| Boys | Girls |
| Oliver (English): Olive tree | Olivia (English): Olive tree |
| Owen (Welsh): Young warrior | Octavia (Latin): Eighth born |
| Oscar (English): Divine strength | Ophelia (Greek): Help |
| Orion (Greek): Hunter in Greek mythology | Odette (French): Wealthy |
| Otis (Germanic): Wealthy, fortunate | Oriana (Italian): Golden |
| Osman (Turkish): Young deer | Olive (English): Olive tree |
| Omar (Muslim – Arabic): Long-lived, eloquent | Odalis (Turkish): Wealthy |
| Otto (Germanic): Wealthy | Olesia (Russian): Defender of mankind |
| Orlando (Spanish): Famous land | Orla (Irish): Golden princess |
| Oren (Hebrew): Pine tree | Oona (Irish): Lamb |
| Osamu (Japanese): Discipline, study | Ozlem (Turkish): A wish |
| Onur (Turkish): Honor | Ottilie (German): Wealthy |
| Osiris (Egyptian): God of the afterlife | Odalys (Greek): Song |
| Octavius (Latin): Eighth born | Olympia (Greek): From Mount Olympus |
| Odin (Norse): Chief god in Norse mythology | Orli (Hebrew): Light of God |
| Omid (Persian): Hope | Opal (English): Precious gemstone |
| Osbert (Germanic): Bright god | Ora (Hebrew): Light |
| Odysseus (Greek): Hero in Greek mythology | Ottilia (German): Prosperous in battle |
| Orville (French): Gold town | Onyx (English): Black gemstone |
| Omer (Muslim – Arabic): Flourishing, long-lived | Osanna (Italian): Praise to God |
| Ocean (English): Large body of water | Odalys (Spanish): Song |
| Osvald (Scandinavian): God’s power | Olaya (Spanish): Saintly |
| Oberon (Germanic): Noble bear | Ondine (French): Little wave |
| Onyx (English): Black gemstone | Omara (Arabic): Flourishing, flourishing woman |
| Osric (Old English): Divine ruler | Octavia (Spanish): Eighth born |
| Osias (Greek): God’s salvation | Oriana (Italian): Golden |
| Osamu (Japanese): Discipline, studious | Orquidea (Spanish): Orchid |
| Orhan (Turkish): Chief, ruler | Orlena (French): Golden |
| Oisin (Irish): Little deer | Olwen (Welsh): White footprint |
| Osamu (Japanese): Disciplined, studious | Olga (Russian): Holy, blessed |
| Omero (Italian): Homer, pledge | Ophira (Hebrew): Gold |
| Osbert (Old English): Bright god | Olympia (Greek): Mount Olympus |
| Octavio (Spanish): Eighth born | Osana (Spanish): Saved, delivered |
| Omkar (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sound of Om | Odelle (French): Wealthy |
| Ossian (Irish): Little deer | Oyuna (Mongolian): Rejoice |
| Osian (Welsh): Little deer | Odelia (Hebrew): Praise God |
| Orel (Slavic): Eagle | Orly (Hebrew): Light |
| Osman (Arabic): Devotion | Onna (Japanese): Woman |
| Osvaldo (Spanish): God’s power | Orinda (Spanish): Gold |
| Orpheus (Greek): Poet and musician in Greek mythology | Olena (Ukrainian): Torch, light |
| Obed (Hebrew): Servant, worshiper | Odila (German): Wealthy |
| Ozzy (English): Divine strength | Olga (Slavic): Holy, blessed |
| Oran (Irish): Light, pale | Orabel (French): Beautiful prayer |
| Orson (English): Bear cub | Orna (Hebrew): Pine tree |
| Oktay (Turkish): Brave moon | Oksana (Ukrainian): Praise God |
| Osamu (Japanese): Discipline, studious | Ofra (Hebrew): Fawn |
