Family name Odo (Odo 
, 奥多 
, Одо 
) , in all the world, is a common cognomen. The surname Odo is characteristic of Nigeria, where it is quite a common surname, Ghana, where it is quite a rare surname, and Philippines. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Nigeria, Philippines, and Indonesia. Likewise, Odo is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Odo | Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ghana, Indonesia, Philippines |
| 奥多 | China |
| Одо | Ukraine, Lithuania |
Bitoh, Bitou, Daidou, Eudes, Hiromichi, Hiromiti, Kido, Negi, Odar, Oddo, Oddone, Odoh, Odon, Odou, Oe, Ofuji, Ohdo, Ohdoh, Ohe, Ohko, Ohto, Ohuji, Oko, Omichi, Oodo, Ooko, Oomichi, Ooto, Othon, Oto, Otoh, Oton, Otou, Otto, Ottó, Taido, Taidoh, Udo, Όθων, Ед, Ота, Ото, Отон, Отто, Удо, Хиромити, Эд, אוטו, أتو, أوتو, اود, اودو, অটো, きど, ねぎ, ウド, オト, オド, オード, 大道, 奧圖, 小渡, 尾藤, and 오도
| odo von metz French architect, DE (b. 742) |
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| odo i, count of orléans French nobleman (b. 780) |
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| odo i, margrave of the saxon ostmark German noble (b. 930) |
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| odo of meung medieval poet (11th century), author of De Viribus Herbarum (b. 1000) |
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| odo of arezzo composer (b. 1000) |
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odo i, duke of burgundy Duke of Burgundy, TR (b. 1058) |
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| odo of scarpone bishop of Toul (b. 1019) |
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| odo i of furneaux (b. 1040) |
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odo arpin of bourges Medieval viscount, crusader and monk, FR (b. 1100) |
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| odo i, count of vermandois (1060-1085) (b. 1059) |
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| odo iii French noble, FR (b. 1065) |
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odo ii, duke of burgundy Duke of Burgundy (b. 1118) |
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| odo of soissons French medieval scholar (b. 1100) |
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| odo ii, margrave of the saxon ostmark German noble (b. 1100) |
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| odo of canterbury English abbot (b. 1101) |
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