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Oaisarah, Oaisarra,
Oaisarrah
Oamra (Arabic) Daughter of the moon
Oamrah, Oamira, Oamyra,
Oameera
Oba (African) In mythology, the goddess of rivers
Obah, Obba, Obbah
Obioma (African) A kind and caring woman
Obiomah, Obeoma,
Obeomah, Obyoma,
Obyomah
Octavia (Latin) Feminine form of Octavius; the eighth-born child
Octaviana, Octavianne,
Octavie, Octiana, Octoviana,
Ottavia, Octavi, Octavy
Odahingum (Native American) Of the rippling waters
Oddrun (Scandinavian) Our secret love
Oddveig (Scandinavian) One who wields a spear
Ode (Egyptian / Greek) Traveler of the road / a lyric poem
Odea
Odessa (Greek) Feminine form of Odysseus; one who wanders; an angry woman
Odissa, Odyssa, Odessia,
Odissia, Odyssia, Odysseia
Odina (Latin / Scandinavian) From the mountain / feminine form of Odin, the highest
of the gods
Odinah, Odeena, Odeene,
Odeen, Odyna, Odyne,
Odynn, Odeana
Ogenya (Hebrew) God provides assistance
Ogenyah, Ogeniya,
Ogeniyah
Ogin (Native American) Resembling the wild rose
Oheo (Native American) A beautiful woman
Oira (Latin) One who prays to God Oyra, Oirah, Oyrah
Okalani (Hawaiian) From the heavens
Okalanie, Okalany,
Okalaney, Okalanee,
Okaloni, Okalonie,
Okalonee, Okalony
Okei (Japanese) Woman of the ocean
Oksana (Russian) Hospitality Oksanah, Oksie, Aksana
Ola (Nigerian / Hawaiian /Norse) One who is precious / giver of life; wellbeing / a relic of one’s
ancestors
Olah, Olla, Ollah
Olaide (American) A thoughtful woman
Olaid, Olaida, Olayd,
Olayde, Olayda, Olaed,
Olaede, Olaeda
Olathe (Native American) A lovely young woman
Olaug (Scandinavian) A loyal woman
Olayinka (Yoruban) Surrounded by wealth and honor
Olayenka, Olayanka
Oldriska (Czech) A noble ruler
Oldryska, Oldri, Oldrie,
Oldry, Oldrey, Oldree, Oldrea
Oleda (English) Resembling a winged creature
Oldedah, Oleta, Olita,
Olida, Oletah, Olitah,
Olidah
Olethea (Latin) Form of Alethea, meaning “one who is truthful”
Oletheia, Olethia, Oletha,
Oletea, Olthaia, Olithea,
Olathea, Oletia
Olina (Hawaiian) One who is joyous
Oline, Oleen, Oleene,
Olyne, Oleena, Olyna, Olin
Olivia (Latin) Feminine form of Oliver; of the olive tree; one who is peaceful
Oliviah, Oliva, Olive,
Oliveea, Olivet, Olivetta,
Olivette, Olivija
Olwen (Welsh) One who leaves a white footprint
Olwynn, Olvyen, Olvyin
Olympia (Greek) From Mount Olympus; a goddess
Olympiah, Olimpe,
Olimpia, Olimpiada,
Olimpiana, Olypme,
Olympie, Olympi
Omri (Arabic) A red-haired woman
Omrie, Omree, Omrea,
Omry, Omrey
Omusa (African) One who is adored
Omusah, Omousa, Omousah
Ona (Hebrew) Filled with grace
Onit, Onat, Onah
Ondine (Latin) Resembling a small wave
Ondina, Ondyne, Ondinia,
Ondyna
Ondrea (Slavic) Form of Andrea, meaning “courageous and strong / womanly”
Ondria, Ondrianna,
Ondreia, Ondreina,
Ondreya, Ondriana,
Ondreana, Ondera
Oneida (Native American) Our long-awaited daughter
Onieda, Oneyda, Onida,
Onyda
Onida (Native American) The one who has been expected
