Girl Names Starting With O

One or unity, from Irish Gaelic 'Oonagh.'

One or unity; from Irish tradition, symbolizing wholeness and singularity.

Precious stone, jewel, gem

Related to or resembling opal

Help, assistance, serpent

Help or wisdom

Light; a variant of Ora.

Possibly a variant of Aurelia, from Latin 'aureus' meaning 'golden'.

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

Golden. From Latin aureus, symbolizing radiance and precious beauty.

Related to gold or dawn; suggests brightness and golden qualities.

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

Hebrew name possibly meaning 'light,' related to the Hebrew word 'or.'

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

Golden princess; from the elements for gold and sovereignty.

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

Light is to me; derived from the Hebrew word Or meaning light.

Biblical Moabite woman; possibly derived from a Hebrew word meaning gazelle or related to 'stiff-necked'.

Odd or occasional; carries a distinctive and unique quality.

Bear in Spanish and Portuguese; part in Finnish and Scandinavian languages.

Yoruba orisha of fertility, love, beauty, and the river. Associated with feminine grace and sensuality.

Derived from the Germanic pagan spring festival, symbolizing renewal, rebirth, and the vernal equinox.

Divine ruler and friend; from Old English Oswald elements

Possibly derived from Ophelia, meaning 'helper' or 'aid' in Greek.

Wealthy, prosperous, with heritage and strength.

Wealthy; from Latin 'otium' meaning leisure or affluence

Wealthy, prosperous. From Latin root meaning 'rich' or 'of great fortune.'

Eighth. From Latin, historically given to eighth-born children or as dynastic names.

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

Wealthy or prosperous; feminine form of Otto, representing affluence and fortune.

Wealthy and prosperous.

Mother; represents maternal love and nurturing.

Heavenly, of the sky; one of the nine Muses in Greek mythology.

Possibly derived from South Indian/Sanskrit traditions, though exact meaning is unclear.

Hospitable; derived from Greek xenia meaning hospitality and kindness

A Yoruba name combining 'oyin' (honey) and 'sola' (wealth), symbolizing sweetness and prosperity.

Snow; representing purity and beauty.

Sorrowful or yearning; from Turkish meaning to miss or long for something.

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