| Baby names
starting at letter W.
Waylon
Waylon meaning: Variant of Wayland. The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers. Modern singer Waylon Jennings.
Waylon origin: English
Wayne
Wayne meaning: Wagoner.
Wayne origin: English
Wayte
Wayte meaning: Guard.
Wayte origin: English
Wazeer
Wazeer meaning: Variant of Wazir: Minister, vizier.
Wazeer origin: Arabic
Wazir
Wazir meaning: Minister, vizier.
Wazir origin: Arabic
Wealaworth
Wealaworth meaning: From the Welshman's farm or Welsh friend.
Wealaworth origin: English
Weallcot
Weallcot meaning: Lives in the Welshman's cottage.
Weallcot origin: English
Weallere
Weallere meaning: Mason.
Weallere origin: English
Weard
Weard meaning: Guard.
Weard origin: English
Weardhyll
Weardhyll meaning: From the guardian's hill.
Weardhyll origin: English
Weardleah
Weardleah meaning: From the guardian's meadow.
Weardleah origin: English
Weatherby
Weatherby meaning: From the wether sheep farm.
Weatherby origin: English
Weatherly
Weatherly meaning: From the wether sheep meadow.
Weatherly origin: English
Weayaya
Weayaya meaning: Setting sun (Sioux).
Weayaya origin: Native American
Webb
Webb meaning: Weaver.
Webb origin: English
Webbe
Webbe meaning: Weaver.
Webbe origin: English
Webbeleah
Webbeleah meaning: From the weaver's meadow.
Webbeleah origin: English
Webber
Webber meaning: Weaver.
Webber origin: German
Webbestre
Webbestre meaning: Weaver.
Webbestre origin: English
Weber
Weber meaning: Weaver.
Weber origin: German
Webley
Webley meaning: From the weaver's meadow.
Webley origin: English
Webster
Webster meaning: Weaver.
Webster origin: English
Weddell
Weddell meaning: From the advancer's hill.
Weddell origin: English
Weejida
Weejida meaning: Variant of Wijida: Finder, excited.
Weejida origin: Arabic
Wegland
Wegland meaning: From the land by the highway.
Wegland origin: English
Weifield
Weifield meaning: From the field by the weir.
Weifield origin: English
Weiford
Weiford meaning: From the farm by the weir.
Weiford origin: English
Weirley
Weirley meaning: From the weir meadow.
Weirley origin: English
Welborn
Welborn meaning: From the spring brook.
Welborn origin: English
Welborne
Welborne meaning: From the spring brook.
Welborne origin: English
Welburn
Welburn meaning: From the spring brook.
Welburn origin: English
Welby
Welby meaning: Farm near the well.
Welby origin: German
Welch
Welch meaning: From Wales.
Welch origin: English
Welcome
Welcome meaning: Welcome guest.
Welcome origin: English
Welda
Welda meaning: Ruler.
Welda origin: German
Weldon
Weldon meaning: From the spring hill.
Weldon origin: English
Welford
Welford meaning: From the spring by the ford.
Welford origin: English
Welles
Welles meaning: Lives by the spring.
Welles origin: English
Wellington
Wellington meaning: From the wealthy estate.
Wellington origin: Anglo-Saxon
Wells
Wells meaning: Springs.
Wells origin: English
Welsh
Welsh meaning: From Wales.
Welsh origin: English
Welsie
Welsie meaning: From the west.
Welsie origin: English
Welss
Welss meaning: From the west.
Welss origin: English
Welton
Welton meaning: Town near the well.
Welton origin: English
Wematin
Wematin meaning: Brother (Algonquin).
Wematin origin: Native American
Wemilat
Wemilat meaning: Of wealthy parents.
Wemilat origin: Native American
Wen
Wen meaning: Born in the Winter.
Wen origin: Gypsy
Wenceslaus
Wenceslaus meaning: Great glory.
Wenceslaus origin: Slavic
Wenceslava
Wenceslava meaning: Great glory.
Wenceslava origin: Slavic
Wenda
Wenda meaning: Form of Wendy. Fair one.
Wenda origin: German
Wendale
Wendale meaning: Traveler, wanderer.
Wendale origin: English
Wendall
Wendall meaning: Traveler, wanderer.
Wendall origin: English
Wende
Wende meaning: Wander.
