Boy Names That Start With O
Looking for boy names that start with the letter “O”? You’re in for a treat! From the charming and classic Oliver to the bold and adventurous Odin, names beginning with “O” offer a wonderful variety.
Obadias
Hebrew, “servant of God.”
Oben
Old Norse, “divine bear.”
Oberon
German, “noble and bear-like.”
Obsidian
Latin, “of Obsidius.”
Octans
Latin, “the eighth part of a circle.”
Octave
Latin, “eighth.”
Octavian
English via Latin, “eighth.”
Octavius
Latin, “eighth.”
Oded
Hebrew, “upholder, encourager.”
Odgen
English, “oak valley.”
Odin
Norse, “inspiration” or “fury.”
Odis
German, “wealth” or “fortune.”
Odysseus
Greek, “wrathful.”
Oisin
Irish, “little deer.”
Okello
African, “born after twins.”
Olaf
Scandinavian, “ancestor, heir.”
Olavi
Finnish, “ancestor.”
Ole
Scandinavian, “ancestor’s relic.”
Olen
Norse, “relic.”
Oliver
Latin, “olive tree.”
Ollie
Latin, English, “olive, elf warrior.”
Ollivander
Literary name.
Olsen
Danish-Norwegian, “son of Ole.”
Omari
African Swahili, “God is exalted, flourishing.”
Omri
Hebrew, “sheaf of grain, my people.”
Onofre
Greek, “one who is chaste, pure.”
Oran
Irish and Gaelic, “light or pale, small green place.”
Orbison
Scandinavian, “farmstead or village of a man called Orri, son…
Orel
Russian, “eagle.”
Oren
Hebrew, “pine tree.”
Orlock
Modern invented name.
Orlow
German and Polish, “eagle.”
Orren
Hebrew, “pine tree.”
Orson
French, “bear cub.”
Ortiz
Spanish, “son of Orti.”
Osbert
English, “God famous.”
Osborn
English, “God’s bear or divine warrior.”
Oscar
Irish, “friend of deer.”
Osher
Hebrew, “happiness.”
Osian
Irish, “little dear.”
Osias
Greek, “salvation, strength of God.”
Osiris
Egyptian, “mighty.”
Oskar
German, “God spear.”
Oslo
Norse, “meadow at the foot of a hill” or “God’s…
Ossian
Scottish, “stag.”
Osten
Germanic, “east.”
Oswald
English from Germanic, “divine ruler.”
Othello
Literary name.
Othieno
African Luo, “born at night.”
Otis
German, “wealthy.”
Otmar
Irish from Germanic, “rich fame.”
Otso
Finnish, “bear.”
Otto
German, “wealth, prosperity.”
Ove
Scandinavian, “blade or terror.”
Owen
Welsh, “young warrior, well-born.”
Owney
Celtic, Irish, “born of the yew tree or youth.”
Ozias
Greek and Hebrew, “salvation.”
Ozzie
Norse and German, “bear god or God’s power.”