Girl Names starting with “O”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “O”
Girl Names starting with “O”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oaklee | f | The name Oaklee is regarded as an American variant of Oakley | |
| Oana | f | The first name Oana stands for the graceful or the lovely one | |
| Oara | f | Latin | Oara (Oară) is a Romanian girl's name that has Latin origins |
| Obba | f | possession | |
| Obdulia | f | Arabic | The name Obdulia is derived from Abdulia and is the feminine form of the name Abdul |
| Obuna | f | The name has Brazilian roots | |
| Occa | f | Occa, as a girl's name, is an East Frisian spelling of Okka or Ocka | |
| Oceana | f | Latin | Oceana, the feminine form of Oceanus, means "the ocean." Its origins trace back to Gree… |
| Oceane | f | Océane is the feminine form of the French unisex name Océan and means "the ocean." The … | |
| Ocka | f | The name Ocka is an East Frisian feminine designation that is regarded as an independen… | |
| Octavia | f | Latin | Octavia is a feminine derivative of the name Octavianus, which has its origin in the Ro… |
| Octavia-Marisol | f | Latin | Octavia means 'the eighth' |
| Octavie | f | Latin | Octavie is a French and Luxembourgish form of Octavia, a feminine variant of the name O… |
| October | f | Latin | The name October originally comes from America and refers to the month of October in En… |
| Oda | f | Norwegian | The female first name Oda has its roots in Old High German and is an independent short … |
| Oda-Maria | f | Oda-Maria is a double name combining Oda ("the possessor") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Odarka | f | Persian | Odarka (Одарка) is regarded as a variant of Dariya (Дарія), a Ukrainian form of the nam… |
| Odelia | f | English | Odelia has various origins |
| Odessa | f | Greek | Odessa is used as the female form of the name Odysseus in the USA and Italy |
| Odeta | f | Odeta, as the Lithuanian variant of Odette, carries a deeper meaning | |
| Odetta | f | Odetta is a female first name that originates from Old High German and is derived from … | |
| Odette | f | French | The name Odette, commonly used in French, means 'the owner' or 'the heir' |
| Odeya | f | Hebrew | Odeya is a female first name that traces back to biblical Hebrew roots |
| Odice | f | French | The name Odice comes from French and means sensuality as well as cheerfulness |
| Odila | f | Odila is a female first name that can be translated as 'the heir' or 'the possessor' as… | |
| Odilberta | f | Odilberta, as a female first name, is derived from Otberta and comes from Old High German | |
| Odile | f | French | The name Odile means 'the possessor', 'the wealthy', and 'the heiress' |
| Odilgard | f | Odilgard, a female first name, means 'the protector of the land' or 'the protector of p… | |
| Odilia | f | The name Odilia, which has its origins in Old High German, means 'the possessor', 'the … | |
| Odilie | f | The name Odilie means 'the owner', 'the wealthy', and also 'the heiress' | |
| Odilla | f | Polish | The name Odilla is a feminine designation with Old High German origin |
| Odina | f | Odina, a female first name, is a variation of Oda, which is rooted in Old High German | |
| Odine | f | The name Odine is a derivative of the name Oda and is essentially a female first name | |
| Odith | f | The name Odith has its roots in Old English and is composed of the elements 'ead', mean… | |
| Ofelia | f | Ofelia represents the Italian and Spanish form of the Greek name Ophelia, while the Por… | |
| Ofra | f | Hebrew | The name Ofra (עָףְרָה) has its roots in biblical Hebrew and was originally a masculine… |
| Ofri | f | The name Ofri means 'the fawn' and is suitable for both men and women | |
| Ogata | f | Japanese | Ogata is a name for girls, meaning 'the Great.' The name has its roots in the Japanese … |
| Ogechi | f | African | The first name Ogechi, female, can be translated from Igbo as 'God's time' |
| Ognjenka | f | Slavic | refers to a Serbo-Croatian name whose meaning is "the Fiery" |
| Ohaila | f | Arabic | The meaning of Ohaila is: 'Herzlich Willkommen' |
| Ohana | f | Hawaiian | The first name Ohana has its roots in the Hawaiian word ʻohana, which means 'the family… |
| Ohndria | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Oiartza | f | Basque | Oiartza is a Basque girl's name that comes from the Spanish-speaking area |
| Oihana | f | Basque | The name Oihana is the feminine variant of Oihan and carries the meaning 'the forest' |
| Ojdana | f | Serbo-Croatian origin | |
| Ojuncaral | f | The spelling Ojuncaral does not exist in Mongolian; however, Ojunzazral is a variant | |
| Okelani | f | Hawaiian | Okelani is a variation of the name Okalani, which is regarded as the feminine form of t… |
| Okka | f | The name Okka is an independent diminutive from East Frisia and is associated with Old … | |
| Okkea | f | Okkea is a lovely girl's name that comes from an Old High German composition | |
| Oksana | f | The female first name Oksana means the hospitable one or the stranger | |
