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Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

Soft & gentle

Gentle sounds, tender meanings

30 names

Latin · English

Olivia

Associated with olive; exact formation uncertain

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French

Odette

Wealth or heritage, through Oda or Odilia

FamiliarRising
English · French · Latin

Olive

Olive tree

Familiar
Greek

Ophelia

Help; advantage

Familiar
Hebrew

Oren

Pine tree

Uncommon
Italian · Spanish

Oriana

Possibly golden

Uncommon
Irish

Orla

Golden ruler

Uncommon
German

Ottilie

German form of Odilia

Uncommon
Igbo

Obinna

Heart of the father

Rare gem
Irish

Odhrán

Little dun-colored one

Rare gem
Basque

Oier

Uncertain meaning

Rare gem
Basque

Oihan

Forest

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Basque

Oihana

Forest, through Oihan

Rare gem
Irish

Oisín

Little deer

Rare gem
Finnish

Oiva

Splendid

Rare gem
Yoruba · Norwegian · Polish

Ola

Wealth or honor in Yoruba; other origins have separate meanings

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Yoruba

Olabisi

Wealth has given birth to more

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Sotho · Tswana

Omphile

He has given

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French

Ondine

French form of Undine, associated with waves

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Finnish

Onni

Happiness; luck

Rare gem
Catalan

Oriol

Golden

Rare gem
Italian

Ornella

Flowering ash tree

Rare gem
English

Oswin

God’s friend

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Tamil

Oviya

Beautiful as a painting

Rare gem
Turkish · Yoruba

Oya

Delicate needle lace

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Yoruba

Oyinkansola

Sweetness has dropped into wealth

Rare gem
Turkish · Turkic

Ozan

Poet; wandering bard

Rare gem
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