| Obelia - Oya |
| Obelia (Bini, Africa) "She makes her own path" Octavia (Latin) "Eighth-born child" Odelia (Hebrew) "I will praise God" (Old English) "From the wood hill" (Old French) "Wealthy" Odessa (Greek) "Long voyage" Odette (French) "Wealthy" [var. Odelia] Odina (Algonquian) "Mountain" Ojinjintka (Sioux) "Rose" Okalani (Hawaiian) "Of the heavens" or "From Heaven" Oksana (Russian) "Praise be to God" Olathe (Shawnee) "Beautiful" Olga (Old Norse) "Holy one" Olinda (Latin) "Sweet-smelling" Olivia (Latin) "Olive tree" or "Olive branch" Olwen (Welsh) "White footprint" Olufemi (Yoruba, Nigeria) "God loves me" Olympia (Greek) "From Olympus" or "Heavenly" Opa (Choctaw) "Owl" Ophelia (Greek) "Helper" Ora (Hebrew) "Light" Orella (Latin) "An announcement from God" Oriana (Celtic) "Golden" (Latin) "Dawning" Oriole (Latin) "Golden one" Orlenda (Russian) "Female eagle" Orpah (Hebrew) "Fawn" or "Runaway" Osyka (Choctaw) "Eagle" Oya (Miwok) "To name" |