Wende origin: Teutonic
Wendel
Wendel meaning: Wanders.
Wendel origin: German
Wendelin
Wendelin meaning: Wander.
Wendelin origin: Teutonic
Wendelina
Wendelina meaning: Wander.
Wendelina origin: Teutonic
Wendeline
Wendeline meaning: Wander.
Wendeline origin: Teutonic
Wendell
Wendell meaning: Valley or wanderer.
Wendell origin: Slavic
Wendi
Wendi meaning: Form of Wendy and Gwendolyn. Fair one.
Wendi origin: Welsh
Wendlesora
Wendlesora meaning: From Windsor.
Wendlesora origin: English
Wendy
Wendy meaning: Fair one.
Wendy origin: German
Wenhaver
Wenhaver meaning: Arthur's queen.
Wenhaver origin: Arthurian Legend
Wenona
Wenona meaning: First-born daughter.
Wenona origin: Native American
Wentworth
Wentworth meaning: From the white one's estate.
Wentworth origin: English
Weolingtun
Weolingtun meaning: From the wealthy estate.
Weolingtun origin: English
Weorth
Weorth meaning: From the farm.
Weorth origin: English
Werhar
Werhar meaning: Protecting army.
Werhar origin: Teutonic
Werian
Werian meaning: Defends.
Werian origin: Anglo-Saxon
Werner
Werner meaning: Form of Warren. Defender.
Werner origin: German
Weronikia
Weronikia meaning: Polish form of Veronica. Brings victory.
Weronikia origin: Polish
Wes
Wes meaning: Form of Wesley. The west meadow.
Wes origin: English
Weslee
Weslee meaning: Feminine form of Wesley.
Weslee origin: English
Wesley
Wesley meaning: The west meadow.
Wesley origin: English
Weslia
Weslia meaning: Feminine form of Wesley.
Weslia origin: English
Wessley
Wessley meaning: West meadow. Variant of the English surname Westley.
Wessley origin: English
West
West meaning: West town. Surname.
West origin: English
Westbroc
Westbroc meaning: From the west brook.
Westbroc origin: English
Westbrook
Westbrook meaning: From the west brook.
Westbrook origin: English
Westby
Westby meaning: From the west farm.
Westby origin: English
Westcot
Westcot meaning: From the west cottage.
Westcot origin: English
Westcott
Westcott meaning: From the west cottage.
Westcott origin: English
Westen
Westen meaning: West town. Surname.
Westen origin: English
Westin
Westin meaning: West town. Surname.
Westin origin: English
Westleah
Westleah meaning: From the west meadow.
Westleah origin: English
Westley
Westley meaning: From the west meadow.
Westley origin: English
Westminster
Westminster meaning: 'King Richard The Second' Abbot of Westminster.
Westminster origin: Shakespearean
Westmoreland
Westmoreland meaning: 'King Henry IV, Part 1 and 2' Henry V. Earl of Westmoreland, one of the King's party. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part III' Earl of Westmoreland.
Westmoreland origin: Shakespearean
Weston
Weston meaning: West town. Surname.
Weston origin: English
Westun
Westun meaning: From the west.
Westun origin: English
Wetherby
Wetherby meaning: From the wether sheep farm.
Wetherby origin: English
Wetherly
Wetherly meaning: From the wether sheep meadow.
Wetherly origin: English
Wethrby
Wethrby meaning: From the wether sheep farm.
Wethrby origin: English
Wethrleah
Wethrleah meaning: From the wether sheep meadow.
Wethrleah origin: English
Wevers
Wevers meaning: Weaver.
Wevers origin: Dutch
Weyland
Weyland meaning: From the land by the highway.
Weyland origin: English
Weylin
Weylin meaning: Son of the wolf.
Weylin origin: Celtic
Weylyn
Weylyn meaning: Son of the wolf.
Weylyn origin: Celtic
Wharton
Wharton meaning: From the estate at the hollow.
Wharton origin: English
Wheatley
Wheatley meaning: From the wheat meadow.
Wheatley origin: English
Wheeler
Wheeler meaning: A driver.
Wheeler origin: English
Whelan
Whelan meaning: Joyful.
Whelan origin: Irish
Whistler
Whistler meaning: Piper.
