Onofrio

Meaning 'peace' or 'blessed' in Italian.

Onora

Meaning 'honor' in Gaelic, suggesting a sense of respect or dignity.

Onosij

Derived from Polish roots, often associated with 'shining' or 'brightness'.

Onslow

Meaning 'from the hill' in Old English, often a surname turned forename.

Onslowe

Derived from Old English, meaning 'from the hill' or 'slough' related to wetland areas.

Ontario

Derived from the place name Ontario, associated with 'great lake' in Native American dialects.

Ontzlake

A modern coined name that signifies 'unique or special' in context.

Onyait

Onyait means 'God's gift' in Igbo.

Onyeka

Onyeka means 'Who is greater than God?' in Igbo.

Onyekachi

Onyekachi means 'Who knows the will of God?' in Igbo.

Oona

Oona means 'lamb' or 'unity' in Irish.

Oonagh

Oonagh means 'one' or 'unity' symbolizing purity in Irish mythology.

Ophelia

A name meaning 'help,' known from Shakespeare's works.

Ophia

A derivation of Ophir, often associated with wealth and precious resources in mythology.

Opiyo

A name in Luo meaning 'born during the night' or 'darkness.'

Oprah

A variation of the name Orpah, meaning 'back of the neck' in Hebrew, made famous by television host Oprah Winfrey.

Oraina

A name derived from the Spanish word for 'hearing' or 'sensing'.

Oralee

A modern name meaning 'Light of God'.

Oralia

Derived from Latin meaning 'golden' or 'gilded'.

Oralie

A diminutive name meaning 'Golden'.

Oram

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the bank of a river'.

Oran

A name meaning 'light' or 'song'.

Orane

Meaning 'golden'.

Orania

Meaning 'from the city of Orania' or 'gold'.

Oratilwe

Meaning 'It is God who has given it'.

Orawin

A name of recent creation, often associated with themes of nature and warmth.

Orban

Meaning 'farmer' or 'tiller of the soil'.

Orbert

Bright and famous, of noble character.

Orda

A name that signifies 'speak' or 'utter' in Slavic folklore.

Ordbehrt

Bright or famous warrior.

Ordgar

A spear warrior, one who is strong in battle.

Ordmund

Defender of wealth or riches.

Ordric

Ruler or leader of wealth.

Ordwald

Ruler of the land, associated with nature's wealth.

Ordway

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'ford by a riverbank' in Old English.

Ordwin

Derived from the Old English personal name meaning 'wealthy friend'.

Ordwine

An Old English name meaning 'friend of the spear' or 'spear friend'.

Orelia

Derived from the Latin word meaning 'golden' or 'gilded'.

Orella

A variant of Aurelia, meaning 'golden' in Latin.

Orenga

Derived from a place name; refers to a type of orange tree in Spanish.

Orenge

Variant of Oren, meaning 'he who brings a new dawn'.

Orengia

Feminine form derived from Orenge, meaning 'orange'.

Oreste

An Italian variant of Orestes, meaning 'of the mountains'.

Orfeo

Italian form of Orpheus, meaning 'darkness' or 'the mouth',' related to the mythological figure known for his music.

Orford

From the ford by the river Or.

Oria

Golden or golden one.

Orial

A derivative of the name 'Ariel', meaning 'Lion of God'.

Oriana

Golden dawn.

Oriane

Golden.

Orianna

Dawn.

Orianne

Golden.

Orianthe

A name derived from or related to the flower 'Ornithogalum'.

Orianthi

Divine light or the one who shines.

Orick

Little pale one.

Oriel

Golden.

Oriella

Derived from Aurelia, meaning 'golden'.

Orien

Derived from the Latin word for 'golden.'

Origen

Originally derived, from the Latin 'originem'.

Oriholt

From the old English which signifies the hearth or home.

Orin

Light; pale; fair.

Orinda

A name derived from the Spanish place name and signifies a friendly nature.

Oriol

Golden; gilded.

Oriold

Derived from a name that means golden age.

Oriolda

Golden; gilded woman.

Oriolz

A variant of Oriol, meaning golden; gilded.

Orla

Golden princess; golden princess of the palace.

Orlagh

The golden princess.

Orlain

From the lands of the chieftains; noble.

Orlaith

Golden princess; golden princess of the palaces.

Orlan

Beyond land; a person from across the seas.

Orland

From the land of the famed; famous land.

Orlanda

Feminine form of Orlando, meaning 'land of gold' or 'famous throughout the land' in Italian.

Orlando

Derived from the Germanic name Roland, meaning 'land of the famous,' or 'famous throughout the land.'

Orlean

Derived from the name of the city Orléans in France, denoting someone from there or having connections to the city.

Orleans

Refers to the geographic location, originating from the city Orléans in France, representing one who is from Orleans.

Orlena

A diminutive form of Orlando, with similar connotations of fame and land.

Orley

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the golden meadow.'

Orlo

Derived from Slavic roots meaning 'golden' or 'to speak.'

Orlondo

An Italian variant of Orlando, meaning 'famous throughout the land.'

Orman

A name meaning 'army man' from Old English roots.

Ormand

An Anglicized form of the Irish name meaning 'of the sea,' denoting a connection to water.

Ormanda

A feminine variation related to the name Orlando, meaning 'land of fame.'

Ormeman

An Old English name meaning 'man of the sea.'

Ormemund

The name Ormemund means 'protecting with a serpent' in Old English.

Ormond

Ormond is derived from the Gaelic 'Oirdh', meaning 'noble' or 'from the noble family'.

Ormonde

Ormonde derives from Old French, meaning 'from the mountain'.

Ormondo

Ormondo is an Italian variant of the name Ormond, implying nobility or from a noble house.

Ormund

Ormund means 'the protector of the people', derived from Old English.

Ornagrine

Ornagrine means 'golden flower' in Old French.

Ornella

Ornella means 'a flower' or 'a blossom' in Italian.

Ornice

Ornice is a name of Slavic origin meaning 'eagle'.

Oro

Oro means 'gold' in Spanish.

Orofoise

Orofoise is derived from a dialect meaning 'of gold'.

Orphelin

Orphelin means 'orphan' in French.

Orphillia

A variant of Orphelia, meaning 'the maiden' or 'the daughter of light'.

Orquidea

The Spanish word for 'orchid', symbolizing beauty and strength.

Orri

A name meaning 'slope' or 'rise', often associated with hills or heights.

Orrick

Meaning 'Orric's land' or 'from the shore', a name of Old English origin.

Orrie

A diminutive of the name 'Orran', meaning 'river' or 'water'.

Orrik

A variant of Orrick, meaning 'Orric's land' or 'heath near the sea'.