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| Name |
Meaning |
Derivations |
Origin |
| Waarrar |
River |
Warrar |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Waban |
East wind. |
Waben, Wabin, Wabon,
Wabyn |
Native American |
| Wachiru |
Law maker's son. |
|
Kenyan |
| Waclaw |
Crowning glory. |
Wencelas |
Polish |
| Wade |
To
wade in the water, Dweller in the water, One who advances. |
Waed, Waede, Waid, Waide,
Wayd, Wayde |
English |
| Wadley |
From the meadow river
crossing; The advancer's meadow. |
Wadlea, Wadleah, Wadlee,
Wadlei, Wadleigh, Wadley, Wadli, Wadlie, Wadly |
English; Old English |
| Wadsworth |
From the estate with the
wading pool; From the advancer's estate. |
Wadesworth |
English; Old English |
| Wadud |
Loving |
Wad |
Arabic |
| Wagner |
Maker of wagons. |
Waggoner, Wagnar, Wagnor,
Wagoner |
Dutch, German |
| Wahhab |
Presenter, One who gives. |
Wahad, Wahib |
Arabic |
| Wahid |
Unique |
Wahyd |
Arabic |
| Wahkan |
Sacred |
|
Lakota |
| Wahshee |
Chubby boy. |
|
Sioux |
| Wahtsake |
Eagle |
|
Osage |
| Wai |
Water |
Wae, Way |
Maori |
| Waine |
Wagon driver. |
Wain, Wane, Wayn, Wayne |
English |
| Wainwright |
Maker of wagons. |
Wain, Waine, Wainright,
Wainryght, Wayn, Wayne, Waynright, Waynryght |
Old English |
| Waitangi |
Geographical - a place in
New Zealand. |
|
Maori |
| Waite |
Guardian, Guard,
Watchman. |
Wait, Wayt, Wayte |
Middle English |
| Wajid |
Finder |
Wajyd |
Arabic |
| Wajih |
Extraordinary |
|
Arabic |
| Wake |
Alert, watchful one. |
Waik, Waike, Wayk, Wayke |
Old English |
| Wakefield |
Dweller at the wet
field. |
Waikfield, Waykfield |
Old English |
| Wakeley |
From the damp meadow. |
Waklea, Wakleah, Waklee,
Waklei, Wakleigh, Wakli, Waklie, Wakly |
Old English |
| Wakeman |
Watcher, Guardian. |
|
Old English |
| Wakil |
Advocate, Supporter. |
Wakyl |
Arabic |
| Wakiza |
Determined warrior. |
Wakyza |
Native American |
| Walaka |
The people's ruler. |
Walakah |
Hawaiian |
| Walby |
From the home near the
wall. |
Walbee, Walbey, Walbi,
Walbie |
Old English |
| Walcha |
Sun |
Walchah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Walcott |
From the cottage with the
walls. |
Walcot |
Old English |
| Waldemar
"Weald-maer"
|
Powerful; Famous ruler
who is glorious. |
Valdemar, Waldermar,
Waldo |
Teutonic; Old English |
| Walden |
From the valley in the
forest. |
Waldan, Waldin, Waldon,
Waldyn |
English |
| Waldo |
A
ruler. |
Waldron, Waldryn |
Teutonic |
| Waldron |
Ruling raven. |
Waldran, Waldren, Waldrin,
Waldryn |
Teutonic |
| Walford |
From the Welshman's ford. |
|
Old English |
| Waleed |
Newborn child. |
Walead, Waleyd |
Arabic |
| Waleliano |
Strength |
|
Hawaiian |
| Walena |
Defending. A form of
Warren, rabbit burrow. |
Walenah |
Hawaiian |
| Walenty |
Strong, Healthy. A form
of Valentine. |
|
Polish, Latin |
| Walerian |
Strong, Brave. |
Waleryan |
Polish |
| Walfred |
Peaceful ruler. |
Walfredd, Walfrid,
Walfridd, Walfryd, Walfrydd |
Teutonic |
| Wali |
Servant of Allah. |
Walea, Walee, Waley,
Walie |
Arabic |
| Walid |
Newborn child. |
Walyd |
Arabic |
| Walkara |
Yellow |
Walkarah |
Ute |
| Walker |
Forest
walker, Thickener of cloth. |
Walka, Walkah |
Middle English |
| Wallace |
A
stranger, Welsh. |
