Boy names O

"Oak meadow"; Old English ác + léah

Old English · International

"Vigour, vitality"; also "lustre, splendour"

Sanskrit · Hindu

"Radiant" in popular use; Sanskrit ojasvin, "vigorous, powerful"

Sanskrit · Hindu

Vigorous, full of energy; Sanskrit ojasvin

Sanskrit · Hindu

"Olive tree" in popular use; a Germanic name reshaped by French olivier

Germanic (via Old French) · International

"The sacred syllable Om", a word of solemn assent

Sanskrit · Hindu

Long-lived, flourishing; from Arabic ʿumr, "life"

Arabic · Muslim · International

Lord of Om; Sanskrit om + īśa, "lord"

Sanskrit · Hindu

"The sacred syllable Om"; also a famous Shiva shrine

Sanskrit · Hindu

Light of Om; Sanskrit om + prakāśa, "light"

Sanskrit · Hindu

A Kerala Syrian Christian name, usually linked to Thomas, "twin"

Malayalam (Syrian Christian) · Christian

"God's spear"; Old English Osgar (Irish reading "friend of deer")

Old English and Irish · International

"Divine power", from Old English ós and weald

Old English · Christian

"Wealthy"; English surname from Ode or Otto, Germanic aud-

English (from Germanic) · International

"He will add"; the Kerala form of Joseph

Malayalam (from Syriac and Hebrew) · Christian

"Gifted" or "little wolf"; Arabic Uways, from aws

Arabic · Muslim

"Well-born, noble"; Welsh Owain, from Greek eugenēs

Welsh (ultimately Greek) · International