50 Sibling Names for Otto

Otto is a vintage Germanic name that is short and sweet. Sibling names would have most of the same ingredients while also sounding different. 

Whether you are looking to name Otto's sibling or are just interested in sibling names, here are 25 sister and 25 brother names for Otto:

25 Sister Names:

  1. Hazel
  2. Cora
  3. Iris
  4. Millie
  5. Olive
  6. Elsie
  7. Vera
  8. Lola
  9. Thea
  10. Mabel
  11. Matilda
  12. Edith
  13. Mae
  14. Opal
  15. Faye
  16. Rhea
  17. Flora
  18. Della
  19. Pearl
  20. Cleo
  21. Zora
  22. Greta
  23. Elsa
  24. Ingrid
  25. Ida
25 Brother Names:
  1. Ezra
  2. Axel
  3. Theo
  4. Felix
  5. Julius
  6. Archie
  7. Edgar
  8. Harvey
  9. Hugo
  10. Mack
  11. Bruno
  12. Clyde
  13. Ira
  14. Alfred
  15. Wiley
  16. Casper
  17. Gus
  18. Ulysses
  19. Hans
  20. Linus
  21. Hiram
  22. Cosmo
  23. Roscoe
  24. Ike
  25. Fritz

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