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Name
 
Origin
 
Meaning
 
Similar Names
 
Wade  Middle English  a ford  Wadley, Wasdsorth 
Wagner  Dutch  wagon driver   
Wakefield  Old English  wet field  Wake, Wakeley, Wakeman 
Walchelim  Anglo-Norman     
Walden  Teutonic  mighty   
Waldo  Teutonic  rule  Waldemarr, Waldemar, Waldorf, Walfred, Walden 
Waleran  Anglo-Norman     
Walker  Middle English  cloth worker   
Wallace  Old English  Welshman  Wallis, Wallas, Wally, Wallie, Walsh, Welsh, Welch, Wallach 
Walter  Old German  powerful warrior, rule amry  Walt, Wally, Walther, Watson, Watkins, Gautier, Gauthier, Ualtar 
Walton  Old English  dweller by the wall  Waller 
Waman  Hindu     
Ward  Old English  to guard  Wardell, Warden, Wardley, Warfield, Warford, Warley, Warmond, Warton, Warwick 
Warner  Old German  defending army  Werner 
Warren  Old German, Middle English, Teutonic, French  watchman, game keeper, enclosure, from La Varenne  Wareine, Warin, Warrener 
Waseem  Arabic     
Washington  Old English  from the estate of the wise one   
Watson  Old English  son of Walter  Watkins, Watt 
Waverly  Old English  from the tree-lined meadow   
Wayde    angel from God  Waydee 
Wayland  Old English  from the path land  Waylon, Way 
Wayne  Old English  wagon maker  Waggoner 
Webster  Old English  weaver  Weber, Webley, Webb 
Welcome  English  welcome guest   
Wells  Old English  from the springs  Welles, Weller, Welborne, Welby, Weldon, Welford, Welton 
Wendell  Teutonic  a wend  Wendel, Wedel 
Werner  Teutonic  Warin warrior   
Wesley  Old English  west meadow  Wes, Wessely, Wess 
West  Old English    Weston, Westbrook, Westby, Westcott, Weston, Westleigh 
Wetherby  Old English  ram's meadow   
Wheaton  Old English  wheat town   
Wheeler  Old English  a driver   
Whit  Old English  white  White, Whitey, Whitcomb, Whitby, Whitelaw, Whitfield, Whitford, Whitley, Whitlock, Whitman, Whitmore,Whittaker 
Whitfield  Old English  from a small field  Whitley 
Wid  Welsh     
Wieslav  Slavic  one with great glory   
Wihtred  Anglo-Saxon     
Wilbur  Teutonic  bright resolve   
Wilfred  Old English  much peace  Wilfrid, Wilfried 
Willard  Teutonic  bold resolve   
William  Teutonic  valiant protector  Wil, Will, Willem, Wilhelm, Wilmos, Wilmot, Wilson, Williams, Williamson, Wills, Willie, Willy, Wiley, Wyley, Wilkie, Willkie, Wilkes, Wylkes, Willis, Wilton, Wilmer, Wilmar, Winton, Willard, Wilford, Guillaume, Guillermo, Vilhelm, Vilem, Viliam, Vasili, Vasily, Uilleam, Uilliam 
Willow  English  willow   
Wilmer  English  will famous   
Winifred  Old English  friend of peace  Winnie, Winny, Winni, Win, Winn, Wyn, Fred, Freddie, Freddy 
Winog  Breton     
Winslow  Old English  from the friend's hill  Winchell, Windsor, Winfield, Winfred, Wingate, Winthrop, Winton, Wynton, Winward, Winfrey 
Winston  Old English  joy stone, victory town   
Winter  Old English  winter  Wynter, Winters 
Winthrop  Old English  friendly   
Wolf  English  wolf   
Wolfgang  Teutonic  wolf strife  Wolf, Wolfe, Wolfie, Wolcott, Woolsey 
Wolfram  Teutonic  wolf raven  Walram 
Woodrow  Old English  forester, row of houses by a wood  Woodruff, Woodward, Woodie, Woody 
Wren  Welsh  chief   
Wright  Old English  craftsman, carpenter   
Wulfhere  Anglo-Saxon     
Wulfnoth  Anglo-Saxon     
Wyatt  Old English, Old French  little warrior, water  Wyeth 
Wylie  Old English  enchanting  Wiley 
Wyndam  Old English  the field with the winding path  Windham, Wyn 
Wyome  Native American  plain   
Wystan  Anglo-Saxon  battle stone  Winston