| Osbeohrt | Divine guardian |
| Osbeorn | Derived from Old Norse meaning divine bear. |
| Osbern | An Old English name meaning divine bear. |
| Osbernus | Latinized form meaning a divine bear. |
| Osbertus | Latinized name meaning divine bright. |
| Osbryht | Divine brightness |
| Oscytel | Divine protector |
| Oseberne | A variant spelling meaning divine bear. |
| Osebertus | Latinized name meaning divine bright. |
| Osegod | An Old English name meaning divine god. |
| Osewold | An Old English name meaning divine rule. |
| Osfrid | Derived from Old English, means 'divine strength' or 'gift of God' |
| Osfrith | Old English name meaning 'divine strength' or 'gift of God' |
| Osgarus | Derived from Old English, means 'divine spear' or 'spear of God' |
| Oshern | Old English name meaning 'divine lord' or 'lord of God' |
| Oslac | Derived from Old English, means 'divine ruler' or 'ruler of God' |
| Oslafa | Old English name meaning 'divine glory' or 'glory of God' |
| Osmaer | Derived from Old English, means 'divine fame' or 'fame of God' |
| Osmanek | Old English name meaning 'divine gift' or 'gift of God' |
| Osment | Derived from Old English, means 'divine protector' or 'protector of God' |
| Osmer | An Old English name meaning divine fame. |
| Osmod | Old English name meaning 'divine strength' or 'strength of God' |
| Osmon | Derived from Old English, means 'divine ruler' or 'ruler of God' |
| Osulf | Old English name meaning 'divine wolf' or 'wolf of God' |
| Osuuald | Derived from Old English, means 'divine power' or 'power of God' |
| Osuualdus | Old English name meaning 'divine power' or 'power of God' |
| Osuuol | Derived from Old English, means 'divine wolf' or 'wolf of God' |
| Osuuold | Old English name meaning 'divine power' or 'power of God' |
| Osuuoldus | Derived from Old English, means 'divine power' or 'power of God' |
| Oswall | Rule of God; Divine Power |
| Oswinus | Latin origin, meaning 'divine friend' or 'friend of God' |
| Oswold | Rule of God; Divine Power |
| Oswudu | Old English, meaning 'divine wood' or 'wood of God' |
| Oswuff | Old English, possibly meaning 'divine wolf' or 'wolf of God' |
| Oswulf | Means divine wolf in English. |
| Osyth | Old English, meaning 'divine strength' or 'strong in God' |
| Otta | Means wealthy or prosperous. |
| Ottewell | Old English, meaning 'brave well' or 'strong well' |
| Otuel | Old English, meaning 'brave people' or 'strong tribe' |
| Oudoceus | Latin origin, meaning 'good news' or 'joyful tidings' |