Walach, Walice, Walise,
Wallach, Wallache (German), Wallice, Wallis (English), Wallise,
Walloch, Wallyce, Wallyse, Waloch, Walyce, Walyse, Walman, Walmen,
Walsh, Welch, Welsh |
Old English |
| Wallah |
Rain |
Walla |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Waller |
Builder of walls; Army
ruler. |
Waler |
Old English; Old German |
| Wallingford |
From the wall near the
ford. |
Walingford |
Welsh |
| Wallis |
Welsh, Stranger. A form
of Wallace. |
Walach, Walice, Walise,
Wallach, Wallache (German), Wallice, Wallise, Walloch, Wallyce,
Wallyse, Waloch, Walyce, Walyse, Walman, Walmen, Walsh, Welch, Welsh |
English |
| Wally |
Welsh. The short form of
names starting with "Wal". |
Walea, Waleah, Walee,
Waleigh, Waley, Wali, Walie, Wallea, Walleah, Wallee, Walleigh, Walley,
Walli, Wallie, Wally, Waly |
English |
| Walmond |
Mighty or ruling
protector. |
|
Teutonic |
| Walsh |
Welsh one,
Stranger. A form of Wallace. |
Walshe, Walshi, Walshie,
Walshy, Welsh |
English |
| Walt |
Woods
or army general. A short form of Walter. |
Walter |
German |
| Walter |
Powerful warrior; Army general. |
Bhaltair (Scottish),
Gaulter (Portuguese), Gauthier, Gualter, Gualterio (Spanish),
Gualtiero (Italian), Guathier (French), Guatier
(French), Gualtiero, Gaulterius (Latin, Dutch), Ualtar (Irish), Walt,
Walta, Waltah, Waltier, Waltir, Walther (German), Waltir (French),
Waltor, Waltyr |
Teutonic |
| Walther |
Ruling |
Walter, Waltier (French),
Waltyer |
German |
| Walton |
From the town surrounded
by walls. |
Waltan, Waltn, Waltin,
Waltyn |
Old English |
| Walwin |
Hawk friend. |
Alwin, Alwyn, Walwyn |
Welsh |
| Walworth |
From the Welsh one's
farm. |
Wallworth, Wallsworth,
Walsworth |
Old English |
| Walwyn |
Welsh friend. |
Walwin |
Old English |
| Wamba |
Stomach |
Wambah |
Spanish |
| Wamblee |
Eagle |
Wamblea, Wambleah,
Wambleigh, Wambley, Wambli, Wamblie, Wambly |
Lakota |
| Wanbi |
Dingo |
Wanbee, Wanbey, Wanbie,
Wanby |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Waneta |
Charger |
Wanetah |
Sioux |
| Wang |
King |
Wan |
Chinese |
| Wanikiya |
Saviour |
Wanikiyah |
Lakota |
| Wapi |
Lucky |
Wapie, Wapy |
Native American |
| Warburton |
From the enduring castle town. |
|
Old English |
| Ward |
Guardian |
Warde, Warden, Wardin,
Wardon, Wardun, Wardyn |
Old English |
| Wardell |
From the hill of the
guardian. |
Wardel |
Old English |
| Warden |
Guardian of the valley. |
Wardan, Wardin, Wardon,
Wardun, Wardyn |
Old English |
| Wardley |
From the guardian's meadow. |
Wardlea, Wardleah,
Wardlee, Wardleigh, Wardli, Wardlie, Wardly |
Old English |
| Ware |
Wary; Defending. |
Warey |
Old English; Old German |
| Warfield |
From the war field, From
the field near the weir. |
Warfyeld |
Middle English |
| Warford |
From the weir ford. |
|
Middle English |
| Warick |
Hero of the village. |
Waric, Warick, Warik,
Warric, Warrick, Warrik, Warryc, Warryck, Warryk, Waryc, Waryck, Waryk |
English |
| Waring |
Shelter of protection. |
Warin, Waryn, Waryng |
German |
| Warley |
From the meadow with the
weir, From the war meadow. |
Warlea, Warleah, Warlee,
Warlei, Warleigh, Warli, Warlie, Warly |
Middle English |
| Warmond |
True protector. |
Warmon, Warmondo, Warmun,
Warmund, Warmundo |
