Oro
[ˈɔːroʊ]Meaning
Spanish for "gold"; also used as a given name, nickname or surname
Background Story
Oro is the Spanish word for gold. In English it was borrowed from the Italian and Spanish surname, which is mostly found in the Philippines. It may be a given name, a nickname or a surname. User-submitted entries record it as a given name in Judeo-Spanish, where it is feminine, and in Tahitian, where it is masculine.
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