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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
771	Oedipus	Greek	Swollen foot.	M
772	Oeneus	Greek	King of Calydon.	M
773	Oenomaus	Greek	Son of Ares.	M
774	Oighrig	Greek	Well spoken.	M
775	Oles	Greek	Defender of man.	M
776	Ophion	Greek	A serpent.	M
777	Oreias	Greek	From the mountain.	M
778	Oreste	Greek	From the mountain.	M
779	Orestes	Greek	From the mountain.	M
780	Orion	Greek	Rising in the sky; dawning. Mythological Orion was a mighty hunter and son of Poseidon. The constellation Orion contains three conspicuous stars.	M
781	Orpheus	Greek	Son of Apollo.	M
782	Orthros	Greek	Guardian of Geryon.	M
783	Otis	Greek	Keen of hearing.	M
784	Otos	Greek	Keen of hearing.	M
785	Otus	Greek	Keen of hearing.	M
786	Owain	Greek	Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy; American playwright Eugene O'Neill.	M
787	Owen	Greek	Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy.	M
788	Palaemon	Greek	A sea god.	M
789	Palamedes	Greek	Son of Nauplius.	M
790	Pan	Greek	God of flocks.	M
791	Panagiotis	Greek	All or holy.	M
792	Pancratius	Greek	Supreme ruler.	M
793	Pandareos	Greek	A thief.	M
794	Pandarus	Greek	Killed for breaking a truce.	M
795	Panos	Greek	Rock.	M
796	Panteleimon	Greek	Merciful.	M
797	Papandrou	Greek	Son of Ander.	M
798	Paris	Greek	Son of Priam.	M
799	Parthenios	Greek	Virgin.	M
800	Patroclus	Greek	Achilles' best friend.	M
801	Peadair	Greek	Rock.	M
802	Pedar	Greek	Rock.	M
803	Peder	Greek	Rock.	M
804	Pedro	Greek	Variant of Peter: Stone; rock.	M
805	Pegasus	Greek	Winged horse.	M