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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Walther

Commander of the army

German

Walenkino
Wareine

Gamekeeper

English

Web

Weaver

English

Wildon

From the wooded hill

English

Wudoweard

Forester

English

Welch

Welshman

Welsh

Wymon
Willy

Will helmet, protection

German

Wendyl
Wilhelm

Will helmet, protection

German

Wilver
Welbourne

Spring-fed stream

English

Waed

Advancer

English

Wilton

Well settlement

English

Wakler

Thickener of cloth

English

Wynthrop

From Wine's estate

English

Wegland

From the land by the highway

English

Waqar

Majesty, dignity

Arabic

Wallach

Welshman

Welsh

Wolve
Walerian
Winter

Winter

English

Windle
Wanya
Wanbli

Eagle

Native American

Wilfred

Desiring peace

English

Winnfield

Friend's field

English

Wilbart

Resolute or brilliant

German

Whitfield

White field

English

Waunakee

Peaceful one

Native American

Waefreleah

From the quaking aspen tree meadow

English

Winetorp

From Wine's estate

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

Wael
Wayte

Guard, watchman

English

Watson

Son of Walter

English

Webbster

Weaver

English

Waapalaa

Playing Fox

Native American

Wetherley

Wether-sheep meadow

English

Weber

Weaver

English

Wilmer

Strong desire

German

Wheatley

Wheat field

English

Wade

To ford

English

Wacfeld

From Wake's field

English

Whitaker

White field

English

Witta

Wise

English

Wolff

Wolf

German

Waits

Guard, watchman

English

Willes

English