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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wait

Guard

English

Watkin
Wallie

Welshman

Welsh

Wenczeslaw

Greater glory

Slavic

Wistar

German

Wawinges

Skillful

Native American

Wellington

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

English

Winthorp

From Wine's estate

English

Wister

German

Waqas
Wessel
Witt

Blond

English

Wadley

Ford meadow

English

Walsh

Welsh

English

Wacey
Wakeleigh

Damp meadow

English

Waddell

Able to go; river ford

Scandinavian

Wasabe

Black Bear

Native American

Waseem

Handsome

Arabic

Willhard

Resolute or brave

English

Woodard

Woods warden

English

Washburne

Flooding stream

English

Wiccum

From the village meadow

English

Winsted

Friend's farm

English

Wilfred

Desiring peace

English

Washbourne

Flooding stream

English

Wakaun

Serpent

Native American

Winthrop

Friend's village

English

Wynchell

Drawer of water

Anglo-Saxon

Wilber

Bright will

German

Welles

Lives by the spring

English

Willem

Will helmet, protection

German

Wellby

Well-farm

German

Wetzel
Woden

King of the gods

Anglo-Saxon

Winchester

Walled city

English

Wakely

Damp meadow

English

Worthing

Fenced farm

English

Westun

From the west

English

Wray

Dweller in the corner

Scandinavian

Willifrid

Resolute or peaceful

German

Williamon

German form of William

German

Wilmar

Strong desire

German

Wolf

Wolf

German

Wichell

From the bend in the road

English

Weissmann

White-haired man

German

Winfield

Friend's field

English

Wilfrid

Desiring peace

English

Waverlee

Meadow of quivering aspens

English

Wassil