Opal
English
Opal is an English gemstone name meaning "opal" or "jewel." It comes from the name of the iridescent gem, whose name traces back to Sanskrit upala, meaning "jewel."
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Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,569 names
8,569 names
English
Opal is an English gemstone name meaning "opal" or "jewel." It comes from the name of the iridescent gem, whose name traces back to Sanskrit upala, meaning "jewel."
Yoruba
Opeyemi is a unisex Yoruba name meaning “I should be grateful” or “Thanksgiving suits me.” Adebimpe is a Yoruba name meaning “the crown birthed me complete,” giving the full name a grateful, royal, and complete feeling.
Hebrew
Oren is a Hebrew boy name meaning "pine tree," "ash tree," or "laurel." It has a calm, outdoorsy strength, with roots in both Hebrew language and biblical genealogy.
Hebrew
Oren Matanel is a Hebrew boy's name commonly understood as “pine tree” and “gift of God.” Together, it has a grounded, grateful feel: steady life, natural strength, and a child received as a blessing.
Hebrew
Oren is a Hebrew boy name meaning “pine” or “ash.” Oren Yehuda pairs a nature name with a strongly Hebrew, traditional second name.
Hebrew
Oren is a Hebrew name commonly understood as “pine tree.” Yishai is the Hebrew form of Jesse, best known as a biblical name, so Oren Yishai carries a warm nature image beside a deeply rooted Hebrew name.
Yoruba
Oreoluwa is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “God’s offering,” “God’s gift,” or “a gift from God.” It carries the warm idea of a child received with gratitude and seen as a blessing from God.
Yoruba
Oreoluwa Boluwatife is a Yoruba compound name meaning “God’s gift, God loves me” or “the Lord’s blessing, as God loves me.” It carries a gentle, faith-filled feeling: a child received with gratitude and covered in divine love.
Yoruba
Oreoluwa is a Yoruba unisex name meaning "a gift from God." Oreoluwa Inioluwa pairs that grateful, God-centered meaning with another Yoruba name element built around Oluwa, "Lord" or "God."
Yoruba
Oreoluwa is a Yoruba name meaning “gift from God” or “God’s offering.” The full name, Oreoluwa Oluwasegun Adewale, carries a strongly Yoruba sound and a faith-centered first name.
Yoruba
Oreoluwa is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “a gift from God,” “God’s wealth,” or “the grace of God.” In the full name Oreoluwa Oluwatoyin Adebayo, the opening name gives the whole name a thankful, faith-filled feeling.
Filipino
Orestes is a masculine name of Greek origin meaning “of the mountains” or “mountain dweller.” It comes from Greek elements connected to “mountain” and “to stand.”
Greek
Orestis is a Greek boy name meaning “stands on a mountain.” It comes from Ancient Greek roots linked to “mountain” and “to stand.”
Greek
Orestis is a Greek boy's name meaning "mountain dweller" or, more simply, "mountain." Orestis Dimitrios has a strong, classical Greek sound: grounded, dignified, and full of old-story energy.
French
Oriane is a French girl name associated with light, dawn, and golden brightness. It is linked to Latin roots connected with aureus, meaning golden.
Hebrew
Ori Matan is a Hebrew boy's name meaning “my light” and “giving.” Together, it has the tender sense of “my light, a gift” or “the giving of my light.”
Hebrew
Ori is a Hebrew name meaning “my light,” from Hebrew or, meaning “light,” plus the possessive suffix -i, meaning “my.” Ori Shaked is used here as a Hebrew unisex full name, with Ori carrying the documented meaning and origin.
Hebrew
Orit is a Hebrew girl name meaning "light." It comes from the Hebrew word "or," which means light or illumination.
Hebrew
Oriya Neta is a Hebrew girls' name pairing two nature-bright images: Oriya is commonly read as “my light is God,” while Neta is commonly understood as “plant” or “sapling.” Together, it has the gentle feel of “God is my light, a young plant growing strong.”
Bengali
Orko is a Bengali boy name connected to Arko, from Sanskrit Arka, meaning sun, beam of light, and the arka plant. It carries a bright, solar feeling with roots in Sanskrit and Bengali naming.
English
Orla is an Irish feminine name usually interpreted as "golden princess." It comes from Órfhlaith, from Irish ór meaning "gold" and flaith meaning "prince" or "ruler."
Irish
Orlaith is an Irish feminine name usually interpreted as “golden princess.” It comes from Irish ór, meaning “gold,” and flaith, meaning “prince,” with the full name traditionally read in a feminine sense.
English
Orson is an English masculine name meaning “bear cub.” It comes through Norman French from a diminutive of ors, meaning “bear,” ultimately from Latin ursus.
Spanish
The provided source excerpts do not establish a verified meaning for Óscar Eusebio Gálvez. As a full Spanish name, it has a formal, dignified sound with a strong family-name finish.
Spanish
Óscar Valentín Paredes is a Spanish boy's name with a surname tied to walls and dwellings. Paredes comes from Spanish, Galician, and Portuguese words for a house wall, and it may have described someone who lived near or in a small structure built against one.
