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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Warrane

Warden of the game

French

Wade

To ford

English

Wilmot

Will helmet, protection

German

Warenhari

Defending warrior

German

Wayn

Wagon builder or driver

English

Wyche

Village

English

Wanrrick

Fortress

English

Welborn

Spring-fed stream

English

Wyndsor

Riverbank with a winch

English

Wilfrid

Desiring peace

English

Wetherley

Wether-sheep meadow

English

Wystan

Battle stone

English

Wadell

Able to go; river ford

Scandinavian

Worcester

From the alder forest army camp

English

Welborne

Spring-fed stream

English

Wellington

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

English

Washburne

Flooding stream

English

Wohehiv

Dull knife (Cheyenne)

Native American

Wickley

Village meadow

English

Willam

Form of William

English

Wardleigh

Watchman's meadow

English

Willfryd

Desiring peace

English

Wiellaby

From the spring farm

English

Webbster

Weaver

English

Wallace

Welshman

French

Wellbey

Well-farm

German

Wulfhere

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Weller
Wendall

Wanderer

German

Wheeler

Wheel wright

English

Waggoner

Wagon-builder

German

Wernhar

Army defender

German

Wymon
Waylin

Land by the road

English

Watkin
Wylingford

From the willow ford

English

Willesone

Son of William

English

Wynton

Friend's settlement

English

Willett

Little Will

English

Wahchintonka

Has much Practice (Sioux)

Native American

Wyandanch

Speaks with wisdom

Native American

Warren

Game preserve

English

Waller

Wall maker; powerful one

German

Westbey

Western farmstead

English

Wyndell

Friend

English

Wethrby

From the wether sheep farm

English

Willfred

Desiring peace

English

Wealaworth

From the Welshman's farm or Welsh friend

English

Wesbrook

Western stream

English

Welden

Well-hill

English