Whistler origin: English
Whitby
Whitby meaning: Farm with White Walls.
Whitby origin: Scandinavian
Whitcomb
Whitcomb meaning: From the white hollow.
Whitcomb origin: English
Whitelaw
Whitelaw meaning: From the white hill.
Whitelaw origin: English
Whitfield
Whitfield meaning: From the small field.
Whitfield origin: English
Whitford
Whitford meaning: From the white ford.
Whitford origin: English
Whitlaw
Whitlaw meaning: From the white hill.
Whitlaw origin: English
Whitley
Whitley meaning: A small field.
Whitley origin: English
Whitlock
Whitlock meaning: Blond.
Whitlock origin: English
Whitman
Whitman meaning: White haired.
Whitman origin: English
Whitmoor
Whitmoor meaning: From the white moor.
Whitmoor origin: English
Whitmore
Whitmore meaning: From the white moor.
Whitmore origin: English
Whitney
Whitney meaning: From clear water.
Whitney origin: English
Whittaker
Whittaker meaning: From the white field.
Whittaker origin: English
Whytlok
Whytlok meaning: Blond.
Whytlok origin: English
Wiatt
Wiatt meaning: Guide.
Wiatt origin: English
Wicapi-wakan
Wicapi-wakan meaning: Holy star (Dakota).
Wicapi-wakan origin: Native American
Wicasa
Wicasa meaning: Sage (Dakota).
Wicasa origin: Native American
Wiccum
Wiccum meaning: From the village meadow.
Wiccum origin: English
Wicek
Wicek meaning: Conqueror.
Wicek origin: Latin
Wicenty
Wicenty meaning: Conqueror.
Wicenty origin: Latin
Wichamm
Wichamm meaning: From the village meadow.
Wichamm origin: English
Wichell
Wichell meaning: From the bend in the road.
Wichell origin: English
Wickam
Wickam meaning: From the village meadow.
Wickam origin: English
Wickley
Wickley meaning: From the village meadow.
Wickley origin: English
Wicleah
Wicleah meaning: From the village meadow.
Wicleah origin: English
Wicus
Wicus meaning: Conqueror.
Wicus origin: Latin
Widad
Widad meaning: Love.
Widad origin: Arabic
Wido
Wido meaning: Warrior maiden.
Wido origin: German
Wiellaburne
Wiellaburne meaning: From the spring brook.
Wiellaburne origin: English
Wiellaby
Wiellaby meaning: From the spring farm.
Wiellaby origin: English
Wielladun
Wielladun meaning: From the spring hill.
Wielladun origin: English
Wiellaford
Wiellaford meaning: From the spring by the ford.
Wiellaford origin: English
Wiellatun
Wiellatun meaning: From the spring farm.
Wiellatun origin: English
Wienczyslaw
Wienczyslaw meaning: Victory.
Wienczyslaw origin: Polish
Wies
Wies meaning: Famous fighter.
Wies origin: Teutonic
Wigburg
Wigburg meaning: Young.
Wigburg origin: Dutch
Wigmaere
Wigmaere meaning: Famous in battle.
Wigmaere origin: English
Wigman
Wigman meaning: Warrior.
Wigman origin: English
WiIhemine
WiIhemine meaning: Firm defender.
WiIhemine origin: Teutonic
WiIlard
WiIlard meaning: Brave.
WiIlard origin: Teutonic
Wijdan
Wijdan meaning: Ecstasy, sentiment.
Wijdan origin: Arabic
Wijida
Wijida meaning: Finder, excited.
Wijida origin: Arabic
Wikimak
Wikimak meaning: Wife (Algonquin).
Wikimak origin: Native American
Wikitoria
Wikitoria meaning: Polish form of Victoria. Victory.
Wikitoria origin: Polish
Wikta
Wikta meaning: Polish form of Victoria. Victory.
Wikta origin: Polish
Wiktorja
Wiktorja meaning: Polish form of Victoria. Victory.
Wiktorja origin: Polish
Wikvaya
Wikvaya meaning: One who brings (Hopi).
Wikvaya origin: Native American
Wilaayat
Wilaayat meaning: Variant of Wilayat: Power, state.
Wilaayat origin: Arabic
Wilayat
Wilayat meaning: Power, state.
Wilayat origin: Arabic
Wilbart
Wilbart meaning: Resolute or brilliant.
