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Asturian obviu, Portuguese óbvio, Galician obvio, Catalan obvi, French obvie, Italian ovvio
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Catalan oca, French oie, Italian oca
French oie, Romansch auca, Istriot uoca, Dalmatian jauca
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Asturian ocho, Portuguese oito, Galician oito, Catalan vuit, French huit, Italian otto, Aromanian optu, Romanian opt, Sardinian oto
Old Irish ocht, Old Welsh oith, Old Breton eith, Cornish eath
Gothic ahtau, Old Norse átta, Old High German ahto, Old Saxon ahto, English eight
Albanian tetë
Old Church Slavonic osmь, Russian vósem', Czech osm, Polish osiem, Slovene ǫ́səm, Lithuanian aštuonì, Latvian astuôņi
Ancient Greek ὀκτώ (októ)
Armenian utʿ
Sanskrit aṣṭā́, Young Avestan ašta
A okät, B okt
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Portuguese ócio, Catalan oci, Italian ozio
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Asturian ochobre, Galician outubro, Portuguese outubro, Catalan octubre, French octobre, Italian ottobre, Romanian octombrie
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Portuguese ocupar, Catalan ocupar, French occuper, Italian occupare, Aromanian apuc, Romanian apuca
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