Old English |
| Warner |
To
preserve, Warrior who protects. |
Warnor, Wernar, Werner,
Wernher, Warren |
Teutonic |
| Warra |
Water |
Wara, Warah, Warrah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Warrack |
The banksia tree. |
Warrac, Warrak |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Warren |
To
preserve, Defending; Game reserve keeper. |
Waran, Waren, Waring,
Waringer, Warran, Warrin, Warron, Warrun, Warryn, Warner |
Teutonic; Middle English |
| Warrick |
Defender and hero of the
village. |
|
Old English |
| Warrie |
Wind |
Wari, Warie, Warri, Warry,
Wary |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Warringa |
Sea |
Waringa, Waringah,
Warringah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Warrun |
Sky |
Warun |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Warton |
From the weir town; From
the war town. |
Wartan, Warten, Wartin,
Wartyn |
Old English; English |
| Warwick |
Fortress of the
defender's family. |
Warwic, Warwik, Warwyc,
Warwyck, Warwyk |
Old English |
| Washburn |
Dweller at the flooding
brook. |
Washbern, Washberne,
Washbirn, Washbirne, Washborn, Washborne, Washbourn, Washbourne,
Washburne, Washbyrn, Washbyrne |
Old English |
| Washington |
From the estate of the
keen one's family. |
Washingtan, Washingten,
Washingtin, Washingtyn |
Old English |
| Wasi |
Understanding,
Comprehensive |
Wasie, Wasy |
Arabic |
| Wasil |
Divine |
Wasyl |
Arabic |
| Wasim |
Graceful, Handsome. |
Wasym |
Arabic |
| Wassily |
Royal, Majestic, Basil
herb. A form of Basil. |
Wasily, Wassyly, Wasyly |
Russian, Greek |
| Wata |
Powerful warrior. A form
of Walter. |
Watah, Watli (Swiss) |
Maori |
| Watende |
Revengeful |
Watend |
Nyakusa |
| Waterman |
Works on the water. |
Watermen |
Old English |
| Watford |
From the hurdle ford. |
Wattford |
Old English |
| Watkins |
Walter's son, Son of the
powerful warrior. |
Watkin, Watky, Watkyns,
Wattkin, Wattkins, Wattkyn, Wattkyns |
Old English |
| Watson |
Walter's son, Son of the
powerful warrior. |
Wattson |
Old English |
| Wattan |
Black |
Watan |
Arapaho |
| Waunakee |
Peace |
|
Algonquin |
| Waverley |
From the meadow near the
wavy sea, From the windy aspen meadow. |
Waverlea, Waverleah,
Waverlee, Waverleigh, Waverlie, Waverlie, Waverly |
Old English |
| Waya |
Wolf |
Waia, Waiah, Wayah |
Cherokee |
| Wayamba |
Turtle |
Wayambah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wayland |
From the pathway land or
property. |
Walan, waland, Wailan,
Wailand, Walylan, Waylan, Whalan, Whalen, Whalin, Whalon, Whalyn |
Old English |
| Waylon |
From the land by the
highway. |
Wailon, Wallen, Walon,
Waylan, Wayland, Waylen, Waylin, Waylyn, Weylen, Weylin, Weylon,
Weylyn |
English |
| Wayne |
Wagoner, Maker of wagons. |
Wain, Waine, Wayn |
Old English |
| Wazire |
Minister |
Wazyr |
Arabic |
| Webb |
Weaver |
Web, Webber, Weber |
Old English |
| Weber |
A weaver. |
Webber |
German |
| Webley |
From the weaver's meadow. |
Webblea, Webbleah,
Webblee, Webbleigh, Webbley, Webblie, Webblie, Webbly, Weblea, Webleah,
Weblee, Webleigh, Webli, Weblie, Webly |
Old English |
| Webster |
Weaver |
Webstar |
Old English |
| Weddell |
From the advancer's hill. |
Weddel, Wedel, Wedell |
Old English |
| Weelya |
Parakeet (bird). |
