Meaning
of Names - O
When endeavoring to ascertain the meaning of names that start with
"O" it is important not to look too closely at the facts
and reality. At least on this website, anyway. The fact of the matter
is, there are no facts on this page, only silliness. The meaning
of names that begin with "O", in other words is a farcical
adventure and flight of fancy.
If you've been cruising through this website on other meaning
of names page, you'll know that there are a hundred different
ways of stating the same thing twice, thrice or even four
times. Well, as you've noticed we basically state exactly
the same thing on every page, just in a slightly different
way.
We do this in order to keep the boredom to a minimum and
so that you'll stay around and actually partake in the humor.
Yes, there is humor, I can assure you that. And, some of
it is even marginally funny at that.
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Meaning of Names That Begin with "O"
Oana - means "Oh, Anna, I need you now".
Obadiah - means "toad the wet sprocket" in Japanese.
Obi - derived from "Wan Kenobi" in Romulan.
Ob-la-di - ob-la-da life goes on.
Octavius - "The octagon" in wresting.
Odell - there's a farmer over the hill.
Odette - means "Oh, I owe some debt"
Oedipus - Yo' mama is a rex.
Ofer - zero for however many tries.
Ogden - the den of Og.
Ola - hello
Olaf - means "loaf of bread" in Norse
Olga - synonymous with "large Hungarian female athlete taking
too many steroids".
Olive - comes from the Italian word for "Popeye's girlfriend".
Oliver - one who like Olive.
Olivia - Newton John.
Ollie - from the French "Kukla Fran".
Olympia - Greek word for "fight or flight".
Om - meditation
Onan - one who spills his seed
Oneida - dishware in Cheyenne
Opal - means "rock star" in German
Oprah - means rich, beloved black woman worldwide.
Oral - synonymous with "fixated"
Orel - hits the corners with pitches
Oriana - one who tickles a goat's feet.
Orion - star struck
Orlando - Dawn of a new town in Florida
Orpheus - one who like Oreo cookies
Orson - son or Or, possibly also "Hugely fat" in Ork-talk
Orville - one who pops the popcorn
Osama - most wanted man
Osane - nuts
Osborne - see Ozzy
Oscar - de la Hoya Renta Mayer
Osiris - wings of an angel or a pigeon
Osmond - big toothed Mormon
Oswald - the Wall of Oz
Othello - Oh, thello to you, too my friend.
Otis - town drunk
Otto - car or other vehicle
Ovid - Ovary and out in Spanish
Owen - one who owes money (ie, I. B. Owen)
Oxana - one who has an ox in Santa Ana
Oystein - Jewish word meaning "Jewish word".
Oz - where the wizard lives
Ozzy - see Osborne
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