Names That Mean O

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Dymitr
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitri
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitria
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitriah
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitry
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymock
From the dark oak tree.
English
Dymphna
Derived from Gaelic 'damh' meaning 'fawn', associated with Saint Dymphna.
Irish
Dympna
Dympna is the name of a 7th-century Irish saint, meaning 'fawn' or 'little de...
Irish
Dynyse
Combination of the names Dyna and Denise.
English
Dyomedes
Gift of Zeus.
Greek
Dyonisios
Concerned with the reveling of the wine and the liberation it could bring.
Greek
Dyonisus
Concerned with the reveling of the wine and the liberation it could bring.
Greek
Dyudhuni
Knower of battles.
Sanskrit
Dyumani
Ocean.
Sanskrit
Dyumat
Lustrous.
Sanskrit
Dyumayi
Full of light or radiance
Sanskrit
dyumna
Glorious.
Sanskrit
Dyumnahuti
Offering of glory.
Sanskrit
dyuti
Glow, radiance.
Sanskrit
dyutir
Radiance, splendor.
Sanskrit
Dyven
From the deep valley.
English
Dyviah
Love of God.
Hebrew
Dyvon
From the deep valley.
English
Dyvynarth
From the deep valley.
Welsh
Dyvyr
From the deep valley.
Welsh
Dywel
Worthy, handsome.
Welsh
dzaki
One who is righteous.
Arabic
Dzakir
One who remembers Allah.
Arabic
Dzifa
Born on a friday.
Akan
Dzimaar
Visitor.
Arabic
Dzsesszika
Hungarian form of Jessica, meaning 'God beholds'.
Hungarian
Dzulfaqar
Name of the sword of Imam Ali.
Arabic
Eachan
Horse lord.
Scottish
Eachen
Horseman.
Scottish
Eachin
Horseman.
Irish
Eachon
Horse lord.
Scottish
Eachthighearn
Lord of horses.
Irish
Eachyn
Little horseman.
Scottish
Eacnung
Sharp sword.
Anglo-saxon
Eada
Blessed, prosperous.
Anglo-saxon
Eadbeorht
Prosperous, bright.
Anglo-saxon
Eadbhard
Brave, strong.
Irish
Eadburga
Wealthy fortress.
Anglo-saxon
Eadburt
Bright, glorious.
Anglo-saxon
Eadda
Wealthy protector.
Anglo-saxon
Eade
Prosperous, blessed.
Anglo-saxon
Eadgar
Prosperous spear.
Anglo-saxon
Eadgard
Prosperous enclosure.
Anglo-saxon
Eadgyth
Prosperous Battle.
Anglo-saxon
Eadignes
Blessed One.
Anglo-saxon
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