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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wil

English

Westcot

Western cottage

English

Warithu din
Wallach

Welshman

Welsh

Wambleesha

White eagle (Sioux)

Native American

Walenkino
Wakinyela

Dove

Native American

Westbrook

Western stream

English

Wacleah

From Wake's meadow

English

Wm
Wazir
Wheelwright

Wheel maker

English

Waldwick

Village in the forest

German

Wilmar

Strong desire

German

Wilkie

Will helmet, protection

German

Wycliffe

White cliff

English

Wilbart

Resolute or brilliant

German

Warriner

Watchman; park warden

English

Wycliff

White cliff

English

Wylmer

Strong desire

German

Wissam
Wai
Walby

From the Welshman's dwellings

English

Walwinn

Welsh friend

Welsh

Wakely

Damp meadow

English

Wittahere

Wise wamor

English

Wes

Western meadow

English

Wellburn

Spring-fed stream

English

Willkinson

Son of little Will

English

Willhelmus

Will helmet, protection

German

Wanekia
Worthing

Fenced farm

English

Wenceslaus

Greater glory

Slavic

Whitacker

White field

English

Woolsey

Victorious wolf

English

Wheatly

Wheat field

English

Wendel

Wanderer

German

Waldmunt

Mighty protector

German

Whittemore

White moor

English

Wiellaburne

From the spring brook

English

Wilkins

Son of little Will

English

Waldifrid

Peaceful ruler

German

Winferd
Wakelea

Damp meadow

English

Walter

Commander of the army

German

Whitfield

White field

English

Woodley

From the wooded meadow

English

Wode

“Wednesday’s child,” based on the Anglo-Saxon Wodnes daeg (Woden’sday, i.e., Wednesday), in allusion to Woden, a Germanic god.

Anglo-Saxon

Wynthrop

From Wine's estate

English

Woo-jin

House; protect

Asian