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 195
Anne Veesaar
Estonian actor
Tanel Laanmäe
Olympic athlete
Sirje Roops
Estonian football manager
Edgar Johan Kuusik
Estonian architect
Valdo Pant
Journalist
Ernst Enno
Poet
Peet Vallak
Estonian writer
Laine Trapido
Family physician ‧ Toomas Trapido's mother
Juhan Kangilaski
Estonian artist
Jaan Maide
Officer
Kalju Kangur
Estonian-Soviet writer
Matthias Johann Eisen
Estonian folklorist
Küllo Kõiv
Tanel Kangert
Estonian bicycler
Lydia Koidula
Estonian poet
Arbo Tammiksaar
Film director
Ülo Lumiste
Estonian mathematician
Agnes Oaks
Estonian former ballet dancer
Alar Laneman
Member of the Estonian Parliament
Rein Kontus
Football player
Andres Metsoja
Former Member of the Riigikogu
Volli Kalm
Estonian geologist
Tarvo Seeman
Arnold Altmäe
Soviet actor
Lilli Suburg
Estonian journalist
Otto Strandman
Former Prime Minister of Estonia
Antonio Goulart dos Reis
Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil
Kirile Loo
Musical artist
Gyorche Petrov
Bulgarian teacher
Paul Haavaoks
Soviet writer
Merily Toom
Estonian football player
Kalmer Tennosaar
Estonian singer
Alma Ostra-Oinas
Journalist
Otto Friedrich von Richter
Orientalist
Eduard Pütsep
Olympic athlete
Helle-Moonika Helme
Member of the Estonian Parliament
David Otto Wirkhaus
Musician
Eduard Georg von Wahl
Surgeon
Panos Gavalas
Greek singer
Katica Kulavkova
Macedonian writer
Kâzım Özalp
Former Minister of National Defense of Türkiye
Svetozar Ristovski
Macedonian film director
Cevat Babuna
Oktar Babuna's father
Kočo Racin
Author
Denis Mahmudov
Footballer
Şakir Kesebir
Politician
Vasil Zafircev
Actor