Weelyah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Weeronga |
Quiet |
Weerongah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Weiss |
White |
Weis, Weise, Weisse, Weys,
Weyse, Weyss, Weysse |
German |
| Wekesa |
Born during harvest time. |
Wekeasah |
Kenyan |
| Welborne |
Born at the spring
stream. |
Welbern, Welberne,
Welbirn, Welbirne, Welborn, Welburn, Welburne, Welbyrn, Welbyrne,
Wellbern, Wellberne, Wellbirn, Wellbirne, Wellborn, Wellborne,
Wellbourn, Wellbourne, Wellbyrn, Wellbyrne |
Old English |
| Welby |
From the stream farm. |
Welbee, Welbey, Welbi,
Welbie |
Old English |
| Weldon |
From the willow trees on
the hill near the stream. |
Weldan, Welden, Weldin,
Weldyn |
Old English |
| Welford |
From the ford by the
well. |
Wellford |
Old English |
| Wellington |
From the wealthy one's
town. |
Wellinton |
Old English |
| Wells |
From the springs. |
Wels |
Old English |
| Welsh |
Man from Wales, Welshman. |
|
Old English |
| Welton |
From the town near the
stream. |
Welltan, Wellten, Welltin,
Wellton, Welltyn, Weltan, Welten, Weltin, Weltyn |
Old English |
| Wemilat |
One who has everything. |
|
Native American |
| Wemilo |
Everyone talks to him. |
|
Native American |
| Wen |
Cultured; Winter |
|
Chinese; Gypsey |
| Wen Hu |
Educated |
|
Chinese |
| Wenceslaus |
Crowning glory. |
Vaacslav, Vaclav,
Veleslav, Venceslav, Waclaw, Wenceslas, Wenzel |
Old Slavic |
| Wendell |
Valley
or wanderer |
Wenda, Wendah, Wendel,
Wendelin, Wendil, Wendill, Wendyl, Wendyll |
Teutonic |
| Wenlock |
From the lake at the holy
monastery. |
Wenloc, Wenlock, Wenlok |
Old Welsh |
| Wensley |
From the meadow with the
wood clearing. |
Wenslea, Wensleah,
Wenslee, Wensleigh, Wensli, Wenslie, Wensly |
Old English |
| Wentworth |
From the white one's
estate. |
|
Old English |
| Wenutu |
Clear sky. |
|
Native American |
| Wenzel |
Knowing |
Wensel, Wenzil, Wenzyl |
Slavic |
| Werner |
Warrior who defends. |
Warner, Wernher |
Teutonic |
| Wes |
A short form of Wesley,
from the
west meadow. |
West, Wess, Wesley |
|
| Wescott |
From the west cottage. |
Wescot, Westcot, Westcott |
Old English |
| Wesh |
Woods |
|
Gypsy |
| Wesley |
From the
west meadow. |
Weslea, Wesleah, Weslee,
Wesleigh, Wesli, Weslie, Wesly |
Old English |
| West |
Man from the west. |
|
Old English |
| Westbrook |
From the westerly stream. |
Wesbrook, Wesbrooke,
Westbrook |
Old English |
| Westby |
From the westerly
farmstead. |
Wesbee, Wesbey, Wesbi,
Wesbie, Wesby, Westbee, Westbey, Westbi, Westbie |
Old English |
| Westcott |
From the west cottage. |
|
Old English |
| Westleigh |
From the
west meadow. A form of Wesley. |
|
Old English |
| Weston |
From
the west town. |
Westan, Westen, Westin,
Westyn |
Old English |
| Wetherby |
From the wether-sheep
farm. |
Wetherbi, Wetherbie |
Old English |
| Wetherell |
From the wether-sheep
corner. |
Wetheral, Wetherall,
Wetherel, Wetheril, Wetherill, Wetheryl, Wetheryll |
Old English |
| Wetherley |
From the wether-sheep
meadow. |
Wetherlea, Wetherleah,
Wetherlee, Wetherleigh, Wetherli, Wetherlie, Wetherly |
Old English |
| Wettriki |
King of peace. A form of
Frederick. |
Wetu (Finnish) |
Finnish |
| Weylin |
The wolf's son lives near
the pool. |
Weilin, Weilyn, Weylyn |
