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Word Origins

Words starting with o

WordOrigins
obedience

-noun

Indian Manu was the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.

euskara (Basque) manukortasun  ‘obedience’ derives from it.

obedient

-adjective

Indian Manu was the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.

euskara (Basque) manukor  ‘obedient’ derives from it.

obey

to make someone obey-verb transitive

Indian Manu was the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.

euskara (Basque) manukortu  ‘to make someone obey’ derives from it.

obligation

-noun

Indian Sanskrit band means ‘tie’, ‘bond’.

German die Bindung ‘obligation’ derives from it.
odometer

-noun

Indicator of ‘running time’ of a device

Indian Tamil odu (pronounced as oadu) means ‘run’.

Indian Sanskrit maatraa means ‘measure’.

Tamil odu + Sanskrit maatraa = English odometer

off

-adverb, preposition

Indian Sanskrit apo means ‘away’, ‘from’, ‘off’.

Greek apo derives from it.

Latin prefix ab also derives from it.

English prefix ab- also derives from it.

off

-adverb, preposition

Indian Sanskrit apo means ‘away’, ‘from’, ‘off’.

Greek apo derives from it.

Latin prefix ab also derives from it.

English prefix ab- also derives from it.
office

-noun

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English office derives from it.
officer

-noun

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English officer derives from it.
official

-adjective

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English official derives from it.
official

-noun

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English official derives from it.
officialdom

-noun

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English officialdom derives from it.
officially

-adverb

Persian word is afar. It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’.

English officially derives from it.
old woman

-noun

Indian Tamil akkai means ‘older sister’. ai is just a suffix.

Indian Sanskrit akka means ‘mother’.

Russian akka ‘old woman’ derives from above Indian words.
open place

-noun

Indian Hindi/Urdu maidaan means ‘field’.

d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this.

Arabic maidaan ‘open place’ derives from it.
orchard

-noun

Indian Tamil poo means ‘flower’.

           Sanskrit sthaan means ‘place‘..

Arabic bostan ‘garden’ (Arabic has no p sound. So Tamil poo becomes Arabic bo) derives from above Indian words.

Hebrew boostan ‘orchard’ also derives from above Indian words
order

-noun

Indian Manu was the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.

euskara (Basque) manu ‘order’ derives from it.
orderable

-adjective

Indian Manu was the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.

euskara (Basque) manugarri  ‘orderable’ derives from it.

ordinance

-noun

Indian Urdu qaanoon means ‘law’, ‘rule’.

Arabic qaanoon ‘ordinance’ derives from it.

origin

- noun

Indian Sanskrit jaathi means ‘caste’

euskara (Basque) jatorri  ‘origin‘ derives from it (r sound added to Sanskrit jaathi).

otaaq

-noun

Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.

Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR.
otaaq

-noun

Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.

Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR.

otakhi

-noun

Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.

Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR.
otakhi

-noun

Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.

Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR.

other

Indian Sanskrit word for it is ithara

English other derives from it.

Spanish otro also derives from it.

ox

-noun

Arabic word for it is taur.

Spanish toro ‘bull’ derives from it.

Latin taurus ‘bull’ also derives from it.
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