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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
1121	Nympha	Greek	Bride.	F
1122	Nysa	Greek	Goal.	F
1123	Nyse	Greek	Goal.	F
1124	Nyssa	Greek	Goal.	F
1125	Nyx	Greek	Night.	F
1126	Obelia	Greek	Pointed pillar.	F
1127	Obelie	Greek	Pointed pillar.	F
1128	Oceana	Greek	Form of Oceanus. In Greek mythology Oceanus was a Titan father of rivers and water nymphs.	F
1129	Ocypete	Greek	A Harpy.	F
1130	Odele	Greek	Harmonious.	F
1131	Odelet	Greek	Little singer.	F
1132	Odelette	Greek	Little singer.	F
1133	Odelle	Greek	Harmonious.	F
1134	Odessa	Greek	Wrathful.	F
1135	Odysseia	Greek	Wrathful.	F
1136	Oenone	Greek	Lover of Paris.	F
1137	Oighrig	Greek	Well spoken.	F
1138	Oleisia	Greek	Protector of man.	F
1139	Olena	Greek	Light.	F
1140	Olexa	Greek	Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander.	F
1141	Olina	Greek	Light.	F
1142	Olympe	Greek	From Olympus.	F
1143	Olympia	Greek	From the home of the gods (Olympus).	F
1144	Omphale	Greek	A queen of Lydia.	F
1145	Onella	Greek	Light.	F
1146	Ophelia	Greek	Help. Serpentine. In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', Ophelia was the lover of Hamlet who went insane as a result of his irrational behavior.	F
1147	Ophelie	Greek	Wisdom.	F
1148	Orea	Greek	From the mountain.	F
1149	Oria	Greek	From the mountain.	F
1150	Ortygia	Greek	Calypso's island.	F
1151	Page	Greek	Child.	F
1152	Pamela	Greek	Made from honey.	F
1153	Panagiota	Greek	Holy.	F
1154	Pandora	Greek	All-gift. In Greek mythology, Pandora's curiosity led her to open a mysterious box, thereby releasing misery and hope into the world.	F
1155	Panphila	Greek	All loving.	F