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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wilkins

Son of little Will

English

Wordsworth

World guardian

English

Walthari

Powerful ruler

German

Wanda
Wassily

Royal, kingly

Greek

Weatherby

Wether-sheep farm

English

Walbridge

From the Welshman's bridge

English

Washi

Eagle

Japanese

Walid

Just born

Arabic

Wheeler

Wheel wright

English

Willfried

Desiring peace

English

Wickley

Village meadow

English

Wilhelmus

Will helmet, protection

German

Wayde

Able to go; river ford

Scandinavian

Williamon

German form of William

German

Winefrith

Friend of peace

English

Westyn
Wodeleah

From the wooded meadow

English

Whittaker

White field

English

Windsor

Riverbank with a winch

English

Werner

Army defender

German

Wallis

Welshman

Welsh

Wurt

Worthy

Anglo-Saxon

Waldorf

Village in the woods

German

Wistar

German

Whitcombe

White valley

English

Whitelaw

White hill

English

Wallcott

Cottage by the wall

English

Wilkinson

Son of little Will

English

Warenhari

Defending warrior

German

Wakapa

To Excel

Native American

Willkins

Son of little Will

English

Winner
Wilver
Winford
Wulf

Wolf

German

Wissian

Guide

Anglo-Saxon

Warwyk

Fortress

English

Wen

Culture, Writing

Chinese

Weyman
Walter

Commander of the army

German

Woodard

Woods warden

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

Wattkins

Son of Watt

English

Woodward

Woods warden

English

Winstead

Friend's farm

English

Wattesone

Son of Walter

English

Winaugusconey

Not Afraid to Travel

Native American

Walwynn

Welsh friend

Welsh

Warden

Watchman

English