Names That Mean O

Discover baby names meaning O for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Hobab
Beloved.
Hebrew
Hoben
From the high hilly land.
English
Hobo
A homeless person.
English
Hobsen
Son of Robert.
English
Hobson
Son of Robert.
English
Hock
From the river bend.
German
Hockley
From the hock meadow.
English
Hockney
From the hock meadow.
English
Hodaiah
Whom God has adorned.
Hebrew
Hodaka
Swift falcon.
Japanese
Hodakah
Splendor, brightness.
Hebrew
Hodari
Strong, powerful.
Swahili
Hodaviah
Splendor of God.
Hebrew
Hodel
Praise, song.
Hebrew
Hoder
Famous warrior.
Norse
Hodesh
Renewal, new moon.
Hebrew
Hodevah
Splendor, glory.
Hebrew
Hodge
Son of Roger.
English
Hodgson
Son of Hodg(e).
English
Hodr
Warrior.
Norse
Hodson
Son of Hod(e).
English
Hodsone
Son of Hodge.
English
Hodur
Warrior.
Norse
Hoel
Eminent, famous.
Welsh
Hoenir
Brave, powerful.
Norse
Hoffman
Farm worker, steward.
German
Hoffmen
Son of Hoff.
German
Hofman
From the farm.
Dutch
Hofmen
From the farm.
Dutch
Hogan
Young warrior.
Irish
Hogin
Young warrior.
Irish
Hogni
One who fights with fire.
Norse
Hogyn
Youth.
Welsh
Hoham
Who rides proudly.
Hebrew
Hohanonivah
He who is honored.
Cherokee
Hohberht
Bright as a sword.
English
Hoile
From the hollow.
English
Hola
Hello.
Spanish
Holah
Moonlight.
Arabic
Holaina
Holly.
Hawaiian
Holana
Gorgeous.
Hawaiian
Holanah
Grace or favor.
Hebrew
Holand
From the low-lying land.
English
Holata
Alligator.
Cherokee
Holder
One who holds or possesses.
English
Holdon
From the hollow hill.
English
Holdun
From the hollow hill.
English
Holdyn
From the hollow valley.
English
Holger
Ruler of the island.
Scandinavian
Holic
Devoted, dedicated.
Slavic
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