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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Woksapiwi

Harvest Moon

Native American

Woodward

Woods warden

English

Weshcubb

Sweet

Native American

Willfryd

Desiring peace

English

Wardleigh

Watchman's meadow

English

Waylen

Land by the road

English

Weaver

Weaver

English

Wofford
Willmarr

Resolute or famous

German

Walton

Walled town

English

Windgate

From the winding gate

English

Wellbey

Well-farm

German

Wincenty

Prevailing

Latin

Whitacker

White field

English

Wilberforce
Wilmar

Strong desire

German

Wilheim
Wait

Guard

English

Willoughbie

Willow farm

English

WyIltun

From the farm by the spring

English

Wolfert

Wolf army

German

Wuyi

Soaring turkey vulture (Miwok)

Native American

Woodie
Warrin

Watchman; park warden

English

Wickam

From the village meadow

English

Wynfrith

Friend of peace

English

West

Western stream

English

Woodruff

Bailiff

English

Whitt
Wrigley

Clearing by the river's bend

English

Wenczeslaw

Greater glory

Slavic

Willoughbey

Willow farm

English

Waris
Weardhyll

From the guardian's hill

English

Wasim

Distinguished looking

Arabic

Warwick

Buildings near the weir

English

Wassily

Royal, kingly

Greek

Wselfwulf

Wolf of slaughter

Anglo-Saxon

Wadley

Ford meadow

English

Welbourne

Spring-fed stream

English

Wacey
Wittahere

Wise wamor

English

Whistler

Whistler or piper

English

Watelford

From the hurdle ford

English

Warley

Meadow near the weir

English

Wanageeska

White spirit (Sioux)

Native American

Wilkes

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

English

Walsh

Welsh

English

Wilheard
Walwinn

Welsh friend

Welsh