The first name Oris is of Hebrew, Latin origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Hebrew: Tree

Latin: Mother of Euphemus

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Floris  (Latin)
Flower

Joris  (Danish)
Farmer

Jorisr  (Greek)
Farmer

Kramoris  (Czechoslovakian)
Merchant

Loris  (Latin)
Laurel

Loris  (English)
Modern Variant of Lora and Laurie Referring to the Laurel Tree or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic of Honor and Victory

Lycoris  (Greek)
Twilight

Malini  (Hindu)
Florist, a River

Malini  (Indian)
florist, a river

Maura  (Celtic)
Great or 'Dark Skinned'. A Name Perhaps Derived from Mohr (Great). Alternatively, Maura is a Feminine Form of the Latin Maurus (Dark-skinned), Which is Derived from the Greek Mauritius (Of Moorish Lin

Maurice  (Latin)
Moorish; Dark-skinned; Swarthy. Famous Bearer: French Singer/Actor Maurice Chevalier

Mauricio  (Spanish)
Moorish

Mauro  (Spanish)
Moorish

Maurycy  (Polish)
Moorish

Mauty  (Polish)
Moorish

Mavra  (Latin)
Moorish

Mavra  (Russian)
Moorish

Moricz  (Hungarian)
Moorish

Morisa  (Spanish)
Feminine of Maurice: Dark;Dark-skinned

Morise  (Hebrew)
God Teaches

Morissa  (Spanish)
Feminine of Maurice: Dark;Dark-skinned

Moriz  (Russian)
Moorish

Morris  (Latin)
Variant of Maurice: Moorish; Dark-skinned; Swarthy

Muireach  (Gaelic)
Moorish

Peto  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part and ' an Irregular Humorist

Pistol  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part ' an Irregular Humorist. in Henry V, Pistol is a Soldier in the King's Army. 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' a Follower of Falstaff

Poins  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part and ' Edward Poins, an Irregular Humorist

Theoris  (Egyptian)
Great

Wales  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part and ' Edward Poins, an Irregular Humorist. 'Henry Vi, Part ' Son of Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' Edward, Prince of Wales, Son to King Henry

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