Proper Nouns That Start with OR

Find 23 valid English proper nouns starting with OR, including Orlando, Orthodox, Orient, Oriental, Orleans, Orinoco and Oran. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our noun grammar guide to review capitalization rules and examples.

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oran
oratorian
oranese
ordos
ordovician
ordzhonikidze
ordzhonikidzevskaya
Starts with ORE
2 words
oreti
oreortyx
orient
oriental
orinoco
orizaba
orinocan
Starts with ORK
1 words
orkhon
orlando
orleans
orleanian
Starts with ORN
2 words
ornithorhynchidae
ornithocephalidae
Starts with ORO
1 words
oropesa
Starts with ORT
2 words
orthodox
orthoptera

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