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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wallache

A Welshman

German

Wood

From the Woods

American

Watie
Webbeleah

From the weaver's meadow

English

Welford

Well-ford

English

Wadley

Ford meadow

English

Waqas
Wakely

Damp meadow

English

Wellington

“From the village having the spring,” based on the Anglo-Saxon wella (spring, well) and tun (village).

English

Warleigh

From the weir meadow

English

Wylingford

From the willow ford

English

Winstead

Friend's farm

English

Wyland

English

Winson
Wynndham

Wyman's hamlet; hamlet near the winding way

English

Wash
Wye

War strength; clever, crafty

English

Walbrydge

From the Welshman's bridge

English

Weallere

Mason

English

Witmore

White moor

English

Wajih
Wetherbey

Wether-sheep farm

English

Warithu din
Willkie

Will helmet, protection

German

Waide
Waefreleah

From the quaking aspen tree meadow

English

Wilkinson

Son of little Will

English

Watkins

Son of Walter, little Walter

English

Wole

Has come to home

African

Wanamaker

Basket maker

German

Wiel
Woyzeck

A warrior to whom combat brings joy

Slavic

Wasil
Willesone

Son of William

English

Webley

Weaver's meadow

English

Wickham

Village paddock

English

Wataru

Navigation

Japanese

Wahkan

Sacred (Sioux)

Native American

Winifred
Winsley
Wiccum

From the village meadow

English

Worden

Watchman

English

Westby

Western farmstead

English

Wrisley

Meadow with shrubs

English

Warford

Ford near the weir

English

Wode

“Wednesday’s child,” based on the Anglo-Saxon Wodnes daeg (Woden’sday, i.e., Wednesday), in allusion to Woden, a Germanic god.

Anglo-Saxon

Welborne

Spring-fed stream

English

Willhelmus

Will helmet, protection

German

Wulfgar

Wolf spear

English

Worrell

From the true man's manor

English