Celtic |
| Weymouth |
Mouth of the river. |
Weimoth, Weimough,
Weymoth, Weymouth |
Celtic |
| Whalley |
From the meadow near the
hill. |
Whalea, Whaleah, Whalee,
Whaleigh, Whaley, Whali, Whalie, Whallea, Whalleah, Whallee, Whalli,
Whallie, Whallie, Wahlly, Whaly |
English |
| Wharton |
From the town on the lake
bank. |
Warton |
Old English |
| Wheatley |
From the wheat meadow. |
Whatlea, Whatleah,
Whatlee, Whatleigh, Whatley, Whatli, Whatlie, Whatly, Wheatlea,
Wheatleah, Wheatlee, Wheatli, Wheatlie, Wheatly |
Old English |
| Wheaton |
From the wheat town. |
Wheatan, Wheaten, Wheatin,
Wheatyn |
Old English |
| Wheeler |
A
driver, Maker of wheels. |
Wheel, Wheela, Wheelah,
Wheelar |
Old English |
| Wherahiko |
Freedom |
|
Maori |
| Whetu |
Star |
|
Polynesian |
| Whistler |
Whistler or piper. |
Whistla |
Old English |
| Whitaker |
From the white field. |
Whitacker, Whitmaker,
Whittaker, Whytaker, Whyttaker |
Old English |
| Whitby |
By the white house. |
Whitbea, Whitbee, Whitbey,
Whitbi, Whitbie |
Old English |
| Whitcomb |
From the white hollow. |
Whitcombe, Whytcomb,
Whytcombe |
Old English |
| White |
White-haired. |
Whyte |
Old English |
| Whitelaw |
From the white hill. |
Whitlaw, Whytlaw |
Old English |
| Whitey |
White-haired,
White-skinned. |
Whitee, Whiti, Whitie,
Whity |
English |
| Whitfield |
From the white field. |
Whytfield |
Old English |
| Whitford |
From the white ford. |
Whytford |
English |
| Whitley |
From the white meadow. |
Whitlea, Whitleah,
Whitlee, Whitleigh, Whitli, Whitlie, Whitly |
Old English |
| Whitlock |
White lock of hair. |
Whitloc, Whitloch,
Whitlok, Whytloc, Whytloch, Whytlock, Whytlok |
Old English |
| Whitman |
White-haired man. |
Whitmen, Whytman, Whytmen |
Old English |
| Whitmore |
From the white moor. |
Whitmoor, Whitmoore,
Whittemoor, Whittemoore, Whittemor, Whytmoor, Whitmoore, Whytmore,
Whyttmoor, Whyttmoore, Witmore, Witmoor, Witmoore, Wittemoor,
Wittemoore, Wittmore, Wytmoor, Wytmoore, Wytmore, Wyttmoor, Wyttmoore,
Wyttmore |
Old English |
| Whitney |
From the white-haired
one's island. |
Whittney, Whytney,
Whyttney |
Old English |
| Whittaker |
Dweller at the white
field. |
|
Old English |
| Wicasa |
Man |
Wicasah |
Dakota |
| Wichado |
Willing |
|
Native American |
| Wickham |
From the enclosure in the
village. |
Wikham, Wyckham, Wykham |
Old English |
| Wickley |
From the willow meadow in
the village. |
Wicklea, Wickleah,
Wicklee, Wickleigh, Wickli, Wicklie, Wickly, Wycklea, Wyckleah,
Wycklee, Wyckleigh, Wyckley, Wyckli, Wycklie, Wyckly, Wyklea, Wykleah,
Wyklee, Wykleigh, Wyklwy, Wykli, Wyklie, Wykly |
Old English |
| Wid / Wido |
Wide |
Wid, Wyd, Wydo |
English |
| Wies |
Warrior who is famous. |
Wiess, Wyes, Wyess |
German |
| Wikoli |
Victory. A form of
Victor. |
|
Hawaiian |
| Wiktor |
Victory |
Victor, Wyctor |
Polish |
| Wilanu |
To pour water onto flour. |
Wylanu |
Moquelumnan |
| Wilbert |
Brilliant |
Wilbirt, Wilburt, Wilbyrt,
Wylbery, Wylbirt, Wylburt, Wylbyrt |
German |
| Wilbraham |
Wilful father of the
multitude. A combination of William and Abraham. |
Abraham, Wylbraham |
English |
| Wilbur |
Resolute brilliant one;
From the firm fortress. |
Gilbert, Wilber, Wilburn,
Wilburne, Wilburt, Willber, Willbur, Wilver, Wylber, Wylbur, Wylbyr,
