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The Very Best O Names for Boys and Girls

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Beyond the popular Olivia, Oliver and Owen, there aren't very many popular names that start with O. In fact, most names that start with the letter O are rather obscure.

Orion and Orlando are rather common now for boys, but many familiar female names like Ophelia or Octavia do not rank within the Top 1000 names and they haven't for decades.

Do you have any favorite O names on your shortlist? If not, you have now found a treasure trove of unique options! Just browse the list below and name with boldness knowing that your little one will have a great, uncommon name!

So tell me, which of the 25 very best O names for girls, and 25 for boys, do you like best?
  1. Oakley                   
  2. Oceana
  3. Octavia
  4. October
  5. Odelia
  6. Odessa
  7. Odette
  8. Odile
  9. Oksana
  10. Olenna
  11. Olga
  12. Oliana
  13. Olive
  14. Olivia
  15. Olympia
  16. Ondine
  17. Opal
  18. Ophelia
  19. Oriana
  20. Oriole
  21. Orla
  22. Osanna
  23. Ottavia
  24. Ottilie
  25. Ottoline
  1. Oakes
  2. Obadiah
  3. Oberon
  4. Ocean
  5. Octavian
  6. Octavius
  7. October
  8. Odin
  9. Odysseus
  10. Oliver
  11. Olson
  12. Omar
  13. Onyx
  14. Orion
  15. Orlando
  16. Orrin
  17. Orson
  18. Osbourne
  19. Oscar
  20. Oswald
  21. Othello
  22. Otis
  23. Otto
  24. Owen
  25. Ozzy
If O isn't your letter of choice, be sure to browse the links below to view the very best names of the other 25 letters:

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