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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Worthy

Fenced farm

English

Waescburne

From the flooding brook

English

Willy

Will helmet, protection

German

Wordsworth

World guardian

English

Willerd

Strong desire

English

Wambleeska
Wylde
Wynono

First born

Native American

Waer

Wary

English

Westen

Western town

English

Wethrleah

From the wether sheep meadow

English

Walwin

Welsh friend

Welsh

Weolingtun

From the wealthy estate

English

Waldon

Wooded valley

English

Wai
Wozzeck

A warrior to whom combat brings joy

Slavic

Wain

Wagon builder or driver

English

Wassily

Royal, kingly

Greek

Waunakee

Peaceful one

Native American

Wanhahtah
Wilkinson

Son of little Will

English

Wulfgar

Wolf spear

English

Werian

Defends

Anglo-Saxon

Wasabe

Black Bear

Native American

Wapiti

White

Native American

Wayn

Wagon builder or driver

English

Waggoner

Wagon-builder

German

Webbe

Weaver

English

Weldon

Well-hill

English

Warenhari

Defending warrior

German

Wittatun

From the wise man's estate

English

Westyn
Wladimyr

Renowned prince

Slavic

Westcott

Western cottage

English

Winton

Friend's settlement

English

Wahanassatta

He who walks with his toes turned outward (Cheyenne)

Native American

Weir

“(The dweller in the cottage near) the river dam,” based on the Anglo-Saxon wer, a dam in a river

Anglo-Saxon

WycIyf

From the white cliff

English

Wincel

From the bend in the road

English

Wakechai

Crouching Eagle

Native American

Wenczeslaw

Greater glory

Slavic

Wickham

Village paddock

English

Wheatlea

Wheat field

English

Wilf
Winslowe

From Wine's hill

English

Waquini

Hook nose (Cheyenne)

Native American

Wardlea

Watchman's meadow

English

Winfred

“A friend of peace,” based on the Anglo-Saxon wine (friend) and frithu (peace).

Waine
Wriston

Settlement near the shrubs

English