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Orleans (Latin) The golden child

Orlean, Orleane, Orleens, Orleen, Orleene, Orlins, Olryns, Orlin

Orly (Hebrew) Surrounded by light

Orley, Orli, Orlie, Orlee, Orleigh, Orlea

Ormod (Anglo-Saxon) A sorrowful man

Ormond (English) One who defends with a spear / from the mountain of bears

Ormonde, Ormund, Ormunde, Ormemund, Ormemond, Ordmund, Ordmunde, Ordmond

Orson (Latin) Resembling a bear; raised by a bear

Orsen, Orsin, Orsini, Orsino, Orsis, Orsonio, Orsinie, Orsiny

Orth (English) An honest man

Orthe

Orton (English) From the settlement by the shore

Ortun, Oraton, Oratun

Orville (French) From the gold town

Orvell, Orvelle, Orvil, Orvill, Orvele, Orvyll, Orvylle, Orvyl

Orwel (Welsh) Of the horizon

Orwell, Orwele, Orwelle

Os (English) The divine

Osborn (Norse) A bear of God

Osborne, Osbourn, Osbourne, Osburn, Osburne

Oscar (English / Gaelic) A spear of the gods / a friend of deer

Oskar, Osker, Oscer, Osckar, Oscker, Oszkar, Oszcar

Osher (Hebrew) A man of good fortune

Osias (Greek) Salvation

Osyas

Orris (Latin) One who is inventive

Orriss, Orrisse, Orrys, Orryss, Orrysse

Osileani (Polynesian) One who talks a lot

Osileanie, Osileany, Osileaney, Osileanee, Osileanea

Oswald (English) The power of God

Oswalde, Osvald, Osvaldo, Oswaldo, Oswell, Osvalde, Oswallt, Osweald

Oswin (English) A friend of God

Oswinn, Oswinne, Oswen, Oswenn, Oswenne, Oswyn, Oswynn, Oswynne

Othniel (Hebrew) God’s lion

Othniell, Othnielle, Othniele, Othnyel, Othnyell, Othnyele, Othnyelle

Otmar (Teutonic) A famous warrior

Otmarr, Othmar, Othmarr, Otomar, Ottomar

Otoahhastis (Native American) Resembling a tall bull

Ottokar (German) A spirited warrior

Otokar, Otokarr, Ottokarr, Ottokars, Otokars, Ottocar, Otocar, Ottocars

Ouray (Native American) The arrow

Ouraye, Ourae, Ourai

Ourson (French) Resembling a little bear

Oursun, Oursoun, Oursen, Oursan, Oursin, Oursyn

Ovid (Latin) A shepherd; an egg

Ovyd, Ovidio, Ovido, Ovydio, Ovydo, Ovidiu, Ovydiu, Ofydd

*TOwen (Welsh / Gaelic) Form of Eugene, meaning “a wellborn man” / a youthful man

Owenn, Owenne, Owin, Owinn, Owinne, Owyn, Owynn, Owynne

Oxton (English) From the oxen town

Oxtun, Oxtown, Oxnaton, Oxnatun, Oxnatown

Oz (Hebrew) Having great strength

Ozz, Ozzi, Ozzie, Ozzy, Ozzey, Ozzee, Ozzea, Ozi

Ozni (Hebrew) One who knows God

Oznie, Ozny, Ozney, Oznee, Oznea

Ozuru (Japanese) Resembling a stork

Ozurou, Ozourou, Ozuroo, Ozooroo

P

Paavo (Finnish) Form of Paul, meaning “a small or humble man”

Paaveli

Pace (Hebrew / English) Refers to Passover / a peaceful man

Paice, Payce, Paece, Pacey, Pacy, Pacee, Paci, Pacie

Pacho (Spanish) An independent man; one who is free

Pachu’a (Native American) Resembling a water snake

Paco (Spanish) A man from France

Pacorro, Pacoro, Paquito

Padgett (French) One who strives to better himself

Padget, Padgette, Padgete, Padgeta, Padgetta, Padge, Paget, Pagett

Padman (Indian) Resembling the lotus

Padmann

Padruig (Scottish) Of the royal family

Paine (Latin) Man from the country; a peasant

Pain, Payn, Payne, Paen, Paene, Pane, Paien

Palamedes (English) In Arthurian legend, a knight

Palomydes, Palomedes, Palamydes, Palsmedes, Palsmydes, Pslomydes

Palban (Spanish) A blond-haired man

Palben, Palbin, Palbyn, Palbon, Palbun

Paley (English) Form of Paul, meaning “a small or humble man”

Paly, Pali, Palie, Palee, Palea

Palladin (Greek) Filled with wisdom

Palladyn, Palladen, Palladan, Paladin, Paladyn, Paladen, Paladan

Palmer (English) A pilgrim bearing a palm branch

Pallmer, Palmar, Pallmar, Palmerston, Palmiro, Palmeero, Palmeer, Palmire

Pan (Greek) In mythology, god of the shepherds

Pann

Panama (Spanish) From the canal

Pancho (Spanish) A man from France

Pankaj (Indian) Resembling the lotus flower

Panya (African) Resembling a mouse

Panyah

Panyin (African) The first-born of twins

Panyen

Paras (Hindi) A touchstone

Parasmani, Parasmanie, Parasmany, Parasmaney, Parasmanee

*Parker (English) The keeper of the park

Parkar, Parkes, Parkman, Park

Parley (Scottish) A reluctant man

Parly,