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535 names found
Olenka
GirlRussian
Holy.
OLes
BoyGreek Polish
Defender of man. Polish form of Alexander 'defends mankind'.
Also written Oles
Olesia
GirlPolish
Polish form of Alexandra: defends mankind.
Oleta
GirlEnglish
Winged.
Oletha
GirlEnglish
Light; nimble.
Olethea
GirlLatin
Honest.
Olethia
GirlLatin
Honest.
Olexa
GirlEnglish Greek
Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander.
Olezka
BoyRussian
Holy.
Olga
GirlNorse Russian Swedish Scandinavian Teutonic
Holy. Blessed. Holy object.
Olin
BoyNorse
Relic.
Olina
GirlGreek Hawaiian
Light. Joyous.
Olinda
GirlGerman Latin Spanish
Defender of the land. Fragrant. Protector.
Oline
GirlHawaiian
Joyous.
Oliphant
BoyScottish
Great strength.
Olita
GirlEnglish
Winged.
Olithia
GirlLatin
Honest.
Oliva
GirlLatin
Olive: symbol of peace.
Olive
GirlIrish Latin
Olive. Symbol of peace.
Oliver
BoyEnglish French German Latin Literary Norse
The olive tree. The biblical olive tree symbolizes fruitfulness and beauty and dignity. 'Extending an olive branch' signifies an offer of peace. The olive tree. The biblical olive tree symbolizes fruitfulness and beauty and dignity. Extending an olive branch signifies an offer of peace. Elf army. Can also be a variant of Olaf: Relic, ancestral heritage. Olive (symbol of peace); peaceful. As You Like It' Son of Sir Rowland de Boys. As You Like It' Sir Oliver Martext, a vicar. Affectionate.
Oliveria
GirlSpanish
Affectionate.
Oliverio
BoyLatin Spanish
Peaceful. Affectionate.
Oliverios
BoyLatin Spanish
Peaceful. Affectionate.
Olivia
GirlLatin Literary Spanish Swedish
Olive: symbol of peace. A literary name from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, where it belongs to , also called 'What You Will' A rich countess. Olive.
