anty the 紅乃壱 oni
Oni are a kind of yōkai, supernatural demon, devils, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads.
People born in Oni (First 49 people) - Page 161
Mikk Valtna
Football player
Tiit Haagma
Estonian musician
Rein Joasoo
Singer
Loone Ots
Estonian author
Sander Sinilaid
Football player
Urmas Roosimägi
Estonian military personnel
Harry Illak
Estonian conductor
Liisi Eelmaa
Scenic designer
Valter Ever
Estonian diplomat
Erika Esop
Author
Heiki Loot
Ernst Gustav Kühnert
Architect
Eugen Habermann
Estonian architect
Toomas Rein
Architect
Ivar Heinmaa
Filmmaker
Toomas Merila
Lembit Peterson
Estonian actor
Mark Švets
Estonian footballer
Urmas Reitelmann
Estonian politician
Linnar Viik
Estonian entrepreneur
Agu Uudelepp
Journalist
Lisette Kampus
Estonian Politician
Kethy Õunpuu
Estonian football player
inna kiss-zlidnis
Estonian soccer player
Andres Luure
Estonian philosopher
Ago Künnap
Estonian linguist
Ilmar Aluvee
Reet Kasik
Estonian linguist
Priit Hõbemägi
Estonian journalist
Hedi Viisma
Estonian musical artist
François Xavier Joseph de Lowendal
Jüri Kamenik
Meteorologist
Kaarel Tarand
Journalist
Bernhard Otto von Rehbinder
Military personnel
marika eensalu meta kodanipork
Opera singer
Kertu Laak
Volleyball player
Merike Ristikivi
Juuli Lill
Estonian soloist
Margit Saulep
Opera singer
Andres Valkonen
Composer
Vladimir Alumäe
Estonian musical artist
Ea Jansen
Estonian historian
Christoph von Riesemann
Jurist
Liisu Arro
Epp-Maria Kokamagi's daughter
Heli Susi
Estonian teacher and translator
Karl Burman junior
Visual artist ‧ Karl Burman's son
J. Kaarma
Printmaker
