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Odran
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little pale / dun-colored one |
Irish |
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Odron
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Little dun- or pale-colored one (from odhar 'dun, sallow' + diminutive -án) |
Irish |
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Oenghus
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From Old Irish elements meaning 'one' + 'choice/strength' - 'single choice' or 'unique strength' |
Gaelic, Irish |
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Oengus
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'One strength' or 'unique strength' (from óen = one + gus = strength/vigor) |
Gaelic, Irish |
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Og
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young; youth |
Irish |
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Oilell
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Uncertain - an Old Irish personal name borne by early/legendary figures; exact meaning is unclear. |
Irish |
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Oilibhear
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olive tree |
French, Irish |
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Oisean
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Little deer (diminutive of Irish 'os' meaning 'deer') |
Irish |
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Oisin
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little deer (fawn) |
Irish |
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Oistin
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Derived from Old Norse elements often interpreted as 'ey' (island) + 'steinn' (stone) - 'island stone'. |
Irish |
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Oisyn
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little deer |
Irish |
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Olan
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Varies by origin - in Gaelic an old personal name (possibly linked to Saint Olán); in Yoruba a short form of names beginning with 'Ola-' meaning 'wealth' or 'honor'. |
Irish, Yoruba |
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Olin
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Generally rendered as 'descendant' or 'heritage' (often associated with Old Norse/Scandinavian name elements); meanings vary by tradition. |
English, Irish, Scandinavian |
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Oneal
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descendant of Niall (Niall commonly interpreted as 'champion' or possibly 'cloud') |
Irish |
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Oneale
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Descendant of Niall; Niall is commonly interpreted as 'champion' (occasionally glossed as 'cloud'). |
Irish |
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Oneel
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Descendant of Niall; Niall commonly interpreted as 'champion' or 'passionate/cloud' |
Irish |
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Oneil
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Descendant of Niall; Niall is often interpreted as 'champion' or 'passionate' |
Irish |
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Oneile
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Descendant of Niall; Niall is often interpreted as 'champion' or 'passionate'. |
Irish |
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Oniel
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Descendant of Niall; Niall is often interpreted as 'champion' or 'passionate' |
Irish |
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Oram
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Varies by origin: from Old Norse 'Ormr' meaning 'serpent/dragon'; alternatively a surname/place-name origin denoting a dweller by a ridge, shore, or riverbank. |
English, Irish, Norse, Scottish |
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Orian
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Generally taken as 'of Orion' (connected to the stars/sky) or alternatively linked to 'my light'. |
Irish |
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Orin
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From Irish Odhrán meaning “little pale one,” or from Hebrew Oren meaning “pine (tree).” |
Hebrew, Irish |
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Ormond
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From East Munster (placename) |
Irish |
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Ormonde
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From East Munster (a region in Ireland) |
Irish |
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Ornan
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Biblical Hebrew name (meaning uncertain); in Gaelic contexts related to Oran, 'little pale one'. |
Gaelic, Hebrew, Irish |
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Orny
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A short form or pet name for names beginning with 'Or-'. Associated senses: 'little pale one' (from Irish Odhrán) or 'light' (from Hebrew Or). |
English, Gaelic, Hebrew, Irish |
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Orran
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'Little pale/dun one' (diminutive of odhar) |
Irish |
Boy |
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Orren
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From Hebrew 'Oren' meaning 'pine' (or 'ash tree'); also used as an English/Irish variant of Gaelic Odhrán meaning 'little pale one' or 'pale/sallow'. |
English, Hebrew, Irish |
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Orvan
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Uncertain - may be a form related to Old Norse 'Orvar' ('arrow') or to Gaelic 'Oran' (related personal name); exact origin is ambiguous. |
Irish |
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Oryn
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Likely from Hebrew 'pine' (Oren) or from Irish 'little pale one' (Ódhrán/Oran) |
English, Hebrew, Irish |
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