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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Wriston

Settlement near the shrubs

English

Walmond

Mighty protector

German

Wit
Wayne

Wagon builder or driver

English

Werian

Defends

Anglo-Saxon

Woodstock

Wooden fence

English

Wheatly

Wheat field

English

Willifrid

Resolute or peaceful

German

Wahid

Unique

Arabic

Waldhramm

Ruling raven

German

Willhard

Resolute or brave

English

Welburn

Spring-fed stream

English

Walthari

Powerful ruler

German

Wiellatun

From the spring farm

English

Weir

“(The dweller in the cottage near) the river dam,” based on the Anglo-Saxon wer, a dam in a river

Anglo-Saxon

Walfrid

Peaceful ruler

German

Wayson

Courage, most strong man, lovely, moonlight.

Unknown

Winfred

“A friend of peace,” based on the Anglo-Saxon wine (friend) and frithu (peace).

Wynnstan
Welsh

Welshman

Welsh

Whitby

White farm

English

Woyzeck

A warrior to whom combat brings joy

Slavic

Wacleah

From Wake's meadow

English

Wolff

Wolf

German

Wait

Guard

English

Wealaworth

From the Welshman's farm or Welsh friend

English

Wacey
Wolcott

Wolf's cottage

English

Wagner

Wagon-builder

German

Winferd
Wiellaby

From the spring farm

English

Wryhta

Craftsman

English

Wynter

Born in the winter

English

Welborn

Spring-fed stream

English

Wilf
Waits

Guard, watchman

English

Waverlee

Meadow of quivering aspens

English

WyIltun

From the farm by the spring

English

Wasco
Wilfrid

Desiring peace

English

Wichell

From the bend in the road

English

Waller

Wall maker; powerful one

German

Wethrby

From the wether sheep farm

English

Wanageeska

White spirit (Sioux)

Native American

Willey

Crafty

English

Weatherbie

Wether-sheep farm

English

Wanahton

Charger (Sioux)

Native American

Warnell
Webbster

Weaver

English

Willi

Will helmet, protection

German