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Och (ohch) -- Expression of minor pain, similar to "ouch" or "ow."
Odih (oh-dih) -- Pronunciation.
Ogluh (oh-gluh) -- Drink, beverage.
Oh (oh) -- Six.
Oh'el (oh-ehl) -- Seventy-two.
Ohr (ohr) -- Sixth.

Ohshi (oh-shee) -- One sixth.
Ohtu (oh-too) -- Sextuple.
Oi (oi) -- Old.
Oi'aboro (oi-ah-bohr-oh) -- Ghost town; ruins, especially of a city.
Oidyeh'o (oi-dyeh-oh) -- Scar.
Oigurikan (oi-goo-ree-kaan) -- Harvest season; fall.
Oikhurbyish (oi-kuhrb-yihsh) -- Ancient Khurbyish; an older form of the Khurbyish language, spoken by the K'hyurbhis and most Blurbys in the distant past.  Many modern Khurbyish words are derived from the older form, and a few Ancient Khurbyish words have hung around relatively unchanged.
Oiku (oi-koo) -- A child nearing adulthood; teenager.
Oi'oh (oi-oh) -- Age.  Used as a verb, means "to age" or "to grow old." 
Oiwo (oi-woh) -- Wear.  Used as a verb, means "to wear down" or "to wear out."
Oiwor (oi-wohr) -- Worn, worn-out, dull; old (referring to an object.)
Oiwukko (oi-wuhk-oh) -- Burn mark; scar left behind from a burn.
Okonbo'ono (oh-kahn-boh-oh-noh) -- Vault, treasury, treasure room.
Okki (oh-kee) -- Secret, mystery.
Okkir (oh-keer) -- Secret (used as an adjective.)
Ombi (ohm-bee) -- Verb; to insert or implant.
Omtal (ohm-taal) -- Verb; to inject.
Omtalda (ohm-taal-dah) -- Needle, syringe. 
Omtalo (ohm-taal-oh) -- Injection. 
Omyu (ohm-yoo) -- State, status.
On (ahn) -- Slow.  Used as a verb, means "to slow down."
Ongyaa (ahn-gyaa) -- Creepy, uncomfortable.  Used as a verb, means "to unnerve" or "to give one the creeps."
Ono (oh-noh) -- Box, cube.
Ono'oh (oh-noh-oh) -- Volume, space, room (as in having enough room to fit things in an area.)
Onoshi (oh-noh-shee) -- Edge, side, face (of a box or other three-dimensional object.)
Onshi (ahn-shee) -- Verb; to wait.
Onshue (ahn-shue) -- Verb; to rest.
Ontull (ahn-tuhl) -- Lazy.
Onzoha (ahn-zoh-hah) -- Verb; to expect, to anticipate.
Onzoha'oh (ahn-zoh-hah-oh) -- Expectation.
Onzohar (ahn-zoh-hahr) -- Expected, predictable.
Oo (oo) -- Creature, person, being; one.
Ooborez (oo-bohr-ehz) -- Local leader, usually elected; similar to a mayor or town elder.
Ooboroshi (oo-bohr-oh-shee) -- Governor; any leader in charge of a larger area than a single town, such as a state/province (basically a step up in authority from ooborez.)
Ooga-booga (oo-gah-boo-gah) -- Term describing behaviors or beliefs that come across as backward, ignorant, or excessively primitive, especially if they go so far as to be harmful.  Some examples include the religious practice of live sacrifices (particularly when the sacrifice is a member of one's own species or when any potentially edible meat is wasted rather than eaten afterward) and the belief that it's wrong for members of any other species to eat a member of your species, especially if this belief is accompanied by violence directed toward members of predatory species when no predation has occurred (or as "revenge" long after the fact -- self-defense in the moment is okay, hunting down a predator hours, days, or weeks later is not.)
Ooj (ooj) -- Basic, simple.  Used as a verb, means "to simplify."
Oojer (ooj-uhr) -- Basically, simply, essentially.
Oojo (ooj-oh) -- Basic or fundamental part of something; base, foundation.
Ooha (oo-hah) -- Verb; to start, to begin.
Ooha'oh (oo-hah-oh) -- Beginning, start.
Oolach (oo-laach) -- Killer, murderer.
Oomawa (oo-muh-wah) -- Builder, construction worker.
Oomujeo (oo-mue-jay-oh) -- Smith, metalworker.
Oon (oon) -- Some, a few, several.
Oor (oor) -- First.
Ooriboron (oo-rih-bohr-ohn) -- King, queen, or other ruler. 
Ooriyiyah (oo-rih-yee-yah) -- Chief; leader of a tribe, clan, or other large social group.
Ooriyiyaku (oo-rih-yee-yah-koo) -- Royalty, royal family.
Oowij (oo-wihj) -- Janitor.
Oowu (oo-woo) -- Only, alone.
Oowu'oh (oo-woo-oh) -- Solitude. 
Oowur (oo-woor) -- Solitary. 
Oowuwo (oo-woo-woh) -- Loneliness. 
Oowuwor (oo-woo-wohr) -- Lonely. 
Oso (ohs-oh) -- Cold.
Osoga (ohs-oh-gah) -- Cold front. 
Osohamtulda (ohs-oh-haam-tuhl-dah) -- Air conditioner, cooling system.
Osokan (ohs-oh-kaan) -- Cold season; winter.
Osooble (oh-sue-buhl) -- Shiver, twitch, or similar unpleasant involuntary movement.  When used as a verb, means "to shiver."
Otanner (oh-taan-uhr) -- Six-legged.
Otanoo (oh-taan-oo) -- Any creature which walks on six limbs.
Owo (oh-woh) -- Verb; to hurt.
Owohi (oh-woh-hee) -- Pain; painful, hurt, hurting.
Owola (oh-woh-lah) -- Cough.  Used as a verb, means "to cough." 
Owoshi (oh-woh-shee) -- Verb; to suffer.

Owoshio (oh-woh-shee-oh) -- Suffering; lingering or chronic pain, especially after an injury or illness.

Owyel (oh-wyehl) -- Verb; to heal.
Oy (oi) -- Short, informal greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
Oyo (oi-yoh) -- Common greeting, similar to "hello."
Ozbor (ohz-bohr) -- Eighty-two.
Ozhel (oh-zhehl) -- Eight hundred and sixty-four.
Ozin (ohz-ihn) -- Seventy-seven.
Ozka (ohz-kah) -- Seventy-five.
Ozmab (ohz-maab) -- Eighty.
Ozmid (ohz-mihd) -- Seventy-nine.
Oznaf (ohz-naaf) -- Seventy-six.
Ozoh (ozh-oh) -- Seventy-eight.
Ozoo (ohz-oo) -- Seventy-three.
Ozrij (ohz-rihj) -- Eighty-three.
Ozya (ohz-yah) -- Seventy-four.
Ozyoh (ohz-yoh) -- Eighty-one.