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Name   Meanings   Gender   Derivations  
                 
Waarrar   River   Male   Warrar   Australian aboriginal
Waban   East wind.   Male   Waben, Wabin, Wabon, Wabyn   Native american
Wachiru   Law maker's son.   Male   N/A   Kenyan
Waclaw   Crowning glory.   Male   Wencelas   Polish
Wade   To wade in the water, dweller in the water, one who advances.   Male   Waed, Waede, Waid, Waide   English
Wadley   From the meadow river crossing; the advancer's meadow.   Male   Wadlea, Wadleah, Wadlee, Wadlei   English, old english
Wadsworth   From the estate with the wading pool; from the advancer's estate.   Male   Wadesworth   English, old english
Wadud   Loving   Male   Wad   Arabic
Wagner   Maker of wagons.   Male   Waggoner, Wagnar, Wagnor, Wagoner   Dutch, german
Wahhab   Presenter, one who gives.   Male   Wahad, Wahib   Arabic
Wahid   Unique   Male   Wahyd   Arabic
Wahkan   Sacred   Male   N/A   Lakota
Wahshee   Chubby boy.   Male   N/A   Sioux
Wahtsake   Eagle   Male   N/A   Osage
Wai   Water   Male   Wae, Way   Maori
Waine   Wagon driver.   Male   Wain, Wane, Wayn, Wayne   English
Wainwright   Maker of wagons.   Male   Wain, Waine, Wainright, Wainryght   Old english
Waitangi   Geographical - a place in new zealand.   Male   N/A   Maori
Waite   Guardian, guard, watchman.   Male   Wait, Wayt, Wayte   Middle english
Wajid   Finder   Male   Wajyd   Arabic
Wajih   Extraordinary   Male   N/A   Arabic
Wake   Alert, watchful one.   Male   Waik, Waike, Wayk, Wayke   Old english
Wakefield   Dweller at the wet field.   Male   Waikfield, Waykfield   Old english
Wakeley   From the damp meadow.   Male   Waklea, Wakleah, Waklee, Waklei   Old english
Wakeman   Watcher, guardian.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wakil   Advocate, supporter.   Male   Wakyl   Arabic
Wakiza   Determined warrior.   Male   Wakyza   Native american
Walaka   The people's ruler.   Male   Walakah   Hawaiian
Walby   From the home near the wall.   Male   Walbee, Walbey, Walbi, Walbie   Old english
Walcha   Sun   Male   Walchah   Australian aboriginal
Walcott   From the cottage with the walls.   Male   Walcot   Old english
Waldemar   Powerful; famous ruler who is glorious.   Male   Valdemar, Waldermar, Waldo   Teutonic, old english
Walden   From the valley in the forest.   Male   Waldan, Waldin, Waldon, Waldyn   English
Waldo   A ruler.   Male   Waldron, Waldryn   Teutonic
Waldron   Ruling raven.   Male   Waldran, Waldren, Waldrin, Waldryn   Teutonic
Waleed   Newborn child.   Male   Walead, Waleyd   Arabic
Waleliano   Strength   Male   N/A   Hawaiian
Walena   Defending. a form of warren, rabbit burrow.   Male   Walenah   Hawaiian
Walenty   Strong, healthy. a form of valentine.   Male   N/A   Polish, latin
Walerian   Strong, brave.   Male   Waleryan   Polish
Walford   From the welshman's ford.   Male   N/A   Old english
Walfred   Peaceful ruler.   Male   Walfredd, Walfrid, Walfridd, Walfryd   Teutonic
Wali   Servant of allah.   Male   Walea, Walee, Waley, Walie   Arabic
Walid   Newborn child.   Male   Walyd   Arabic
Walkara   Yellow   Male   Walkarah   Ute
Walker   Forest walker, thickener of cloth.   Male   Walka, Walkah   Middle english
Wallace   A stranger, welsh.   Male   Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach   Old english
Wallah   Rain   Male   Walla   Australian aboriginal
Waller   Builder of walls; army ruler.   Male   Waler   Old english, old german
Wallingford   From the wall near the ford.   Male   Walingford   Welsh
Wallis   Welsh, stranger. a form of wallace.   Male   Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach   English
Wally   Welsh. the short form of names starting with "wal".   Male   Walea, Waleah, Walee, Waleigh   English
