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LETTER O
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O (A) |
the Highest of all - Perfection, Light and Life, the beginning and end of all things |
1001  
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Odana |
Eden |
1000
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Okura |
Pagan shrine or high place |
1000
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Olana |
Tree |
1001
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Oma, 'ma |
Mother |
1000
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Omanuta |
Calling, craft, stewardship |
1000
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Omd |
Baptism in dead water |
1001
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Ondiruna |
Marriage or Ritual hut |
1000
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Ongirta |
Last Rites |
999
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Oniana, 'niana |
Reply, response, antiphon |
1000
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Oria |
The awakened ones. Buddhas |
1000
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Oruta, 'ruta |
Enlightenment, illumination, wakefulness. (See naziruta) |
1000
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Ostuna, Oustuna |
Stump of the body |
1000
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Osu, Oshu, 'su |
Yeshua (Jesus) |
1024
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Otit |
Destined, for-ordained |
1000
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Oura |
Glory, light, spendor (sun) |
1000
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Outra |
Aeon, heavenly spirits |
1000
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Oziba |
Celibates |
1000
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To read a book for the first time is to make the acquaintance of a new friend; to read it a second time is to meet an old one.
Selwyn Champion
| Not how long, but how well you have lived is the main thing.
Seneca
| For 'Tis not in mere death that men die most.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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