Boys names with `w`
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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 | Powerful; famous ruler who is glorious. | Valdemar, Waldermar, Waldo | Old english, Teutonic | |
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 | |
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. | Latin, Polish | ||
Walerian | Strong, brave. | Waleryan | Polish | |
Walford | From the welshman's ford. | Old english | ||
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, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, 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, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, 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), Dutch), Gaulter (portuguese), Gaulterius (latin, Gauthier, Gualter, Gualterio (spanish), Gualtiero, Gualtiero (italian), Guathier (french), Guatier (french), Ualtar (irish), Walt | Teutonic | |
Walther | Ruling | Walter, Waltier (french), Waltyer | German | |
Walton | From the town surrounded by walls. | Waltan, Waltin, Waltn, Waltyn | Old english | |
Walwin | Hawk friend. | Alwin, Alwyn, Walwyn | Welsh | |
Walworth | From the welsh one's farm. | Wallsworth, Wallworth, 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, Warren, Wernar, Werner, Wernher | 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, Warner, Warran, Warrin, Warron, Warrun, Warryn | Middle english, Teutonic | |
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 | English, Old 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 | Greek, Russian | |
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, Waverly | Old english | |
Waya | Wolf | Waia, Waiah, Wayah | Cherokee | |
Wayamba | Turtle | Wayambah | Australian aboriginal | |
Wayland | From the pathway land or property. | Wailan, Wailand, Walan, Waland, 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, 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 | |
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. | Wahlly, Whalea, Whaleah, Whalee, Whaleigh, Whaley, Whali, Whalie, Whallea, Whalleah, Whallee, Whalli, Whallie, 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, Whytmore, Whyttmoor, Whyttmoore, Witmoor, Witmoore, Witmore, Wittemoor, Wittemoore, Wittmore, Wytmoor, Wytmoore, Wytmore | 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, Wykli, Wyklie, Wyklwy, Wykly | Old english | |
Wid / wido | Wide | Wid, Wyd, Wydo | English | |
Wies | Warrior who is famous. | Wiess, Wyes, Wyess | German | |
Wijciech | Battle soldier. | Slavic | ||
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 | Old english, Teutonic | |
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, William, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wylie, Wylli, Wyly | 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), Wilfrid, Wilfried, Wilfryd, Willfred, Willfredo, Willfrid, Willfryd | Teutonic | |
Wilhelm | Determined, wilful guardian. | Wilhelmus, Willem, Wylhelm, Wyllhelm | German | |
Wilkins | William's son, son of the wilful one. | Wilikes, Wilikins, Wilken, Wilkens, Wilkes, Wilkie, Wilkin, 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 | Old english, Teutonic | |
Willem | Desire to protect, wilful | See william | Old english | |
William | Desire to protect, wilful | Guglielmo (italian), Guillaume (french), Guillermo (spanish), Vasyl, Vilhelm (german), Viliam (czech), Viljo (finnish), Ville (swedish), Welfel, Wi, Wilek, Wiliama (hawaiian), Wiliame, Willaim, Willem | 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, Wyllobey, Wyllobi, Wyllobie, Wylloby, Wyllowbee, 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, Wyl, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyll, Wyllea, Wylleah, Wyllee | 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. | Silsan, Silsyn, Willis, Willsan, Willsen, Willsin, Willson, Willsyn, Wilsen, Wilsin, Wyllsan, Wyllsen, Wyllsin, Wyllson, Wyllsyn, Wylsan, Wylsyn | 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. | 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. | Mu, Wir, Wire | 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, Whytton | Old english | |
Wladislav | Powerful glory. | Wladyslaw (polish) | Slavic | |
Wolcott | From wolf's cottage. | Old english | ||
Wolder | Ruler | Dutch | ||
Wolf | Wolf | Wolff, Woolf | English, German | |
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. | Woddvyl, Woodvil, Woodvill, 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 | Old english, Welsh | |
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. | Balinese, Indonesian | ||
Wyatt | Guy's son, son of a forest guide; little warrior; wide. | Whiat, Whyatt, Wiat, Wiatt, Wyat, Wyatte, Wye, Wyeth | American, French, Middle english | |
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, Wyck, Wycliffe | German | |
Wyman | Warrior | Waiman, Waimen, Wayman, Waymen, Wiman, Wimen | English | |
Wymer | Famous in battle. | Wimer | ||
Wyn | First born son; friend. the masculine form of wynonna. | Winono | English, Native american | |
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 | Old english, Teutonic | |
Wythe | Willow-tree dweller. | With, Withe, Wyth | Middle english |