May Allah set our affairs right; i.e., may the child have a long life

Literally: 'my tenth child', tenth son, or a flourishing, growing child. See Unum.

The tenth beloved, pampered son in the family

Archer, marksman; hunter child

May they rise, elevate, or the fourth child in the family. Forms: O‘raboy, O‘ragul, O‘raxon

Possibly a short form of O‘rozmuhammad, or a child of the people/nation, or a child born wrapped in the caul

Energetic, zealous; growing, rising

A child given as a replacement for children who did not survive, or a successor (see). Forms: o‘rinboy, o‘rinjon, o‘rintoy, o‘rinbibi, o‘rinbu, o‘ringul

A child who replaces children who passed away earlier, or who takes the place of a deceased father

A precious, beloved, and pampered child given in place of previous child(ren) who did not survive.

See O‘rin and Qo‘zi.

See Orin (Orin+qul).

A child given as a replacement for previous children who did not survive, with a soul as strong as stone.

A child with a Russian-like appearance, fair-haired, or belonging to the Oris branch (a sub-branch of the Kenagas, Qongirot, or Qanjigali tribes). Forms: Orisboy, Oristoy

Growing, developing, or ascending.

May their life be flourishing and boundless like a forest. Forms: O‘rmonjon, O‘rmonboy, O‘rmonbek, O‘rmonoy

May he grow up to be an owner of forests and be wealthy and prosperous.

See Ormon (Ormon+Qul).

See O'rol and Tosh.

A child born during the harvest season, or one who is sharp, keen, and long-lived like a sickle, or a child whose umbilical cord was cut with a sickle. Forms: o‘roqboy, o‘roqjon