Wilbart origin: German
Wilber
Wilber meaning: Willful, bright.
Wilber origin: English
Wilbert
Wilbert meaning: Willful, bright.
Wilbert origin: English
Wilbur
Wilbur meaning: Form of Gilbert. Trusted.
Wilbur origin: German
Wilburn
Wilburn meaning: Willful, bright.
Wilburn origin: English
Wilburt
Wilburt meaning: Willful, bright.
Wilburt origin: English
Wilda
Wilda meaning: Wild.
Wilda origin: Anglo-Saxon
Wilde
Wilde meaning: Untamed.
Wilde origin: German
Wildon
Wildon meaning: From the wooded hill.
Wildon origin: English
Wileen
Wileen meaning: Firm defender.
Wileen origin: Teutonic
Wiley
Wiley meaning: Of the willows.
Wiley origin: English
Wilf
Wilf meaning: Diminutive of Wilfred: Peace, will.
Wilf origin: English
Wilford
Wilford meaning: Form of Wilfred. Peaceful or willow tree near ford.
Wilford origin: English
Wilfred
Wilfred meaning: Peaceful or willow tree near ford.
Wilfred origin: German
Wilfreda
Wilfreda meaning: Feminine form of Wilfred: Peace, will.
Wilfreda origin: English
Wilfredo
Wilfredo meaning: Desires peace.
Wilfredo origin: English
Wilfrid
Wilfrid meaning: Name of a saint.
Wilfrid origin: Anglo-Saxon
Wilfrida
Wilfrida meaning: Feminine form of Wilfred: Peace, will.
Wilfrida origin: English
Wilfryd
Wilfryd meaning: Peace.
Wilfryd origin: English
Wilhelm
Wilhelm meaning: German form of William.
Wilhelm origin: German
Wilhelmina
Wilhelmina meaning: Form of William. Resolute guardian.
Wilhelmina origin: German
Wilhelmine
Wilhelmine meaning: Resolute protector.
Wilhelmine origin: Danish
Wilhelmus
Wilhelmus meaning: Strong helmet.
Wilhelmus origin: Teutonic
Wilhemina
Wilhemina meaning: Firm defender.
Wilhemina origin: Teutonic
Will
Will meaning: Form of William. Resolute guardian.
Will origin: German
Willa
Willa meaning: Form of William. Resolute guardian.
Willa origin: German
Willaburh
Willaburh meaning: From the strong fortress.
Willaburh origin: English
Willamar
Willamar meaning: Resolute or famous.
Willamar origin: German
Willaperht
Willaperht meaning: Resolute or brilliant.
Willaperht origin: German
Willard
Willard meaning: Brave.
Willard origin: German
Willem
Willem meaning: Form of William. Resolute guardian.
Willem origin: German
Willesone
Willesone meaning: Son of William.
Willesone origin: English
Willette
Willette meaning: Firm defender.
Willette origin: Teutonic
Willhard
Willhard meaning: Resolute or brave.
Willhard origin: English
William
William meaning: Resolute guardian.
William origin: German
Williamina
Williamina meaning: Feminine form of William: Will-helmet. Famous Bearers: poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850).
Williamina origin: German
Williamon
Williamon meaning: German form of William.
Williamon origin: German
Williams
Williams meaning: Son of William.
Williams origin: English
Williamson
Williamson meaning: Son of William.
Williamson origin: English
Willie
Willie meaning: Resolute, will. Abbreviation of names beginning with Will.
Willie origin: English
Willifrid
Willifrid meaning: Resolute or peaceful.
Willifrid origin: German
Willimod
Willimod meaning: Resolute spirit.
Willimod origin: German
Willis
Willis meaning: Son of William.
Willis origin: German
Willmar
Willmar meaning: Resolute or famous.
Willmar origin: German
Willmarr
Willmarr meaning: Resolute or famous.
Willmarr origin: German
Willoughby
Willoughby meaning: From the willow farm.
Willoughby origin: English
Willow
Willow meaning: Freedom, tree.
Willow origin: English
Willsn
Willsn meaning: Wishes.
Willsn origin: Anglo-Saxon
Willy
Willy meaning: Diminutive of William or any names begining with 'Will' ; 'Resolute protector; will'.
Willy origin: English
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