Wyllber, Wyllbir, Wyllbyr |
Teutonic; Old English |
| Wilder |
From the wilderness. |
Wild, Wilde, Wyld, Wylde |
English |
| Wildon |
From the hill in the
woods. |
Wildan, Wilden, Wildin,
Wildyn, Willdan, Willden, Willdin, Willdon, Willdyn, Wyldan, Wylden,
Wyldin, Wyldon, Wyldyn, Wylldan, Wyllden, Wylldin, Wylldon, Wylldyn |
English |
| Wile |
Wilful. A form of Willy
or William. |
Wilea, Wileah, Wilee,
Wileigh, Wiley, Wili, Wilie, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh,
Wyley, Wylli, Wylie, Wyly, William |
Hawaiian |
| Wiley |
Of the meadows. From the willows in
the meadow. |
Wile (Hawaiian), Wilea, Wileah, Wilee,
Wileigh, Wili, Wilie, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli,
Wylie, Wyly |
English |
| Wilford |
From the willow-tree river crossing. |
Willford, Wylford, Wyllford |
Old English |
| Wilfred |
Peaceful. Desired place. |
Wilfredo (Spanish), Willfredo,
Wilfried, Wilfrid, Wilfryd, Willfred, Willfrid, Willfryd |
Teutonic |
| Wilhelm |
Determined, Wilful guardian. |
Wilhelmus, Willem, Wylhelm, Wyllhelm |
German |
| Wilkins |
William's son, Son of the wilful one. |
Wilken, Wilkens, Wilkes, Wilkie,
Wilkin, Wilikes, Wilikins, Wylkin, Wylkins, Wylkyn, Wylkyns |
English |
| Wilkinson |
Little William's son. Son of the
wilful one. |
Wilkenson, Wylkenson, Wylkinson,
Wylkynson |
English |
| Will |
Wilful. A short form of names
starting with 'Wil' |
Wil, Wyl, Wyll |
Old English |
| Willard |
Resolute. Brave |
Wilard, Wylard, Wyllard |
Teutonic, Old English |
| Willem |
Desire to protect, Wilful |
See William |
Old English |
| William |
Desire to protect, Wilful |
Guillaume (French), Guglielmo
(Italian), Guillermo (Spanish), Vasyl, Vilhelm (German), Viliam
(Czech), Viljo (Finnish), Ville (Swedish), Welfel, Wilek, Willem,
Wiliama (Hawaiian), Wiliame, Willaim, Willam, Willeam, Willem
(German), Williams, Wim (Dutch), Wyliam, Wyliams, Wylliam, Wylliams,
Wyllyam, Wyllyams, Wylyam, Wylyams, Uileam (Scottish), Uilliam (Irish) |
Teutonic |
| Williams |
William's son, Son of the wilful one. |
Wiliamson, Williamson, Wyliamson,
Wylliamson |
English |
| Williamson |
William's son, Son of the wilful one. |
|
English |
| Willis |
Son of William, Son of the wilful
one. |
Wilis, Williss, Wilsen, Wilson, Wylis,
Wyliss, Wylys, Wylyss |
English |
| Willoughby |
From the willows by the farm. |
Willobee, Willobey, Willowbee,
Willowbey, Willowbie, Willowby, Wyllowbee, Wyllobey, Wyllobi, Wyllobie,
Wylloby, Wylobee, Wylobey, Wylobi, Wylobie, Wyloby |
Old English |
| Willy |
Wilful. A short form of names
starting with "Wil". |
Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wiley,
Wili, Wilie, Willea, Willeah, Willee, Willeigh, Willey, Willi, Willie,
Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyll, Wyllea,
Wylleah, Wyllee, Wylley, Wylleigh, Wylli, Wyllie, Wylly, Wyly |
English |
| Wilmer |
Famous |
Wylmer |
Teutonic |
| Wilmot |
From William's moat; Resolute. |
Wilmott, Wylmot, Wylmott |
English; Old German |
| Wilny |
Flying, singing eagle. |
Wilni, Wilnie, Wylni, Wylnie, Wylny |
Native American |
| Wilson |
Son of William, Son of the wilful
one. |
Willsan, Willsen, Willsin, Willson,
Willsyn, Silsan, Wilsen, Wilsin, Silsyn, Wyllsan, Wyllsen, Wyllsin,
