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Ogunsheye
God of war.
Oguz
An arrow
Ogwambi
One who is always unfortunate. A Luganda name used in the East Africa region.
Ogweno
Born at dawn or cock crow ... comes from the Luo word
Ogyer
Wealthy warrior.
Ogyl
High|From the high hill or peak.
Ogylvie
High|From the high hill or peak.
Oha
Meditation, True knowledge
Ohad
Praising, confessing.
Ohan
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohane
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohanes
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohanko
Restless
Ohann
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohanne
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohannes
God is gracious. A form of John.
Ohanzee
Shadow which is comforting.
Ohas
Praise
Ohcumgache
Little wolf (Cheyenne).
Ohel
Tent, tabernacle, brightness.
Ohileshwar
Shiva
Ohin
Chief
Ohini
Akan of Ghana name meaning 'chief.' OHENE
Ohiteka
Brave
Ohitekah
Brave
Ohiyesa
Victory
Ohm
Primordial Sound
Ohon
One named to preserve the name of an elder who has died. A Luo name used in the East Africa region.
Ohyn
Chief
Ohyo
Beautiful river.
Oidhche
Night
Oilibhear
Relic
Oisin
Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology.
Oistan
Little but majestic. A form of Austin.
Oisyn
Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology.
Oiushegun
One who walks with God Olusbigun
Ojadh
One who Gives Strength
Ojan
Wave, Assembles, United
Ojapati
Master of Power, A Deity of Bodhi Tree
Ojas
Lustre
Ojasin
Strong Powerful
Ojaspati
Master of Power and Luster
Ojaswin
Lustrous
Ojaswinee
Brightness
Ojaswit
A powerful and radiant man
Ojasya
Strong, Powerful
Ojay
One who is brash
Ojayit
Courageous
Ojesh
Light
Oji
Ibo of Nigeria name meaning 'bearer of gifts.'
Ojis
Teej ojisvi
Ojishth
Strongest
Ojjaswin
Body strength
Ojo
Baby of a difficult birth.
Ojore
Warrior. Man of war. A Ateso name used in the East Africa region.
Ojwang
One who survived despite neglect. A Luo name used in the East Africa region.
Okafor
One who was born during Afor market day. A Ibo name used in the West Africa region.
Okan
Resembling a horse
Okanlawon
A son born after several daughters. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region.
Okapie
Animal with horns, A reddish-brown coat and horizontal white stripes on its legs.