| Oktavia | f | Latin | Oktavia is regarded as the feminine form of the name Octavianus, which is derived from … |
| Oktyabrina | f | Russian | Oktyabrina is a beautiful girl's name that originates from Russian and is derived from … |
| Ola | f | Hawaiian | The unisex name Ola has various roots and accordingly different meanings |
| Olah | f | Norse | Olah can be seen as a variant of Ola, which is a feminine derivation of the name Olaf, … |
| Olaia | f | The name Olaia, which is rooted in both Basque and Galician traditions, is derived from… | |
| Olaide | f | African | The name has African roots |
| Olalla | f | Spanish | Olalla is a Spanish variant of Eulalia |
| Olaug | f | Norwegian | The name Olaug, or Ólaug, has its roots in ancient Norway and Scandinavia and means 'th… |
| Olca | f | Celtic | The name Olca, used for girls, is considered a Bulgarian-Macedonian spelling of Olga |
| Oleana | f | Scandinavian | The female first name Oleana has its roots in the Nordic region and is regarded as a va… |
| Olema | f | Portuguese | derived from Golema (South Slavic for big, huge, extensive) |
| Olena | f | Olena is the Ukrainian form of the Greek name Helena | |
| Olene | f | Finnish | means 'be careful' in Estonian |
| Olenka | f | Polish | Olenka, a diminutive form of Olena, is derived from Helena and carries the meanings 'th… |
| Olesia | f | Russian | Olesia (Олеся) is a Ukrainian derivative of the name Olesya, which is of Russian origin… |
| Olesja | f | Olesja (Олеся) is a Russian spelling of the name Olesya, a diminutive form of Alexandra… | |
| Olessa | f | Slavic | The name Olessa means 'the one who defends against men,' 'the defender,' or 'the one wh… |
| Olessja | f | Polish | The name Olessja is a variant of the name Olesya and is derived from Alexandra |
| Olesya | f | Russian | The name Olesya (Олеся) is a diminutive form of Oleksandra and is thus closely related … |
| Olette | f | Latin | The name Olette is a female first name with Latin roots |
| Olexandra | f | The name Olexandra has its roots in Ancient Greek and is composed of the words 'alexein… | |
| Olfa | f | Arabic | The first name Olfa represents a Tunisian form of the Arabic name Ulfa |
| Olga | f | The female first name Olga comes from the Scandinavian language area and means 'the Hol… | |
| Olga-Angelina | f | Olga-Angelina is a double name combining Olga ("the holy one") and Angelina ("the messe… | |
| Olga-Björk | f | Olga-Björk is a double name combining Olga ("the holy one") and Björk ("the birch") | |
| Olga-Kim | f | Olga-Kim is a double name combining Olga ("the holy one") and Kim ("the one from the me… | |
| Olga-Maria | f | Greek | Olga-Maria is a double name combining Olga ("the holy one") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Olga-Marie | f | Olga-Marie is a double name combining Olga ("the holy one") and Marie ("the beloved") | |
| Olgenia | f | Slavic | The exact origin of the name Olgenia is unclear |
| Olia | f | The name Olia has its roots in the Old Norse language and is derived from the word 'hei… | |
| Oliana | f | The name Oliana (Олиана) is considered an East Slavic variation of Olga | |
| Olianna | f | The name has its roots in Romanian | |
| Olida | f | Arabic | Olida is a female first name of Kurdish and Turkish origin, likely derived from the nam… |
| Olie | f | Scandinavian | feminine variant of Oli |
| Olimpia | f | The name Olimpia is a variation of Olympia and has its roots in the city of the same name | |
| Olina | f | Olina is a feminine, Nordic derivative of the name Ole, which has its roots in the name… | |
| Olinda | f | Spanish | Olinda is a female first name that originates from South America and is likely a varian… |
| Olinde | f | Olinde is a girl's first name and represents a shortened form of Otlinde | |
| Oline | f | Danish | Oline represents a Danish and Norwegian spelling of the name Ole, which in turn goes ba… |
| Olinka | f | Polish | Olinka, a Slovak diminutive of Olga, originally derives from the Nordic name Helga |
| Olisa | f | African | Olisa is a female name that originates from Africa and serves as a traditional title fo… |
| Oliv | f | Latin | Oliv is a female name variant that is common in Norway and Sweden and is derived from O… |
| Oliva | f | Latin | Oliva is a first name that has Italian and Spanish roots and is considered a form of Ol… |
| Olive | f | Latin | Olive is an English and French form of the name Olivia, which has its origins in Oliva |
| Oliveira | f | Latin | Oliveira is a Portuguese derivative of the name Olivia, which in turn comes from Oliva |
| Olivera | f | Latin | The feminine first name Olivera is a Macedonian and Serbo-Croatian spelling of Olivia, … |
| Olivet | f | Latin | Olivet is an English form of the popular girl's name Olivia, which originally traces ba… |
| Olivette | f | Latin | Olivette is a literary variation of the name Olivia and ultimately comes from Oliva |
| Olivia | f | Latin | The female first name Olivia has developed from the early Christian saint name Oliva, w… |