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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Willerd

Strong desire

English

Wielislaw
Wilheim
Weston

West town

English

Willson

Will helmet, protection; son of William

German

Wareine

Gamekeeper

English

Wyatt

Brave in battle

English

Webb

Weaver

English

Warian

Attend

Anglo-Saxon

Walwynne

Welsh friend

Welsh

Warley

Meadow near the weir

English

Whitlock

White lock of hair

English

Wheatly

Wheat field

English

Wireceaster

From the alder forest army camp

English

Washburn

Flooding stream

English

Wendell

Wanderer

German

Winfrith

Friend of peace

English

Wolcott

Wolf's cottage

English

Wadsworth

Village near the ford

English

Winferd
Wilkinson

Son of little Will

English

Walford

Brook ford

English

Welton

Well-town

English

Willoughby

Willow farm

English

Wulfgar

Wolf spear

English

Wharton

Shore or bank settlement

English

Wesbrook

Western stream

English

Waescburne

From the flooding brook

English

Winifred
Wallache

A Welshman

German

Wylder

Form of Wilder

English

Weatherbie

Wether-sheep farm

English

Wacfeld

From Wake's field

English

Westby

Western farmstead

English

Wielladun

From the spring hill

English

Walbert

“The bright ruler,” from the Germanic waldan (to rule) and beraht (bright).

German

Wynter

Born in the winter

English

Weddell

From the advancer's hill

English

Wietze
Wulfhere

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Wolff

Wolf

German

Wylingford

From the willow ford

English

Win

Elf or magical being, friend; joyful stone

English

Wichamm

From the village meadow

English

Warwyk

Fortress

English

Wendall

Wanderer

German

Wilmer

Strong desire

German

Winfield

Friend's field

English

Wilver
Wilmore

Strong desire

German