By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Oakes Old English The Oak Masculine Oakley Old English Grove of an Oak Tree Masculine Obadiah Hebrew Servant of the Lord Masculine Octavius Latin Eighth Born Masculine Odell Norse Man of Property Masculine Ogden Old English Residence Name Masculine Olaf Old Norse Relic Masculine Olin Middle English Holly Masculine Oliver Latin Olive Tree Masculine Omar Arabic First Born Masculine Oren Hebrew Cedar Tree Masculine Orland Teutonic Fame of the Land Masculine Orlando or Orland Teutonic Fame of the Land Masculine Orson Latin Like the Bear Masculine Orton Teutonic Wealthy Masculine Orvin Anglo Saxon Boar Friend Masculine Osborn Old English Soldier of God Masculine Osborn Teutonic Divine Bear Masculine Oscar Scandinavian Spear of God Masculine Osgood Teutonic Divine Creator Masculine Osmond Teutonic Under Divine Protection Masculine Oswald Teutonic Of God-Like Power Masculine Otis Greek Hears Well Masculine Otto Teutonic Prosperous Masculine Owen Welsh Well-Born Masculine Oxford English River's Pass Masculine Octavia Latin Eighth Feminine Odelette French-Greek Little Song Feminine Odelia Teutonic Wealthy Feminine Odette Greek Melody Feminine Olethea Latin Truth Feminine Olga Teutonic Holy Feminine Olive Latin Symbol of Peace Feminine Olivia or Olive Latin Symbol of Peace Feminine Olympia Greek Home of the Gods Feminine Opal Latin Gemstone Feminine Ophelia Greek Serpent Feminine Oprah Hebrew Fawn Feminine Ora Latin Seacoast Feminine Oralie Latin The Golden Feminine Oriana Latin Golden One Feminine Oribel Latin Golden Beauty Feminine Oriel Old French-Latin The Golden Feminine Orlantha Teutonic Fame of the Land Feminine Orlena Latin The Golden Feminine Orva Anglo Saxon Courageous Friend Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Obadiah ****** servant of the Lord Obal ****** inconvenience of old age Obed ****** a servant; workman Obed-edom ****** servant of Edom Obil ****** that weeps; who deserves to be bewailed Oboth ****** dragons; fathers; desires Ocran ****** a disturber; that disorders Oded ****** to sustain, hold or lift up Og ****** a cake; bread baked in ashes Ohad ****** praising; confessing Ohel ****** tent; tabernacle; brightness Olympas ****** heavenly Omar ****** he that speaks; bitter Omega ****** the last letter of the Greek alphabet; long O Omri ****** sheaf of corn On ****** pain; force; iniquity Onam, Onan ****** same as On Onesimus ****** profitable; useful Onesiphorus ****** who brings profit Ono ****** grief or strength or iniquity of him Ophel ****** a tower; darkness; small white cloud Ophir ****** fruitful region Ophni ****** wearisomeness; folding together Ophrah ****** dust; lead; a fawn Oreb ****** a raven Ornan ****** that rejoices Orpah ****** the neck or skull Oshea ****** same as Joshua Othni ****** my time; my hour Othniel ****** the hour of God Ozem ****** that fasts; their eagerness Ozias ****** strength from the Lord Ozni ****** an ear; my hearkening Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary By Origin • All 93 Roots • Hebrew • Arabic • Teutonic • Old English • Gaelic • Anglo Saxon • Greek • Japanese • Celtic • Latin • Old French • Muslim • French • German • Old Germanic • Welsh • Aramaic • Germanic • Slavonic • Scottish • English • Persian • Irish • Old Irish • Italian • Scandinavian • British • Old German • Old Norse • Variants • Celtic-Latin • French-Latin • Swedish • Norwegian • Russian • Anglo-French • Irish or Gaelic • Old French-Latin • Roman • Norse • Middle English • Old English-Latin • Old Welsh • Old Anglo French • Hindi • Chinese • Italian-Latin • Spanish • Dutch • Cornish • African • Danish • Turkish • Nigerian • Czech • Armenian • Cambodian • Hungarian • Cheyenne • Finnish • Greek-Persian • American • Afghani • Swahili • Yiddish • Itailian • Slavic • Spanish-Latin • Teutonic-Latin • Irish Gaelic • Native American • Roman Mythology • French-Teutonic • Hawaiian • African American • Polynesian • Latin or Polish • Hebrew or Latin • Aramean • Latin or French • French-Greek • Old French or Greek • Sanskrit • Spanish or Latin • Latin or Hebrew • Korean • American Indian • Vietnamese • Portuguese • Greek or Russian • Hopi • Navajo • Latin or Spanish