Hebrew
Oshrat is a Hebrew girl name meaning "happiness" or "blessedness." It comes from the Hebrew word osher, which means happiness, fortune, or wealth.
Polish
Oskar is a Polish spelling of Oscar, a masculine name usually explained as “god’s spear” or “spear of the gods.” Some sources also connect Oscar with the meaning “friend of deer.”
German
Oskar is a German and Scandinavian form of Oscar, with source traditions connecting it to ideas of divine strength, the spear, and loyal friendship. Oskar Valentin feels steady, cultured, and warm, with a distinctly European sound.
Russian
Ostap is a Ukrainian masculine name, a form of Eustathius, with roots often understood as “well-built” or “stable.” In the full Russian-style name Ostap Kirillovich Denisov, Kirillovich is a patronymic meaning “son of Kirill,” and Denisov is a family surname.
Swahili
Othmani is a form connected with Uthmani, an honorific surname meaning “son of Uthman.” In this full name, Othmani Hamadi has a dignified, Arabic-influenced sound that fits naturally in many East African and Muslim naming settings.
Arabic
Othman Salim is an Arabic boy's name with a calm, dignified sound. Because the supplied sources do not give name etymology, the exact meaning is best confirmed with an Arabic language or onomastic source before publication.
English
Otis is used as an English boy name and is traced in the provided source to Greek ōtís, meaning "of the ear" or "quick to hear." It carries a bright sense of attentiveness, listening, and alertness.
Scandinavian
Otto Valdemar pairs a compact first name with a historic Germanic middle name. Valdemar comes from Old High German elements meaning "power" or "brightness" plus "fame," often understood as "powerful and famous" or "bright and famous."
Polish
Otylia Karolina is a Polish girl name pairing Otylia, meaning "wealth," with Karolina, the Polish form of Carolina. The full name feels graceful, traditional, and distinctly Polish.
Greek
Ourania is a Greek feminine name meaning "heavenly" or "celestial." In Greek mythology, Ourania was the Muse associated with astronomy and astrology.
Greek
Ourania means "heavenly," from Greek ouranios. In Greek mythology, Ourania was the Muse associated with astronomy and astrology, giving Ourania Violeta a graceful, celestial feeling.
Nigerian
The exact meaning of Ovie Onajite Erhabor is not verified in the provided sources. It reads as a Nigerian boy's name with strong southern Nigerian style, and Erhabor is represented in Nigerian public life through artist Erhabor Ogieva Emokpae.
Tamil
Oviya is a Tamil girl name connected with art, painting, and beauty. It is often understood through the Tamil word for a painting or artistic work.
Tamil
Oviya Kanishka Devi is a Tamil girl’s name led by Oviya, a feminine name of Tamil origin. Devi adds a devotional note, widely used in India as a name and title for a goddess.
Tamil
Oviya Lavanya is a graceful Tamil girl name with a soft, musical sound. A verified literal meaning for the full name is not established in the provided sources, so it is best treated here as a modern Tamil-style name rather than a name with a confirmed sourced definition.
Tamil
Oviyan is a Tamil boy name generally understood to mean "artist" or "painter." It has a creative, thoughtful feel and a clear connection to visual art.
Tamil
Oviya Nithyashree Balan is a Tamil girl name with a graceful, artistic feel. The provided source verifies Oviya as the stage name of Indian actress Helen Nelson, while no confirmed literal meaning is given for the full name.
Bengali
The exact meaning of Oviya is not confirmed in the supplied sources. Oviya Nusrat Jahan reads as a graceful Bengali girl name, with Oviya especially known through Indian film culture.
Tamil
Oviya Thamarai Lakshmi is a Tamil girl name with an artistic, graceful feeling: Oviya comes from Tamil oviyam, meaning painting, drawing, or artwork. Thamarai is commonly understood as lotus in Tamil, while Lakshmi brings a familiar South Indian and Hindu name association.
Urdu
Owais is an Arabic-origin boys' name used in Urdu, commonly understood as "gifted" or "bestowed." It is also associated with Owais al-Qarani, a revered early Islamic figure known for piety and devotion.
English
Owen is an English form of the Welsh name Owain, commonly connected by etymologists to Eugene, meaning “noble-born” or “well-born.” It has a gentle, classic sound with deep Welsh roots.
Yoruba
Oyinkansola is a Yoruba name meaning “honey drips into wealth” or “sweetness is dropped into wealth.” It carries a feeling of sweetness, blessing, prosperity, and joy.
Yoruba
Oyinlola is a Yoruba name often interpreted as “honey of wealth” or “wealth has sweetness.” Paired with Anjolaoluwa, it has a graceful Yoruba sound with a blessing-rich feel.
Turkish
Öykü is a feminine Turkish name meaning “story.” It has a bright, literary feeling, with a soft opening sound and a clear two-syllable rhythm.
Turkish
Ozan is a Turkish boy name meaning "poet-singer" or "bard." It comes from Turkic tradition, where an ozan was an itinerant poet and musician, similar to a troubadour or balladeer.