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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wilberto

Bright will

German

Wetherleigh

Wether-sheep meadow

English

Williston

English

Wickley

Village meadow

English

Westyn
Whitman

White man

English

Wellburn

Spring-fed stream

English

Waitman
Webb

Weaver

English

Wyndell

Friend

English

Westcot

Western cottage

English

Wilberth
Wigmaere

Famous in battle

English

Waldrom

Ruling raven

German

Wit
Witt

Blond

English

Wselfwulf

Wolf of slaughter

Anglo-Saxon

Warton

“From the merchandising town,” i.e., from the market town, based on the Anglo-Saxon warn (merchandise) and tun (town).

Anglo-Saxon

Wigman

Warrior

English

Worthing

Fenced farm

English

Winn

Joyful stone; friend

English

Wm
Wylingford

From the willow ford

English

Wenzel

Greater glory

Slavic

Warden

Watchman

English

Weeb

Weaver

English

Winfield

Friend's field

English

WyIltun

From the farm by the spring

English

Weyland

From the land by the highway

English

Wymon
Walton

Walled town

English

Willbur

German

Weslee
Wing

Glory

Chinese

Walthari

Powerful ruler

German

Wulf

Wolf

German

Willem

Will helmet, protection

German

Wood

From the Woods

American

Willoughby

Willow farm

English

Wakeman

Watchman

English

Wicasa

Sage (Dakota)

Native American

Wallace

Welshman

French

Wenceslao
Worthey

Fenced farm

English

Weard

Guard

English

Wolfram

Traveling wolf

German

Winner
Warnell
Wasaki

The Enemy

African

Wayson

Courage, most strong man, lovely, moonlight.

Unknown