Baby Names Starting with O

Derived from oak trees; one who lives near oaks

Oak tree clearing, meadow of oaks

Oak meadow; one from the oak meadow.

From the oak wood clearing; an English place name representing strength and nature.

Hebrew biblical name meaning servant of God; represents devotion and faithfulness.

One who serves and worships; derived from the Arabic root meaning 'servant of God.'

King of God; expresses divine sovereignty and royal blessing.

Servant of God; one who obeys God.

Elf ruler.

Bright fame; noble and famous

Heart (Igbo meaning); sash or belt (Japanese meaning); also connotes chief or leader

Means 'servant of God' or 'Yahweh is my help'; represents devotion and divine service

Father's mind; represents paternal wisdom and thought in Igbo culture.

Great fortune or prosperity, from Akan cultural naming tradition.

From Irish O'Brien, meaning descendant of Brien, where Brien means noble or high.

Descendant of Brien; from Irish, where Brien relates to strength or nobility.

Relating to the ocean; derived from Oceanus, the Greek god of oceans and waters

Of the ocean; ocean-like, derived from Oceanus the sea titan

Greek Titan god of fresh water and the ocean. Represents vast waters and oceanic dominion.

Eighth, derived from the Latin numeral octo

Feminine form of Octavius; derived from the Latin word for 'eighth'.

Eighth, representing order and divine balance in Roman tradition.

Spanish form of Octavianus, derived from Latin Octavius, traditionally given to an eighth-born child.

Feminine form of Octavius; means 'eighth' in Latin, traditionally given to eighth-born children.

The eighth; symbolizes completion and order from its Roman numeral origins.

From Latin 'octavus' meaning 'eighth.' Traditionally given to the eighth-born child.

Eighth.

Eighth; from Latin ordinal suggesting completion.

Eighth-born; derived from Latin octo meaning eight, historically used to denote birth order.

Variant of Octavia, a Latin name meaning 'eighth,' traditionally given to the eighth-born child.

Field or rice field. A name connected to nature, agriculture, and the earth.

Wealth or property, from Germanic root odal.

From Old Norse 'odal,' meaning inherited property or ancestral heritage, suggesting family legacy.

From Germanic roots meaning estate or property; variant of Ophelia.

Related to Odell; possibly from Old English elements meaning 'woad hill' or the woad plant.

Wealthy; variant of Odelia

Flea market or marketplace. Related to Odessa, a city known for its bustling trade.

Wealthy and prosperous; one who possesses abundance.

French name derived from Germanic roots, meaning 'wealth' or 'fortune'.

Wealthy; from the Germanic aud meaning wealth or prosperity, symbolizing affluence and good fortune.

Meaning 'wealth' or 'fortune', symbolizing prosperity and good fortune.

From Germanic roots meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity,' symbolizing abundance.

Frenzy, rage, inspiration, god of wisdom

Fury; inspiration. From the Norse god Odin, associated with wisdom, poetry, and battle.

Helper and aid; derived from Greek roots meaning assistance, support, and service.

Oak valley. English surname derived from Old English elements meaning oak tree and valley.

Wealth, prosperity.

Family in Hawaiian, symbolizing kinship, unity, and belonging within a close-knit group.

Queen; royalty, dignity, and leadership

King; a title of respect and authority in Akan culture.

Prince in the Akan language

Means 'young deer' or 'little fawn.' Symbolizes gentleness and connection to nature.

Finnish name meaning excellent, splendid, or outstanding. Symbolizes distinction and excellence.

Vigor, radiance, and vital life force. In Sanskrit and Ayurvedic medicine, represents the essence of immunity and strength.

Igbo name meaning 'God's creation' or 'gift from God,' expressing gratitude and divine blessing.

From Greek 'xenia' meaning hospitality, representing kindness and welcome.

An Igbo name combining Ola (greatness and wealth) with Edo, relating to lineage or legacy.

Ancestor's heir and descendant of forebears, honoring one's family lineage and heritage.

Yoruba name meaning 'prosperity has come home' or 'wealth returns home'; represents blessing and success.

Derived from Greek Eulalia, meaning well-spoken or eloquent.

My wealth has come; represents prosperity and richness arriving.

Violet or violet flower. A variant of Yolanda, derived from Greek elements.

Wealth has come or honor has arrived; a Yoruba name expressing gratitude for blessings.

Yoruba name meaning 'wealth brought by God' or 'God brings prosperity', combining Ola (wealth) with Oluwa (God).

Wealth in the house; expresses prosperity and abundance brought to the home

A Yoruba name combining elements related to wealth (ola) and welcome/reception (yinka), expressing prosperity and joy in receiving blessings.

Scandinavian form of Oliver or Olaf. Oliver possibly derives from the Latin for 'olive,' while Olaf comes from Old Norse origins.

Named after the oleander flower. A botanical name representing beauty and grace.

Holy, blessed. From Old Norse Helgi, adopted into Russian.

Defender of men, from Greek alexein (to defend) and aner (man).

Russian diminutive of Aleksandra, meaning 'defender' or 'protector of mankind'.

Olive tree; symbol of peace and wisdom

From Mount Olympus; of the gods.

Spanish word for 'olive tree'; symbolizes peace, wisdom, and natural beauty.

Olive tree, symbol of peace

A variant of Olivia, derived from the olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Olive tree, symbolizing peace