Walmond   Mighty or ruling protector.   Male   N/A   Teutonic
Walsh   Welsh one, stranger. a form of wallace.   Male   Walshe, Walshi, Walshie, Walshy   English
Walt   Woods or army general. a short form of walter.   Male   Walter   German
Walter   Powerful warrior; army general.   Male   Bhaltair (scottish), Gaulter (portuguese), Gauthier, Gualter   Teutonic
Walther   Ruling   Male   Walter, Waltier (french), Waltyer   German
Walton   From the town surrounded by walls.   Male   Waltan, Waltn, Waltin, Waltyn   Old english
Walwin   Hawk friend.   Male   Alwin, Alwyn, Walwyn   Welsh
Walworth   From the welsh one's farm.   Male   Wallworth, Wallsworth, Walsworth   Old english
Walwyn   Welsh friend.   Male   Walwin   Old english
Wamba   Stomach   Male   Wambah   Spanish
Wamblee   Eagle   Male   Wamblea, Wambleah, Wambleigh, Wambley   Lakota
Wanbi   Dingo   Male   Wanbee, Wanbey, Wanbie, Wanby   Australian aboriginal
Waneta   Charger   Male   Wanetah   Sioux
Wang   King   Male   Wan   Chinese
Wanikiya   Saviour   Male   Wanikiyah   Lakota
Wapi   Lucky   Male   Wapie, Wapy   Native american
Warburton   From the enduring castle town.   Male   N/A   Old english
Ward   Guardian   Male   Warde, Warden, Wardin, Wardon   Old english
Wardell   From the hill of the guardian.   Male   Wardel   Old english
Warden   Guardian of the valley.   Male   Wardan, Wardin, Wardon, Wardun   Old english
Wardley   From the guardian's meadow.   Male   Wardlea, Wardleah, Wardlee, Wardleigh   Old english
Ware   Wary; defending.   Male   Warey   Old english, old german
Warfield   From the war field, from the field near the weir.   Male   Warfyeld   Middle english
Warford   From the weir ford.   Male   N/A   Middle english
Warick   Hero of the village.   Male   Waric, Warick, Warik, Warric   English
Waring   Shelter of protection.   Male   Warin, Waryn, Waryng   German
Warley   From the meadow with the weir, from the war meadow.   Male   Warlea, Warleah, Warlee, Warlei   Middle english
Warmond   True protector.   Male   Warmon, Warmondo, Warmun, Warmund   Old english
Warner   To preserve, warrior who protects.   Male   Warnor, Wernar, Werner, Wernher   Teutonic
Warra   Water   Male   Wara, Warah, Warrah   Australian aboriginal
Warrack   The banksia tree.   Male   Warrac, Warrak   Australian aboriginal
Warren   To preserve, defending; game reserve keeper.   Male   Waran, Waren, Waring, Waringer   Teutonic, middle english
Warrick   Defender and hero of the village.   Male   N/A   Old english
Warrie   Wind   Male   Wari, Warie, Warri, Warry   Australian aboriginal
Warringa   Sea   Male   Waringa, Waringah, Warringah   Australian aboriginal
Warrun   Sky   Male   Warun   Australian aboriginal
Warton   From the weir town; from the war town.   Male   Wartan, Warten, Wartin, Wartyn   Old english, english
Warwick   Fortress of the defender's family.   Male   Warwic, Warwik, Warwyc, Warwyck   Old english
Washburn   Dweller at the flooding brook.   Male   Washbern, Washberne, Washbirn, Washbirne   Old english
Washington   From the estate of the keen one's family.   Male   Washingtan, Washingten, Washingtin, Washingtyn   Old english
Wasi   Understanding, comprehensive   Male   Wasie, Wasy   Arabic
Wasil   Divine   Male   Wasyl   Arabic
Wasim   Graceful, handsome.   Male   Wasym   Arabic
Wassily   Royal, majestic, basil herb. a form of basil.   Male   Wasily, Wassyly, Wasyly   Russian, greek
Wata   Powerful warrior. a form of walter.   Male   Watah, Watli (swiss)   Maori
Watende   Revengeful   Male   Watend   Nyakusa
Waterman   Works on the water.   Male   Watermen   Old english
Watford   From the hurdle ford.   Male   Wattford   Old english
Watkins   Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.   Male   Watkin, Watky, Watkyns, Wattkin   Old english
