olimpia[o-LEEM-pya]
Of Mount Olympus, heavenly
Italian
Olive[O-liv]
Olive; peace
Latin
Oliver[O-li-ver]
Olive tree, peace
Latin
Olivia[o-LI-vi-a]
Olive tree, peace
Latin
Olivier[o-li-VI-e]
The olive tree
French
Ollie[O-li]
Olive branch
Latin
Olwen[OL-wen]
White footprint
Celtic
Olympia[o-LIM-pia]
Of Olympus, heavenly
Greek
Omar[O-mar]
Flourishing, long-lived
Arabic
Ombretta[om-BRET-ta]
Little shadow
Italian
Omid[O-MID]
Hope
Persian
Omkar[OM-kar]
The sacred syllable Om
Sanskrit
Omri[OM-ri]
The sheaf
Hebrew
Onda[ON-da]
The wave
Italian
Onni[ON-ni]
Happiness, luck
Finnish
Onno[O-no]
The forefather
Old High German
Onofre[O-NO-fre]
He who protects his own well-being
Spanish
Onufri[o-nuf-RI]
The sacred bull
Russian
Onur[o-NUR]
Honour
Turkish
Onyx[O-niks]
The black gemstone
Greek
Oona[U-na]
The lamb; the one
Irish
Opal[O-pal]
The opal
Sanskrit
Ophelia[o-FE-li-a]
Help, aid
Greek
Ora[O-ra]
Light
Hebrew
Orazio[o-RA-tsyo]
Keeper of the hours
Italian
Oren[O-ren]
The pine tree
Hebrew
Orenda[o-REN-da]
Spiritual power
English
Orestis[o-RES-tis]
Mountain man
Greek
Ori[O-ri]
My light
Hebrew
Orianna[o-ri-A-na]
Golden; dawn
Latin
Orin[O-rin]
The pale one; river
Irish
Orina[o-RI-na]
The pale river
Irish
Orion[o-RI-on]
The hunter, constellation
Greek
Orla[OR-la]
Golden princess
Irish
Orlando[or-LAN-do]
Famous land
Old High German
Orley[OR-li]
God is my light
Hebrew
Orly[OR-li]
Light is mine
Hebrew
Orna[OR-na]
Light, cedar tree
Hebrew
Ornella[or-NE-la]
The flowering ash
Italian
Oro[O-ro]
Gold
Spanish
Orpheus[OR-fe-us]
Darkness of night (disputed)
Greek
Orsolya[OR-scho-ja]
Little she-bear
Hungarian
Ortensia[or-TEN-sya]
Garden, hydrangea
Italian
Ortlind[ORT-lind]
Gentle point
Old High German
Ortrun[ORT-run]
Point-secret
Old High German
Ortwin[ORT-win]
Point-friend
Old High German
Orvokki[OR-vok-ki]
The violet (flower)
Finnish
Osamu[O-sa-mu]
The one who governs
Japanese
Osbert[OS-bert]
Divinely bright
Old High German
Oscar[OS-kar]
Spear of the gods
English
Osian[OSH-an]
Little deer (Welsh form of Ossian)
Celtic
Osiris[o-SI-ris]
God of rebirth
Egyptian
Oskar[OS-kar]
Spear of the gods
Germanic Top 17
Oskari[OS-ka-ri]
The divine spear
Finnish
Oslo[OS-lo]
Meadow of the gods
Scandinavian
Osman[OS-man]
The fledgling; the founder
Turkish
Osmund[OS-mund]
God's protection
Old High German
Osnat[os-NAT]
Belonging to the goddess (Egyptian, biblical)
Hebrew
Ossi[OS-si]
Divine power
Finnish
Ostap[os-TAP]
The steadfast, fruitful one
Russian
Osvaldo[Os-VAL-do]
Ruled by God, divine power
Spanish
Oswald[OS-valt]
Divine power
Old High German
Oswin[OZ-vin]
Friend of God
English
Otbert[OT-bert]
Wealthy and bright
Old High German
Otis[O-tis]
The prosperous one
Old High German
Otso[OT-so]
The bear
Finnish
Ottar[OT-tar]
The dread warrior
Scandinavian
Ottavia[ot-TA-via]
The eighth
Latin
Ottavio[o-TA-vi-o]
The eighth-born
Italian
Ottilia[o-TI-li-a]
The wealthy heiress
Old High German
Ottilie[o-TI-li-e]
The prosperous heiress
Old High German
Otto[O-to]
The prosperous one
Old High German
Ottoline[OT-to-li-ne]
Little wealth
Germanic
Otwin[OT-win]
Wealthy friend
Old High German
Ovadia[o-va-DI-a]
Servant of God
Hebrew
Ove[O-ve]
Sword point; heir
Scandinavian
Owen[O-wen]
Well-born; youth
Celtic
Oz[OZ]
Strength
Hebrew
Ozan[o-SAN]
The bard
Turkish