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 53
Taki Fiti
Former Minister of Finance in North Macedonia
Pitu Guli
Revolutionary
Petar Mirčevski
Actor
Nicolae Constantin Batzaria
Ottoman-Romanian author
Naum Tomalevski
Petar Čule
Archbishop
Vasil Iljoski
Macedonian writer
Nathanael of Ohrid
Bulgarian writer
Karl Robert Saluri
Estonian olympic athlete
Villem GrünthalRidala
Estonian poet
Villem Grünthal-Ridala
Estonian poet
Vaino Väljas
Former President of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian SSR
Nikolai Anderson
Eduard Bornhöhe
Estonian writer
Valdemar Väli
Artist
Eduard Einmann
Graphic artist
Alban Sulejmani
Macedonian footballer
Tauljant Sulejmanov
Footballer
Nehar Sadiki
Macedonian football player
Egzon Shabani
Football player
Robert Jürjendal
Estonian guitar player
Argo Aadli
Estonian theatre actor
Knudåge Riisager
Danish composer
Harald Suislepp
Estonian writer
Ernst Öpik
Estonian astronomer
Tõnu Saar
Actor
Leida Kibuvits
Estonian writer
Louis Kahn
American architect
Ilmar Raag
Estonian actor
Ivo Linna
Estonian singer
Anu Kalm
Estonian printmaker
Mihkel Aksalu
Estonian football player
Venno Laul
Choirmaster
Indrek Saar
Former Minister of Culture of the Republic of Estonia
Maria Faust
Estonian saxophonist
Raivo Aeg
Estonian politician
Mai Leisz
Estonian bass player
Jörgen Liik
Estonian stage actor
Alexander Vostokov
Russian poet
Madli Vilsar
Estonian model
Eugen Dücker
German painter
Voldemar Väli
Estonian olympic athlete
Evald Aavik
Estonian actor
Ain Anger
Estonian opera singer
Ivar Karl Ugi
Estonian-German chemist
Tuuli Rand
Estonian singer
Tiidrek Nurme
Olympic athlete
