Boy Names Starting With O

Related to Horatius; Latin origin connected to time and Roman heritage.

Italian form of Horatius, meaning 'keeper of the hours' or related to the god of time.

Gold is wealth; from Yoruba 'oro' (gold) and 'oluwa' (God, wealth).

Of the mountains; from Greek mythology, name of Agamemnon's son.

Derived from Greek, meaning 'of the mountain' or 'mountaineer,' symbolizing strength and connection to nature.

Mountain man; from Greek 'oros' meaning mountain.

Orphan; derived from Arabic 'yatim'.

My light, bringing illumination and guidance

From Hebrew meaning 'God is my light,' or refers to a golden color. Can also mean 'golden' in Latin.

Rising in the sky, hunter in Greek myth

Golden princess; combines 'or' (gold) and 'flaith' (princess) in Irish.

Pointed land; variant of Orlando from Germanic 'Orland'

Famous land or renowned territory.

Famous ruler or renowned leader, from Germanic elements 'hrod' (fame) and 'nald' (ruler).

Famous land; renowned in the land

Possibly a variant of Orlando from Spanish and Germanic 'orlando' meaning famous land or famous ruler.

Possibly from Germanic elements meaning 'spear' or 'serpent'.

From Ormond, an Irish region; historically associated with Norman nobility

Gold; represents wealth and preciousness

Bear cub; from Latin origins suggesting strength and youth.

Variant of Orville, possibly from Old French meaning 'golden city' or derived from an estate name.

Golden city or golden town.

Gold city.

Relating to the hunter constellation. Variant of Orion from Greek mythology.

Related to the hunter constellation; symbolizes strength and celestial connection

Lion; strength, power, and bravery in Arabic.

Lion; symbolizes strength, courage, and bravery in Arabic tradition.

Divine rule, combining Germanic elements for 'god' and 'rule'.

Divine warrior; a warrior blessed by the divine or god's bear.

Divine bear or God bear. Old English elements meaning protection and strength.

Divine stream or bear warrior; an English surname derived from Old English elements

Divine spear, deer-lover, champion

Variant of Hosea, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God is salvation' or 'God saves,' reflecting divine deliverance.

Noble, or a day name in Akan tradition. Associated with dignity and respect.

God is salvation; a variant form related to biblical names of deliverance.

Young deer; Welsh form of Ossian from Celtic mythology

Possibly variant of Hebrew 'Hosea', meaning 'salvation' or 'God saves'.

Divine spear, from Old Norse áss (god) and arr (warrior).

Divine spear

Bustard (a bird) or embodying old age and valor; an Arabic name denoting strength.

Divine protector. From Old English elements os (god) and mond (protector).

Bear; Spanish word used as a given name.

Divine ruler; from os (god) and rice (power/ruler)

Small deer or young deer; from the Gaelic Oisín, a legendary Celtic poet and warrior.

Steadfast; from Greek Eustathius meaning stable

Variant of Austin from Latin Augustus meaning 'majestic' or 'venerable'.

Divine power; from 'os' (god) and 'wald' (power/ruler), variant of Oswaldo.

Divine ruler and friend; from Old English Oswald elements

From Latin Octavius, meaning 'eighth,' traditionally referring to the eighth month or the eighth-born child.

Derived from Arabic roots; associated with strength and nobility.

Wealthy spearman or famous riches; combined Germanic elements for prosperity and warrior strength.

God is my strength; lion of God.

Wealthy or prosperous; Germanic name with historical Roman usage.

Wealthy or prosperous; derived from Germanic roots, related to Otis.

God is my strength; variant of Othniel from Hebrew origins.

God is my strength; Spanish form of Othniel.

The eighth; Italian form of the Roman name Octavius

Diminutive of Otto, a German name meaning 'wealthy' or 'fortunate'

Wealth, fortune, prosperity

Arabic variant of Umar/Omar, meaning 'long-lived'.

Servant of God; variant spelling of Osman/Usman from Arabic Othman.

Strength

Servant of God; from the Hebrew biblical name Obadiah.

Upper town or town on a ridge; English geographical surname.

Latin name borne by the Roman poet, referring to his historical and literary significance.

French form of Ovid, from the Latin Ovidius; historically associated with the ancient Roman poet Publius Ovidius Naso.

From the Roman poet Ovid; Latin origin name.

Welsh form of Eugenius; venerable, well-born

A name with historical Islamic significance; possibly related to companionship.

Young warrior, well-born, noble

Surname used as given name, derived from Welsh Owen.

Variant of Owen; means young warrior in Welsh tradition.

From Old English 'oxan leah,' meaning 'ox meadow'; represents pastoral and agricultural heritage.

Turkish name meaning 'bard,' 'poet,' or 'minstrel,' representing artistic expression and musical talent.

Variant of biblical Uziah, Hebrew 'Uzziyyahu' meaning 'God is my strength.'

God is my strength; strong with God. Hebrew biblical name.

Divine spear; God's power

From Old English elements 'os' (divine) and 'weald' (rule), meaning 'god's power' or 'divine ruler.'

Divine spear or divine warrior; diminutive of Oswald or Oscar with Germanic roots.

Spear of God or bear god, from English/Germanic roots.