Girl Names Starting With O

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.

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

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

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

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 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.

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

Wealth, prosperity.

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

Queen; royalty, dignity, and leadership

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

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

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.

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

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.

Derived from Latin for olive, referencing Mount of Olives (Olivet). Symbolizes peace, blessing, and wholeness.

French diminutive of Olive, meaning 'olive tree,' symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Olive tree. Latin origin representing peace, wisdom, and fruitfulness.

Combination of Olivia ('olive tree,' symbolizing peace) and Grace ('graceful elegance'), representing peaceful grace.

Derived from the olive tree, symbolizing peace and fruitfulness in classical tradition.

Olive tree. Represents peace, wisdom, and abundance in classical symbolism.

Modern variant of Olivia; from Latin meaning 'olive tree,' symbolizing peace.

From the olive tree; symbolizes peace, wisdom, and victory

Olive tree, symbolizing peace.

Polish variant of Olivia, meaning 'olive tree'; symbolizes peace and wisdom.

Ascending, going up; from Hebrew aliyah meaning ascension

Child of God; combining 'olu' (chief/lord) and 'chi' (God/spirit) in Igbo.

A Yoruba name conveying divine blessing, where 'Oluwa' means God or Lord.

God has brought me wealth; combines Oluwa (God) with prosperity elements

God's blessing or divine favor

Compound Yoruba name meaning God is my crown; symbolizes divine protection and royal blessing.

God loves me, God's love for me

God cherishes, from Yoruba oluwa (God) and kemi (cherish)

God brings good fortune or God has given me wealth

God of honor and wealth; from Yoruba 'Oluwa' (God), 'semi' (honor), and 'lore' (wealth).

God has blessed us. A Yoruba name expressing gratitude and divine blessing.

God has accomplished this; expresses gratitude for divine blessing and favor

God is worth more than riches; from Yoruba combining 'Oluwa' (God) and 'tamilore' (worth more than wealth).

God's wealth is mine, combining 'oluwa' (God), 'teni' (my own), and 'ola' (wealth)

God establishes or God builds; combining 'Oluwa' (God in Yoruba) with an element signifying creation or foundation.

Yoruba name meaning God is great; expresses gratitude and divine reverence.

God is worthy of thanks, combining Yoruba 'Oluwa' (God) and 'tomisin' (we thank).

God is worthy; a combination of Oluwa (God) and toni (worthy).

God has been good to us

God owns joy; expresses divine ownership of happiness and blessings

Welsh name combining elements meaning white, blessed, or footprint.

From Greek 'Olympos' referring to Mount Olympus and the ancient Olympics, symbolizing excellence.

From Latin 'olivus' meaning 'olive tree,' symbolizing peace and wisdom.

The final letter of the Greek alphabet; symbolizing the end or ultimate conclusion.

From Latin 'omina' meaning omens, signs, or portents

Child of importance; Yoruba blessing name expressing honor

Child of wealth; wealthy child

Wave; a water nymph in mythology, from Latin unda

Variant of Andrea, meaning strong or warrior in Greek tradition.

Named after the Oneida people, a member nation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

Woman of honor; derived from Latin honorus meaning worthy of honor

Black gemstone, claw, nail