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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wolfrik

Wolf ruler

German

Warrane

Warden of the game

French

Wajih
Wanikiy

Savior (Sioux)

Native American

Wattkins

Son of Watt

English

Wynnsfield

Friend's field

English

Wanekia
Warfield

Field by the weir

English

Wisdom

Wisdom

English

Worthington

Fenced farm

English

Wabanang

Eastern (Morning) Star

Native American

Werhner
Wynchell

Drawer of water

Anglo-Saxon

Walwyn

Welsh friend

English

Winefrith

Friend of peace

English

Waddsworth

Village near the ford

English

Wynton

Friend's settlement

English

Wescot

Western cottage

English

Wilkes

“The melancholy one,” from the Anglo-Saxon wolcen, a cloud.

English

Willesone

Son of William

English

Winfrith

Friend of peace

English

Westerly

From or toward the west

English

Woodson

Wood's son

English

Warrick

Leader who defends; buildings near the weir

German

Weirley

From the weir meadow

English

Wakechai

Crouching Eagle

Native American

Waris
Willow

From the Willow Grove

English

Woyzeck

A warrior to whom combat brings joy

Slavic

Willfredo

Desiring peace

English

Woodward

Woods warden

English

Wole

Has come to home

African

Webb

Weaver

English

Wentworth

Pale man's settlement

English

Wiellaford

From the spring by the ford

English

Wain

Wagon builder or driver

English

Wilson

Son of William

English

Waltham

Walt's village

English

Wendall

Wanderer

German

Willkinson

Son of little Will

English

Weissmann

White-haired man

German

Wakichonze

Leader

Native American

Wagoner

Wagon-builder

German