| Oleander (English): A flowering shrub | Odila (Germanic): Wealthy |
| Orestes (Greek): Mountain | Osma (Arabic): Highest |
| Osiris (Egyptian): Powerful god of the afterlife | Oliana (Hawaiian): Oleander flower |
| Obadiah (Hebrew): Servant of God | Oriole (English): Songbird |
| Omkar (Hindi/Sanskrit): Sound of Om | Olivia (English): Olive tree |
| Osman (Muslim – Arabic): Devotion | Ophelia (Greek): Help |
| Osamu (Japanese): Discipline, studious | Orla (Irish): Golden princess |
| Onur (Turkish): Honor | Omara (Arabic): Flourishing, flourishing woman |
| Ojas (Hindi/Sanskrit): Energy, strength | Odalis (Turkish): Wealthy |
| Omar (Muslim – Arabic): Long-lived, eloquent | Ozlem (Turkish): A wish |
| Oren (Hebrew): Pine tree | Oriana (Italian): Golden |
| Osiris (Egyptian): Powerful god of the afterlife | Onyx (English): Black gemstone |
| Orion (Greek): Hunter in Greek mythology | Ozara (Persian): Light, dawn |
| Osbert (Germanic): Bright god | Oksana (Ukrainian): Praise God |
| Omid (Persian): Hope | Orna (Hebrew): Pine tree |
| Omri (Hebrew): My sheaf | Omaima (Muslim – Arabic): One who has good expectations |
| Osvaldo (Spanish): God’s power | Osana (Spanish): Saved, delivered |
| Otis (Germanic): Wealthy, fortunate | Orli (Hebrew): Light of God |
| Oskar (Germanic): Spear of the gods | Olesia (Russian): Defender of mankind |
| Osric (Old English): Divine ruler | Oksanna (Ukrainian): Praise God |
| Osvald (Scandinavian): God’s power | Oyuna (Mongolian): Rejoice |
| Orhan (Turkish): Chief, ruler | Omnia (Muslim – Arabic): Wish, hope |
| Ozan (Turkish): Poet, bard | Orabella (Italian): Beautiful prayer |
| Omer (Muslim – Arabic): Flourishing, long-lived | Ottilie (German): Wealthy |
| Otis (Greek): Keen of hearing | Ophira (Hebrew): Gold |
| Onyx (English): Black gemstone | Orna (Irish): Pale |
| Oleg (Russian): Holy, blessed | Ona (Lithuanian): Grace |
| Omkar (Hindi/Sanskrit): Creator of Om | Olaia (Basque): Bird |
| Orson (English): Bear cub | Omaira (Arabic): Red, eloquent |
| Omarion (African-American): Elevated, exalted | Oyku (Turkish): Story, tale |
| Osbert (Old English): Bright god | Orianne (French): Golden |
| Ozias (Greek): God’s salvation | Oksanna (Ukrainian): Praise God |
| Osaze (African): God’s gift | Ora (Hebrew): Light |
| Oskari (Finnish): Anvil | Ondine (French): Little wave |
| Osian (Welsh): Little deer | Orinthia (Greek): Mountain |
| Ovidiu (Romanian): Shepherd | Orquidea (Spanish): Orchid |
| Ojaswin (Hindi/Sanskrit): Energetic, strong | Oyuna (Mongolian): Joy, happiness |
| Oluwaseun (African): Thank God | Omaima (Muslim – Arabic): Anticipating good |
| Ozzy (English): Divine strength | Onnika (Inuit): Flowing water |
| Owais (Muslim – Arabic): Gifted, elevated | Omisha (Hindi/Sanskrit): Goddess of birth and death |
| Ovid (Latin): Shepherd | Orlaith (Irish): Golden princess |
| Omid (Persian): Hope | Omaira (Arabic): Speaker |
| Osamu (Japanese): Discipline, study | Olwen (Welsh): White footprint |
| Osman (Turkish): Young deer | Orlanda (Italian): Famous land |
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