Watson   Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.   Male   Wattson   Old english
Wattan   Black   Male   Watan   Arapaho
Waunakee   Peace   Male   N/A   Algonquin
Waverley   From the meadow near the wavy sea, from the windy aspen meadow.   Male   Waverlea, Waverleah, Waverlee, Waverleigh   Old english
Waya   Wolf   Male   Waia, Waiah, Wayah   Cherokee
Wayamba   Turtle   Male   Wayambah   Australian aboriginal
Wayland   From the pathway land or property.   Male   Walan, Waland, Wailan, Wailand   Old english
Waylon   From the land by the highway.   Male   Wailon, Wallen, Walon, Waylan   English
Wayne   Wagoner, maker of wagons.   Male   Wain, Waine, Wayn   Old english
Wazire   Minister   Male   Wazyr   Arabic
Webb   Weaver   Male   Web, Webber, Weber   Old english
Weber   A weaver.   Male   Webber   German
Webley   From the weaver's meadow.   Male   Webblea, Webbleah, Webblee, Webbleigh   Old english
Webster   Weaver   Male   Webstar   Old english
Weddell   From the advancer's hill.   Male   Weddel, Wedel, Wedell   Old english
Weelya   Parakeet (bird).   Male   Weelyah   Australian aboriginal
Weeronga   Quiet   Male   Weerongah   Australian aboriginal
Weiss   White   Male   Weis, Weise, Weisse, Weys   German
Wekesa   Born during harvest time.   Male   Wekeasah   Kenyan
Welborne   Born at the spring stream.   Male   Welbern, Welberne, Welbirn, Welbirne   Old english
Welby   From the stream farm.   Male   Welbee, Welbey, Welbi, Welbie   Old english
Weldon   From the willow trees on the hill near the stream.   Male   Weldan, Welden, Weldin, Weldyn   Old english
Welford   From the ford by the well.   Male   Wellford   Old english
Wellington   From the wealthy one's town.   Male   Wellinton   Old english
Wells   From the springs.   Male   Wels   Old english
Welsh   Man from wales, welshman.   Male   N/A   Old english
Welton   From the town near the stream.   Male   Welltan, Wellten, Welltin, Wellton   Old english
Wemilat   One who has everything.   Male   N/A   Native american
Wemilo   Everyone talks to him.   Male   N/A   Native american
Wen   Cultured; winter   Male   N/A   Chinese, gypsey
Wen hu   Educated   Male   N/A   Chinese
Wenceslaus   Crowning glory.   Male   Vaacslav, Vaclav, Veleslav, Venceslav   Old slavic
Wendell   Valley or wanderer   Male   Wenda, Wendah, Wendel, Wendelin   Teutonic
Wenlock   From the lake at the holy monastery.   Male   Wenloc, Wenlock, Wenlok   Old welsh
Wensley   From the meadow with the wood clearing.   Male   Wenslea, Wensleah, Wenslee, Wensleigh   Old english
Wentworth   From the white one's estate.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wenutu   Clear sky.   Male   N/A   Native american
Wenzel   Knowing   Male   Wensel, Wenzil, Wenzyl   Slavic
Werner   Warrior who defends.   Male   Warner, Wernher   Teutonic
Wescott   From the west cottage.   Male   Wescot, Westcot, Westcott   Old english
Wesh   Woods   Male   N/A   Gypsy
Wesley   From the west meadow.   Male   Weslea, Wesleah, Weslee, Wesleigh   Old english
West   Man from the west.   Male   N/A   Old english
Westbrook   From the westerly stream.   Male   Wesbrook, Wesbrooke, Westbrook   Old english
Westby   From the westerly farmstead.   Male   Wesbee, Wesbey, Wesbi, Wesbie   Old english
Westcott   From the west cottage.   Male   N/A   Old english
Westleigh   From the west meadow. a form of wesley.   Male   N/A   Old english
Weston   From the west town.   Male   Westan, Westen, Westin, Westyn   Old english
Wetherby   From the wether-sheep farm.   Male   Wetherbi, Wetherbie   Old english
Wetherell   From the wether-sheep corner.   Male   Wetheral, Wetherall, Wetherel, Wetheril   Old english
