Girl Names That Start With O
Looking for a name that’s full of charm and originality? Girl names that start with “O” offer a touch of elegance and uniqueness! From the timeless beauty of Olivia, which means “olive tree,” to the mystical allure of Ophelia, these names are as vibrant as they are versatile.
Oaklyn
Modern invented name.
Oceane
French, “ocean.”
Octavia
Latin, “eighth.”
Oda
German, “wealth, fortune.”
Odelia
Hebrew, “I will praise the Lord.”
Odelle
Greek, “song.”
Odessa
Greek, “wrathful.”
Odette
French, “wealthy.”
Odeya
Hebrew, “I will thank God.”
Odile
French, “prospers in battles.”
Odilia
German, “wealthy.”
Oksana
Russian, “praise to God, hospitable.”
Olea
Latin, “olive.”
Olethea
Greek, “truth.”
Oliana
Polynesian and Hawaiian, “oleander, heavenly light.”
Olivette
French from Latin, “olive tree.”
Olivia
Latin, “olive.”
Oliviane
Latin, “olive tree.”
Olivianna
Modern invented name.
Olivine
French, “peridot, olive.”
Olydia
Modern invented name.
Olympia
Greek, “from Mount Olympus.”
Omarosa
African, “my beautiful child.”
Ombeline
French, meaning unknown.
Ombra
Italian, “shadow.”
Omilly
Modern invented name.
Omina
Japanese, “woven, beauty, fruit trees.”
Omorose
African, “beautiful child.”
Ondine
French from Latin, “little wave.”
Oona
Irish, “lamb.”
Opal
Sanskrit, “precious stone” or “jewel.”
Ophelia
Greek, “help.”
Ophelie
French, “help.”
Ophira
Hebrew, “gold.”
Orabella
Latin, “beautiful altar.”
Orana
Australian Aboriginal, “welcome.”
Orchid
English flower name.
Orella
Latin, “golden or announcement of the gods.”
Orenda
Native American, “great spirit, magical power.”
Oria
Italian, “golden.”
Oriana
Old French via Latin, “golden.”
Orianne
French, “rising” or “eastern.”
Orianthi
Greek, “mountain flower.”
Oriette
Teutonic, “little golden one.”
Orina
Greek, “peace.”
Orla
Irish, “gold princess.”
Orlena
French, “golden.”
Orna
Irish, “sallow.”
Ornella
Italian, “flowering ash tree.”
Orsa
Italian, “little bear.”
Osanna
Latin, “hosannah.”
Oscara
English and Irish, “friend of deer, the spear of god.”
Ostara
Anglo-Saxon, “goddess of spring and the dawn.”
Ottavia
Italian, “eighth.”
Ottilia
German, “prosperous in battle.”
Ottilie
German, “riches.”
Ottoline
French, “prospers in battle.”
Ovelia
Greek, “help.”
Ovidia
Italian from Latin, “shepherd.”
Ozanne
French, “God is gracious.”