Wyllson, Wyllsyn, Wylsan, Wylsyn, Willis |
Old English |
| Wilstan |
From the wolf stone. |
Wilsten, Wilstin, Wilstyn, Wylstan,
Wylsten, Wylstin, Wylstyn |
Teutonic |
| Wilton |
From Will's town, From the spring town. |
Willtan, Willten, Willtin, Willton,
Willtown, Willtyn, Wiltan, Wilten,, Wiltin, Wiltown, Wiltyn, Wylltan,
Wyllten, Wylltin, Wyllton, Wylltyn, Wyltan, Wylten, Wyltin, Wylton,
Wytyn |
Old English |
| Wilu |
Squawking chicken hawk. |
|
Moquelumnan |
| Win |
Bright |
Winn, Wyn, Wynn, Wynne |
Cambodian |
| Winchell |
From the corner. |
Winchel, Wynchel, Wynchell |
Old English |
| Windell |
From the windy valley. |
Windel, Windlan, Wyndal, Wyndell |
English |
| Windham |
From the friendly town. |
Winham, Wyndham |
English |
| Windsor |
From the river bend, Boundary bank. |
Windsar, Windser, Wyndsar, Wyndser,
Wyndsor |
Old English |
| Winfield |
From the friend's field. |
Wynfield |
Old English |
| Winfred |
Friend of peace. |
Winfrid, Winfredd, Winfrid, Winfryd,
Wynfredd, Wynfrid, Wynfryd |
Old English |
| Wing |
Glorious |
|
Chinese |
| Wingate |
Divine protector. |
Wyngate |
Old English |
| Wingi |
Willing |
Wing, Wingie, Wingy, Wyng, Wyngi,
Wyngie, Wyngy |
Native American |
| Winslow |
From the hill of the friend. |
Winslowe, Wynslow, Wynslowe |
Old English |
| Winston |
Victory town, From the friend's estat
or town. |
Winstan, Winsten, Winstin, Winstyn,
Wynstan, Wynsten, Wynstin, Wynston, Wynstyn |
Old English |
| Winter |
Born at winter time. |
Winterford, Winters, Wynter, Wynters |
Old English |
| Winthrop |
Victory at the crossroads, Dweller at
the friend's estate. |
Wynthrop |
Old English |
| Winward |
From the friend and guardian's
forest. |
Wynward |
Old English |
| Wirake |
Friend |
Wirak |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wiremu |
Wilful. A form of William. |
Wir, Wire, Mu |
Polynesian |
| Wirrin |
Tea tree. |
Wirin, Wiryn |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wish |
Wished-for child. |
Wishe, Wysh |
English |
| Wistan |
Wise stone. |
Wystan |
Teutonic |
| Wit |
Life |
Witt, Wyt, Wytt |
Polish |
| Witek |
Victory. A form of Victor. |
Wytek |
Polish |
| Witha |
Handsome |
Wytha |
Arabic |
| Witt |
Wise, Funny. |
Wit, Wyt, Wytt |
Old English |
| Witter |
Wise warrior. |
Whiter, Whitter, Whyter, Whytter,
Wytter |
Old English |
| Witton |
From the wise one's town. |
Whiton, Whyton, Whyton, Whytton |
Old English |
| Wladislav |
Powerful glory. |
Wladyslaw (Polish) |
Slavic |
| Wijciech |
Battle soldier. |
|
Slavic |
| Wolcott |
From Wolf's cottage. |
|
Old English |
| Wolder |
Ruler |
|
Dutch |
| Wolf |
Wolf |
Wolff, Woolf |
German, English |
| Wolfe |
Wolf |
|
Old English |
| Wolfgang |
Path of a wolf, Leader of the Wolf
pack. |
Wolfgans |
Teutonic |
| Wolfram |
Wolf raven. |
Wolfrem |
German |
| Wollowra |
Eagle |
Wolloarah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wood |
Of the woods |
Woods, Woody |
English |
| Woodfield |
From the field in the forest. |
Woodfyeld |
English |
| Woodford |
From the ford in the forest. |
Woodforde |
English |
| Woodley |
From the forest meadow. |
Woodlea, Woodleah, Woodlee, Woodleigh,
Woodli, Woodlie, Woodly |
English |
| Woodrow |
Path through the