Wetherley   From the wether-sheep meadow.   Male   Wetherlea, Wetherleah, Wetherlee, Wetherleigh   Old english
Wettriki   King of peace. a form of frederick.   Male   Wetu (finnish)   Finnish
Weylin   The wolf's son lives near the pool.   Male   Weilin, Weilyn, Weylyn   Celtic
Weymouth   Mouth of the river.   Male   Weimoth, Weimough, Weymoth, Weymouth   Celtic
Whalley   From the meadow near the hill.   Male   Whalea, Whaleah, Whalee, Whaleigh   English
Wharton   From the town on the lake bank.   Male   Warton   Old english
Wheatley   From the wheat meadow.   Male   Whatlea, Whatleah, Whatlee, Whatleigh   Old english
Wheaton   From the wheat town.   Male   Wheatan, Wheaten, Wheatin, Wheatyn   Old english
Wheeler   A driver, maker of wheels.   Male   Wheel, Wheela, Wheelah, Wheelar   Old english
Wherahiko   Freedom   Male   N/A   Maori
Whetu   Star   Male   N/A   Polynesian
Whistler   Whistler or piper.   Male   Whistla   Old english
Whitaker   From the white field.   Male   Whitacker, Whitmaker, Whittaker, Whytaker   Old english
Whitby   By the white house.   Male   Whitbea, Whitbee, Whitbey, Whitbi   Old english
Whitcomb   From the white hollow.   Male   Whitcombe, Whytcomb, Whytcombe   Old english
White   White-haired.   Male   Whyte   Old english
Whitelaw   From the white hill.   Male   Whitlaw, Whytlaw   Old english
Whitey   White-haired, white-skinned.   Male   Whitee, Whiti, Whitie, Whity   English
Whitfield   From the white field.   Male   Whytfield   Old english
Whitford   From the white ford.   Male   Whytford   English
Whitley   From the white meadow.   Male   Whitlea, Whitleah, Whitlee, Whitleigh   Old english
Whitlock   White lock of hair.   Male   Whitloc, Whitloch, Whitlok, Whytloc   Old english
Whitman   White-haired man.   Male   Whitmen, Whytman, Whytmen   Old english
Whitmore   From the white moor.   Male   Whitmoor, Whitmoore, Whittemoor, Whittemoore   Old english
Whitney   From the white-haired one's island.   Male   Whittney, Whytney, Whyttney   Old english
Whittaker   Dweller at the white field.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wicasa   Man   Male   Wicasah   Dakota
Wichado   Willing   Male   N/A   Native american
Wickham   From the enclosure in the village.   Male   Wikham, Wyckham, Wykham   Old english
Wickley   From the willow meadow in the village.   Male   Wicklea, Wickleah, Wicklee, Wickleigh   Old english
Wid / wido   Wide   Male   Wid, Wyd, Wydo   English
Wies   Warrior who is famous.   Male   Wiess, Wyes, Wyess   German
Wijciech   Battle soldier.   Male   N/A   Slavic
Wikoli   Victory. a form of victor.   Male   N/A   Hawaiian
Wiktor   Victory   Male   Victor, Wyctor   Polish
Wilanu   To pour water onto flour.   Male   Wylanu   Moquelumnan
Wilbert   Brilliant   Male   Wilbirt, Wilburt, Wilbyrt, Wylbery   German
Wilbraham   Wilful father of the multitude. a combination of william and abraham.   Male   Abraham, Wylbraham   English
Wilbur   Resolute brilliant one; from the firm fortress.   Male   Gilbert, Wilber, Wilburn, Wilburne   Teutonic, old english
Wilder   From the wilderness.   Male   Wild, Wilde, Wyld, Wylde   English
Wildon   From the hill in the woods.   Male   Wildan, Wilden, Wildin, Wildyn   English
Wile   Wilful. a form of willy or william.   Male   Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh   Hawaiian
Wiley   Of the meadows. from the willows in the meadow.   Male   Wile (hawaiian), Wilea, Wileah, Wilee   English
Wilford   From the willow-tree river crossing.   Male   Willford, Wylford, Wyllford   Old english
Wilfred   Peaceful. desired place.   Male   Wilfredo (spanish), Willfredo, Wilfried, Wilfrid   Teutonic
Wilhelm   Determined, wilful guardian.   Male   Wilhelmus, Willem, Wylhelm, Wyllhelm   German
Wilkins   William's son, son of the wilful one.   Male   Wilken, Wilkens, Wilkes, Wilkie   English
