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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wyland

English

Woodford
Westun

From the west

English

Walker

Fuller of cloth

English

Wendall

Wanderer

German

Wilkes

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

English

Wulfcot

Lives in Wolfe's cottage

English

Welwyn

Welsh friend

Welsh

Wadly

Ford meadow

English

Waleed

Just born

Arabic

Whistler

Whistler or piper

English

Warley

Meadow near the weir

English

Wiencyslaw

Greater glory

Slavic

Worthing

Fenced farm

English

Wensley
Wynward

From Wine's forest

English

Wolfrik

Wolf ruler

German

Warton

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

Anglo-Saxon

Wainewright

Wagon-builder

English

Wa
Wystan

Battle stone

English

Wilberto

Bright will

German

Worth

Fenced farm

English

Willis

“The son of Will(iam ),” based on Will (diminutive of William) and is (his).

English

WycIyf

From the white cliff

English

Wassillie
Wodeley

A variant form of Woodley.

Wyoming

Mountains and Valleys

Native American

Williston

English

Walter

Commander of the army

German

Wyatt

Brave in battle

English

Willfredo

Desiring peace

English

Waris
Wagoner

Wagon-builder

German

Wynn

Friend

English

Wainwright

Wagon-builder

English

Wattkins

Son of Watt

English

Waydell

Able to go; river ford

Scandinavian

Wat

Commander of the army

German

Wilbart

Resolute or brilliant

German

Winsley
Wulfhere

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Wedgewood

Triangular woodland

English

Walwyn

Welsh friend

English

Woyzeck

A warrior to whom combat brings joy

Slavic

Wendel

Wanderer

German

Willow

From the Willow Grove

English

Walwynn

Welsh friend

Welsh

Wesson
Walther

Commander of the army

German