woods, From the forest passage, Dweller at the hedge by the forest. |
Woodroe |
Old English |
| Woodruff |
Ranger from the forest. |
Woodruf |
Old English |
| Woods |
Of the woods |
Wood, Woody |
English |
| Woodson |
Woody's son, Son of the one from the
forest. |
Woodsan, Woodsen, Woodsin, Woodsyn |
English |
| Woodville |
From the town on the edge of the
forest. |
Woodvil, Woodvill, Woddvyl, Woodvyll,
Woodvylle |
English |
| Woodward |
Guardian of the forest. |
Woodard |
Old English |
| Woody |
Of the woods |
Wood, Woodi, Woodie, Woods |
English |
| Woolsey |
Victorious wolf, Wool. |
Woolsee, Woolsi, Woolsie, Woolsy |
Old English |
| Worchester |
From the army camp in the forest. |
Worchestar |
Old English |
| Worden |
Warden, guardian |
|
English |
| Wordsworth |
From the wolf guardian's farm. |
Wordworth |
Old English |
| Worippa |
Storm bird. |
Woripa, Worypa, Woryppa |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Worle |
Born on market day. |
Worl |
Ibo |
| Worrell |
Dweller at the true one's manor. |
Worel, Worell, Woril, Worill, Worrel,
Worril, Worryl |
Old English |
| Worth |
From the farmstead. |
|
Old English |
| Worthy |
From the enclosure. |
Worthi, Worthie |
English |
| Worton |
Dweller at the vegetable enclosure. |
Wortan, Worten, Wortin, Wortyn |
Old English |
| Wouter |
Powerful warrior. |
|
German |
| Wray |
Accuser, Crooked; Property on a
corner. |
Wrae, Wrai |
English; Old Norse |
| Wren |
Ruler; The wren bird. |
Ren |
Welsh; Old English |
| Wright |
Worker |
Right, Ryght, Wryght |
Old English |
| Wriston |
From the twon near the shrubs. |
Riston, Ryston, Wryston |
English |
| Writer |
Writer |
Wryte, Wryter |
Old English |
| Wulfram |
Wolf raven. |
Wolfram, Wolfran, Wulfran |
Teutonic |
| Wulfric |
Wolf rule. |
|
Old English |
| Wulfstan |
Wolf stone. |
|
Old English |
| Wuliton |
Doing well. |
Wulitan, Wuliten, Wulitin, Wulityn |
Native American |
| Wullun |
Sky blue. |
Wulun |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wunand |
God is good. |
Wunan |
Native American |
| Wundurra |
Warrior |
Wundura |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Wyan |
First born. |
|
Indonesian, Balinese |
| Wyatt |
Guy's son, Son of a forest guide;
Little warrior; Wide. |
Whiat, Whyatt, Wiat, Wiatt, Wyat,
Wyatte, Wye, Wyeth |
Middle English; French; American |
| Wybert |
Bright one in battle. |
Wibert, Wibirt, Wiburt, Wibyrt,
Wybirt, Wyburt, Wybyrt |
English |
| Wyborn |
War bear. |
Wibjorn, Wiborn, Wybjorn |
Old Norse |
| Wyck |
From the village. |
Wic, Wick, Wik, Wyc, Wyk |
Scandinavian |
| Wycliff |
From the village near the cliff. |
Wiclif, Wicliff, Wicliffe, Wyche,
Wycliffe, Wyck |
German |
| Wyman |
Warrior |
Wiman, Wimen, Waiman, Waimen, Wayman,
Waymen |
English |
| Wymer |
Famous in battle. |
|
Wimer |
| Wyn |
First born son; Friend. The masculine
form of Wynonna. |
Winono |
Native American; English |
| Wyndham |
From the winding path enclosure. |
Winham |
Old English |
| Wynn |
White, Fair-haired. |
Win, Winn, Wyn, Wyne, Wynne (Welsh) |
English |
| Wystan |
Wisdom; Battle stone. |
Wistan |
Teutonic; Old English |
| Wythe |
Willow-tree dweller. |
With, Withe, Wyth |
Middle English |
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