Wilkinson   Little william's son. son of the wilful one.   Male   Wilkenson, Wylkenson, Wylkinson, Wylkynson   English
Will   Wilful. a short form of names starting with 'wil'   Male   Wil, Wyl, Wyll   Old english
Willard   Resolute. brave   Male   Wilard, Wylard, Wyllard   Teutonic, old english
Willem   Desire to protect, wilful   Male   See william   Old english
William   Desire to protect, wilful   Male   Guillaume (french), Guglielmo (italian), Guillermo (spanish), Vasyl   Teutonic
Williams   William's son, son of the wilful one.   Male   Wiliamson, Williamson, Wyliamson, Wylliamson   English
Williamson   William's son, son of the wilful one.   Male   N/A   English
Willis   Son of william, son of the wilful one.   Male   Wilis, Williss, Wilsen, Wilson   English
Willoughby   From the willows by the farm.   Male   Willobee, Willobey, Willowbee, Willowbey   Old english
Willy   Wilful. a short form of names starting with "wil".   Male   Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh   English
Wilmer   Famous   Male   Wylmer   Teutonic
Wilmot   From william's moat; resolute.   Male   Wilmott, Wylmot, Wylmott   English, old german
Wilny   Flying, singing eagle.   Male   Wilni, Wilnie, Wylni, Wylnie   Native american
Wilson   Son of william, son of the wilful one.   Male   Willsan, Willsen, Willsin, Willson   Old english
Wilstan   From the wolf stone.   Male   Wilsten, Wilstin, Wilstyn, Wylstan   Teutonic
Wilton   From will's town, from the spring town.   Male   Willtan, Willten, Willtin, Willton   Old english
Wilu   Squawking chicken hawk.   Male   N/A   Moquelumnan
Win   Bright   Male   Winn, Wyn, Wynn, Wynne   Cambodian
Winchell   From the corner.   Male   Winchel, Wynchel, Wynchell   Old english
Windell   From the windy valley.   Male   Windel, Windlan, Wyndal, Wyndell   English
Windham   From the friendly town.   Male   Winham, Wyndham   English
Windsor   From the river bend, boundary bank.   Male   Windsar, Windser, Wyndsar, Wyndser   Old english
Winfield   From the friend's field.   Male   Wynfield   Old english
Winfred   Friend of peace.   Male   Winfrid, Winfredd, Winfrid, Winfryd   Old english
Wing   Glorious   Male   N/A   Chinese
Wingate   Divine protector.   Male   Wyngate   Old english
Wingi   Willing   Male   Wing, Wingie, Wingy, Wyng   Native american
Winslow   From the hill of the friend.   Male   Winslowe, Wynslow, Wynslowe   Old english
Winston   Victory town, from the friend's estat or town.   Male   Winstan, Winsten, Winstin, Winstyn   Old english
Winter   Born at winter time.   Male   Winterford, Winters, Wynter, Wynters   Old english
Winthrop   Victory at the crossroads, dweller at the friend's estate.   Male   Wynthrop   Old english
Winward   From the friend and guardian's forest.   Male   Wynward   Old english
Wirake   Friend   Male   Wirak   Australian aboriginal
Wiremu   Wilful. a form of william.   Male   Wir, Wire, Mu   Polynesian
Wirrin   Tea tree.   Male   Wirin, Wiryn   Australian aboriginal
Wish   Wished-for child.   Male   Wishe, Wysh   English
Wistan   Wise stone.   Male   Wystan   Teutonic
Wit   Life   Male   Witt, Wyt, Wytt   Polish
Witek   Victory. a form of victor.   Male   Wytek   Polish
Witha   Handsome   Male   Wytha   Arabic
Witt   Wise, funny.   Male   Wit, Wyt, Wytt   Old english
Witter   Wise warrior.   Male   Whiter, Whitter, Whyter, Whytter   Old english
Witton   From the wise one's town.   Male   Whiton, Whyton, Whyton, Whytton   Old english
Wladislav   Powerful glory.   Male   Wladyslaw (polish)   Slavic
Wolcott   From wolf's cottage.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wolder   Ruler   Male   N/A   Dutch
Wolf   Wolf   Male   Wolff, Woolf   German, english