Onidah, Onyda, Onydah
Ontibile (African) Protected by God
Ontibyle, Ontybile,
Ontybyle
Ontina (American) An open-minded woman
Ontinah, Onteena,
Onteenah, Onteana,
Onteanah, Ontiena,
Ontienah, Onteina
Oona (Gaelic) Form of Agnes, meaning “one who
is pure; chaste”
Oonaugh, Oonagh, Oonah,
Ouna, Ounah, Ounagh,
Ounaugh
Opal (Sanskrit) A treasured jewel; resembling the iridescent gemstone
Opall, Opalle, Opale,
Opalla, Opala, Opalina,
Opaline, Opaleena
Ophelia (Greek) One who offers help to others
Ofelia, Ofilia, OphÈlie,
Ophelya, Ophilia, Ovalia,
Ovelia, Opheliah
Ophrah (Hebrew) Resembling a fawn; from the place of dust
Ofra, Ofrit, Ophra, Oprah,
Orpa, Orpah, Ofrat, Ofrah
Oraleyda (Spanish) Born with the light of dawn
Oraleydah, Oraleida,
Oraleidah, Oralida,
Oralidah, Oralyda,
Oralydah, Oraleda
Orange (Latin) Resembling the sweet fruit
Orangetta, Orangia,
Orangina, Orangea
Orbelina (American) One who brings excitement
Orbelinah, Orbeleena,
Orbeleenah, Orbeleana,
Orbeleanah, Orbelyna,
Orbelynah, Orbie
Orea (Greek) From the mountains
Oreah
Orenda (Iroquois Indian) A woman with magical powers
Oriana (Latin) Born at sunrise
Oreana, Orianna, Oriane,
Oriann, Orianne
Oribel (Latin) A beautiful golden child
Orabel, Orabelle, Orabell,
Orabela, Orabella, Oribell,
Oribelle, Oribele
Orin (Irish) A dark-haired beauty
Orine, Orina, Oryna, Oryn,
Oryne
Orinthia (Hebrew /Gaelic) Of the pine tree /a fair lady
Orrinthia, Orenthia, Orna,
Ornina, Orinthea,
Orenthea, Orynthia,
Orynthea
Oriole (Latin) Resembling the gold-speckled bird
Oreolle, Oriolle, Oreole,
Oriola, Oriolla, Oriol,
Oreola, Oreolla
Orion (Greek) The huntress; a constellation
Orithna (Greek) One who is natural
Orithne, Orythna, Orythne,
Orithnia, Orythnia,
Orithnea, Orythnea,
Orithniya
Orla (Gaelic) The golden queen
Orlah, Orrla, Orrlah,
Orlagh, Orlaith, Orlaithe,
Orghlaith, Orghlaithe
Orna (Irish / Hebrew) One who is pale-skinned / of the cedar tree
Ornah, Ornette, Ornetta,
Ornete, Orneta, Obharnait,
Ornat
Ornella (Italian) Of the flowering ash tree
Ornelle, Ornell, Ornela,
Ornele, Ornel
Ornice (Irish) A paleskinned woman
Ornyce, Ornise, Orynse,
Orneice, Orneise, Orniece,
Orniese, Orneece
Ortygia (Greek) In mythology, an island where Artemis and Apollo were born
Ortegia, Ortigia
Orva (Anglo-Saxon /French) A courageous friend / as precious as gold
Orvah
Orynko (Ukrainian) A peaceful woman
Orinko, Orynka, Orinka
Osaka (Japanese) From the city of industry
Osaki, Osakie, Osakee,
Osaky, Osakey, Osakea
Osma (English) Feminine form of Osmond; protected by God
Osmah, Ozma, Ozmah
Otina (American) A fortunate woman
Otinah, Otyna, Otynah,
Oteena, Oteenah, Oteana,
Oteanah, Otiena
Ourania (Greek) A heavenly woman
Ouraniah, Ouranea,
Ouraneah, Ouraniya,
Ouraniyah
Overton (English) From the upper side of town
Overtown
Owena (Welsh) A highborn woman
Owenah, Owenna,
Owennah, Owenia, Owenea
Ozora (Hebrew) One who is wealthy
Ozorah, Ozorra, Ozorrah
Girl names, and unique baby names
