- ohlo'
- Stooped person, usually among older people; slouchy posture.
- oia'
- Shooter, taw, in a marble game.
- okasion
- Occasion.
- okkodon panglao
- Crab trap--for land crabs.
- okkodu
- Snare, trap, anything by which one is entangled, rat trap.
- okra
- Type of plant-hibiscus esculentus. Okra. A type of vegetable.
- okso'
- Hill, heap, mound, a raised bank, knoll, hilly.
- oktaba
- Octave.
- oktabu
- Eighth.
- okte
- Give abundantly.
- Oktubre
- October
- okupa
- Occupy, employ, be busy, keep engaged, dwell in (as a tenant).
- okupante
- Occupant.
- okupao
- Occupied.
- okupasion
- Occupation, occupancy, profession, career, trade, employment.
- Oleai
- One of the villages on Saipan, north of Chalan Kanoa, recently named San Jose.
- olibas
- Olives.
- olios
- Unction, extreme unction.
- ombo'
- Carry, pickaback, carry piggyback, astraddle, as when babies are carried on the backs of their mothers.
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- ombre
- interjection. 1.) Come on!
- ombres
- Even though, furthermore, as well, similarly, besides, also, too.
- omiti
- Omit, leave out, not include.
- omlat
- Fit, fit into.
- omumu
- Type of plant-pisonia grandis. A type of tree.
- on
- Abilitative suffix, capable of. -yon following vowels.
- onesto
- Honest, truthful, rank, sincere. Also onesta (f).
- ongngo'
- Flat nose, noseless, speak through the nose, nasal speech.
- onno'
- Covering, blanket, linen.
- onra
- Honor, fame, credit, good name, homage, reverence, deference, obeisance.
- onse
- Put on harness, to yoke.
- onse
- Eleven.
- opbliga
- Oblige, bind by an obligation, bring or place under moral or legal duty or constraint.
- opbligao
- Obligated, compulsory, bound, restricted, forced.
- opbligasion
- Obligation, duty, responsibility, commitment.
- opela
- Opal.
- opera
- Operate, perform an operation.
- operasion
- Operation.
- ophetu
- Object.
- opottunidat
- Opportunity.
- oppan
- Audible, resound, can be heard, be heard.