Wolfe   Wolf   Male   N/A   Old english
Wolfgang   Path of a wolf, leader of the wolf pack.   Male   Wolfgans   Teutonic
Wolfram   Wolf raven.   Male   Wolfrem   German
Wollowra   Eagle   Male   Wolloarah   Australian aboriginal
Wood   Of the woods   Male   Woods, Woody   English
Woodfield   From the field in the forest.   Male   Woodfyeld   English
Woodford   From the ford in the forest.   Male   Woodforde   English
Woodley   From the forest meadow.   Male   Woodlea, Woodleah, Woodlee, Woodleigh   English
Woodrow   Path through the woods, from the forest passage, dweller at the hedge by the forest.   Male   Woodroe   Old english
Woodruff   Ranger from the forest.   Male   Woodruf   Old english
Woods   Of the woods   Male   Wood, Woody   English
Woodson   Woody's son, son of the one from the forest.   Male   Woodsan, Woodsen, Woodsin, Woodsyn   English
Woodville   From the town on the edge of the forest.   Male   Woodvil, Woodvill, Woddvyl, Woodvyll   English
Woodward   Guardian of the forest.   Male   Woodard   Old english
Woody   Of the woods   Male   Wood, Woodi, Woodie, Woods   English
Woolsey   Victorious wolf, wool.   Male   Woolsee, Woolsi, Woolsie, Woolsy   Old english
Worchester   From the army camp in the forest.   Male   Worchestar   Old english
Worden   Warden, guardian   Male   N/A   English
Wordsworth   From the wolf guardian's farm.   Male   Wordworth   Old english
Worippa   Storm bird.   Male   Woripa, Worypa, Woryppa   Australian aboriginal
Worle   Born on market day.   Male   Worl   Ibo
Worrell   Dweller at the true one's manor.   Male   Worel, Worell, Woril, Worill   Old english
Worth   From the farmstead.   Male   N/A   Old english
Worthy   From the enclosure.   Male   Worthi, Worthie   English
Worton   Dweller at the vegetable enclosure.   Male   Wortan, Worten, Wortin, Wortyn   Old english
Wouter   Powerful warrior.   Male   N/A   German
Wray   Accuser, crooked; property on a corner.   Male   Wrae, Wrai   English, old norse
Wren   Ruler; the wren bird.   Male   Ren   Welsh, old english
Wright   Worker   Male   Right, Ryght, Wryght   Old english
Wriston   From the twon near the shrubs.   Male   Riston, Ryston, Wryston   English
Writer   Writer   Male   Wryte, Wryter   Old english
Wulfram   Wolf raven.   Male   Wolfram, Wolfran, Wulfran   Teutonic
Wulfric   Wolf rule.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wulfstan   Wolf stone.   Male   N/A   Old english
Wuliton   Doing well.   Male   Wulitan, Wuliten, Wulitin, Wulityn   Native american
Wullun   Sky blue.   Male   Wulun   Australian aboriginal
Wunand   God is good.   Male   Wunan   Native american
Wundurra   Warrior   Male   Wundura   Australian aboriginal
Wyan   First born.   Male   N/A   Indonesian, balinese
Wyatt   Guy's son, son of a forest guide; little warrior; wide.   Male   Whiat, Whyatt, Wiat, Wiatt   Middle english, french, american
Wybert   Bright one in battle.   Male   Wibert, Wibirt, Wiburt, Wibyrt   English
Wyborn   War bear.   Male   Wibjorn, Wiborn, Wybjorn   Old norse
Wyck   From the village.   Male   Wic, Wick, Wik, Wyc   Scandinavian
Wycliff   From the village near the cliff.   Male   Wiclif, Wicliff, Wicliffe, Wyche   German
Wyman   Warrior   Male   Wiman, Wimen, Waiman, Waimen   English
Wymer   Famous in battle.   Male   N/A   Wimer
Wyn   First born son; friend. the masculine form of wynonna.   Male   Winono   Native american, english
Wyndham   From the winding path enclosure.   Male   Winham   Old english
Wynn   White, fair-haired.   Male   Win, Winn, Wyn, Wyne   English
Wystan   Wisdom; battle stone.   Male   Wistan   Teutonic, old english
Wythe   Willow-tree dweller.   Male   With, Withe, Wyth   Middle english
                 
 
 
   
 
 
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