Forename Olé

In all the world, Olé (Ole , Olé , オーレ) is a common dominantly masculine, but seldom feminine first name. The first name Olé is habitual in Greenland, where it is quite a common male name, Denmark, and Norway (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Germany, Denmark, and Norway. Very seldom, Olé is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Olé

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ole	Germany, Norway, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Denmark
Olé	Germany, Spain, France, United States, South Africa

First names said to be same

Олэ, and والله

First name Olé in the context

Olé is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ole , the fictional character from the danish children's television show Kaj & Andrea; Ole Møgdahl , the fictional character from the radio program Freakshow; Ole Jastrau , character in Hærværk and Ole Aleksander Filibom-bom-bom .

Characteristic surnames

Max, Choco, Curro, José, Julie, Tonio, Fanny, Chloé, Papaye, Julien, Auré, Elodie, Amélie, Carmela, Cédric, Jeremie, Anaëlle, Armelita, Bryangel, Stéphane, Carmelita, Antonio, Marta, Marie, Élo, Seb, Car, Pà, Don, Leo, Tim, Nic, Elo, Ola, Ole, Alex, Kass, Kfé, Pepe, Phil, Dés, Guen, Gwen, Léo, Nina, Oré, Francisco, and Jean-Charles