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Baby Boy Names Beginning with O

Oakes	Middle English	The dweller by the Oak trees.
Oakley	Middle English	One who lives at the Oak tree meadow.
Obadiah	Hebrew	The servant of God.
Obelix	Greek	pillar of strength
Oberon		A character in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Obert	Teutonic	Wealthy and bright.
Obiajulu	African	the heart is consoled
Ochen	Ugandan	one of the twins
Octavius	Latin	The eighth born.
Oddvar	Norse	the spear?s point
Odell	Old Norse	Wealthy.
Odern	Aboriginal	By the sea.
Odil	French	rich
Odin	Old Norse	The Scandinavian God of war.
Odion	Nigerian	first of twins
Odolf	Teutonic	A noble wolf.
Odon	Hungarian	wealthy protector
Odysseus	Greek	full of wrath
Ogden	Old English	From the valley of Oak trees.
Ogilvie	Celtic	From the high hill.
Ogilvy	Old Scottish	from the high peak
Oglesby	Old English	Awe-inspiring.
Oguz	Hungarian	arrow
Okan	Turkish
Okely	Middle English	One who lives at the Oak tree meadow.
Okko	Finnish	From the name Oscar.
Olaf	Old Norse/Scandinavian	Ancestor.
Olcay	Turkish
Oldrich	Czech	one with riches and power
Oleg	Russian	The name of an early prince of Kiev.
Oleos	Spanish	holy oil used in church
Olier	Breton
Olin	Old English	holly
Oliver	Latin	An Olive tree or branch. A symbol of peace.
Olivier		From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
Ollie		An Olive tree or branch. A symbol of peace.
Omar	Arabic	First born son.
Omarjeet	Hindu
Ompoly	Hungarian	Ampleumian
Ond	Hungarian	tenth child
Onslow	Old English	The hill of the zealous one.
Onur	Turkish
Ora	Latin/Polynesian	Latin: Light, golden. Polynesian: Life. A boy or girl's name.
Orad	Aboriginal	Earth.
Oram	Old English	From the enclosure by the riverbank.
Oran	Irish Gaelic	Pale-skinned.
Orazio	Italian	From a Roman family name.
Orban	Hungarian	A city dweller.
Ordway	Old English	The spear fighter.
Orelious	Orelius
Oren	Hebrew	A tree. Also see Oran.
Orestes	Greek	A man of the mountain. A hero of Greek mythology.
Orfeo	Italian	A name from ancient mythology.
Orford	Old English	A dweller at the ford.
Orion	Greek	The son of light. The name of a constellation.
Orlan	Old English	From the pointed land. A boy or girl's name.
Orlando	Italian	Italian form of Roland. Famed throughout the land. The name of Shakespeare's hero in As You Like It.
Orman	Old English	spearman
Ormond	Old English	A spearman.
Ormos	Hungarian	like a cliff
Oroiti	Polynesian	The slow-footed one.
Orpheus	Greek	A name from ancient mythology.
Orran	Irish Gaelic	Pale-skinned.
Orren	Irish Gaelic	Pale-skinned.
Orrin	Irish Gaelic	Pale-skinned.
Orsen	Old French from Latin	A little bear.
Orsino		A little bear.
Orson	Old French from Latin	A little bear.
Orton	Old English	From the farm by the river.
Orville	Old French	Golden city.
Orvin	Old English	A spear friend.
Osaze	Hebrew	favoured by God
Osbert	Old English	Divinely bright or famous.
Osborn	Old English	A divine warrior.
Osborne	Hebrew	soldier of God
Oscar	Old English	A divine spearman.
Osgood	Old Norse	A pagan god.
Osip	Russian	God shall add.
Oskar	German	A divine spearman.
Oskari	Finnish	A divine spearman.
Osman	Arabic	An Ottoman Turk, or a servant of God.
Osmar	Old English	Divinely glorious.
Osmond	Old English	A divine protector.
Osric	Old English	A divine ruler.
Ossian	Latin	fawn
Oswald	Old English	Divinely powerful.
Oswin	Old English	A friend of God, or a divine friend.
Oszlar	Hungarian
Otello	Italian	Italian forms of Otto. Rich, prosperous.
Othello	Italian	Prosperous.
Otis	Greek	Keen of hearing.
Ottavio	Italian	The eighth born.
Otto	Teutonic	Rich, prosperous.
Otway	Teutonic	Fortunate in battle.
Ove	Scandinavian	A well-known Scandinavian name.
Ovid	Latin	lamb
Owen	Welsh	Well-born. Also a Welsh form of John (see Evan).
Oxford	Old English	From the ford of the oxen. An English university city.
Oxton	Old English	From the ox enclosure.
Oz	Hebrew	strength
Ozan	Turkish
Ozaner	Turkish
Ozias	Old English	From the ox enclosure.
Ozor	Hungarian	name of an ethnic group
Ozsvot	Hungarian	deity, might