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NAME ORIGINS MEANING
Wacfeld English From Wake's field
Wacian Anglo-Saxon Watchful
Wacian English Alert
Wacleah English From Wake's meadow
Wacuman English Watchman
Wada English Advancer
Wadanhyll English From the advancer's hill
Wade Anglo-Saxon Moving
Wade English Advancer; Medieval given name from Scandinavian mythology. Also English surname referring to a water crossing.
Wadley English From Wade's meadow
Wadsworth English From Wade's estate
Waed English Advancer
Waefreleah English From the quaking aspen tree meadow
Waer English Wary
Waerheall English From the true man's manor
Waeringawicum English Fortress
Waescburne English From the flooding brook
Wagner German Wagon maker
Wain English Craftsman
Wainwright English Wagon maker
Wait English Guard
Waite English Guard
Wake English Alert
Wakefield English From Wake's field
Wakeley English From Wake's meadow
Wakeman English Watchman
Wakler English Thickener of cloth
Walbridge English From the Welshman's bridge
Walbrydge English From the Welshman's bridge
Walby English From the Welshman's dwellings
Walcot English Lives in the Welshman's cottage
Walcott English Lives in the Welshman's cottage
Waldemar German Famous ruler
Waldemarr German Famous ruler
Walden English From the Welshman's valley
Walden German Powerful. Abbreviation of Oswald.
Waldhramm German Ruling raven
Waldifrid German Peaceful ruler
Waldmunt German Mighty protector
Waldo English Powerful. Abbreviation of Oswald.
Waldo German Powerful. Abbreviation of Oswald.
Waldon English From the Welshman's hill
Waldrom German Ruling raven
Waldron English From the Welshman's hill
Waldron German Powerful. Abbreviation of Oswald.
Waleis English From Wales
Walford English From the Welshman's ford
Walfred German Peaceful ruler
Walfrid German Peaceful ruler
Walker English Worker in cloth.
Wallace Anglo-Saxon Stranger
Wallace English From Wales
Wallace German A Welshman
Wallache German A Welshman
Waller English Mason
Waller German Army ruler
Wallis Anglo-Saxon Stranger
Wallis English From Wales
Wally German Variant of Walter rules; conquers.
Walmond German Mighty protector
Walsh English From Wales
Walt German Variant of Walter rules; conquers.
Walten German Ruler
Walter German Powerful ruler
Walthari German Powerful ruler
Walton English From the Welshman's farm
Walton German Variant of Walter rules; conquers.
Walworth English From the Welshman's farm
Walwyn English Welsh friend
Wann Anglo-Saxon Dark
Wanrrick English Fortress
Ward English Guard
Warde English Guard
Wardell English From the guardian's hill
Warden English Guard
Wardley English From the guardian's meadow
Ware Anglo-Saxon Wise
Ware English Wary
Wareine English Gamekeeper
Waren German Loyal
Warenhari German Defending warrior
Warfield English From the field by the weir
Warford English From the farm by the weir
Warian Anglo-Saxon Attend
Warleigh English From the weir meadow
Warley English From the weir meadow
Warner English Defender.
Warner German Defending warrior
Warrane French Warden of the game
Warren English Gamekeeper Defender.
Warren German Loyal
Warrick English Fortress
Warton English From the farm by the weir
Wartun English From the farm by the weir
Warwyk English Fortress
Washbourne English From the flooding brook
Washburn English From the flooding brook
Washburne English From the flooding brook
Washington English From the intelligent one's farm
Wat English Hurdle
Watelford English From the hurdle ford
Watford English From the hurdle ford
Watkins English Son of Watt
Watson English Son of Walter
Watt English Hurdle
Wattekinson English Son of Watt
Wattesone English Son of Walter
Wattikinson English Son of Watt
Wattkins English Son of Watt
Watts English Son of Walter
Wattson English Son of Walter
Waverly English From the quaking aspen tree meadow
Wayde English Medieval given name from Scandinavian mythology. Also English surname referring to a water crossing.
Waydell English Medieval given name from Scandinavian mythology. Also English surname referring to a water crossing.
Waylan English Variant of Wayland. The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers. Modern singer Waylon Jennings.
Wayland English From the land by the highway. The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers.
Waylin English Variant of Wayland. The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers. Modern singer Waylon Jennings.
Waylon English Variant of Wayland. The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers. Modern singer Waylon Jennings.
Wayne English Craftsman
Wayte English Guard
Wealaworth English From the Welshman's farm or Welsh friend
Weallcot English Lives in the Welshman's cottage
Weallere English Mason
Weard English Guard
Weardhyll English From the guardian's hill
Weardleah English From the guardian's meadow
Weatherby English From the wether sheep farm
Weatherly English From the wether sheep meadow
Webb English Weaver
Webbe English Weaver
Webbeleah English From the weaver's meadow
Webber German Weaver
Webbestre English Weaver
Weber German Weaver
Webley English From the weaver's meadow
Webster English Weaver.: -ster ending on English occupational surnames indicates the work was originally a female occupation.
Weddell English From the advancer's hill
Wegland English From the land by the highway
Weifield English From the field by the weir
Weiford English From the farm by the weir
Weirley English From the weir meadow
Welborn English From the spring brook
Welborne English From the spring brook
Welburn English From the spring brook
Welby English From the spring farm
Welch English From Wales
Weldon English From the spring hill
Welford English From the spring by the ford
Welles English Lives by the spring
Wellington Anglo-Saxon From the wealthy estate
Wellington English From the wealthy estate
Wells English Lives by the spring
Welsh English From Wales
Welton English From the spring farm
Wendale English Traveler; wanderer.
Wendale German Traveler; wanderer.
Wendall English Traveler; wanderer.
Wendall German Traveler; wanderer.
Wendel German Wanders
Wendell English Traveler; wanderer.
Wendell German Wanders
Wendlesora English From Windsor
Wentworth English From the white one's estate
Weolingtun English From the wealthy estate
Weorth English From the farm
Werian Anglo-Saxon Defends
Werner German Defending warrior
Wes English West meadow. Variant of the English surname Westley.
Wesley English From the west meadow
Wessley English West meadow. Variant of the English surname Westley.
West English West town. Surname.
Westbroc English From the west brook
Westbrook English From the west brook
Westby English From the west farm
Westcot English From the west cottage
Westcott English From the west cottage
Westen English West town. Surname.
Westin English West town. Surname.
Westleah English From the west meadow
Westley English From the west meadow
Weston English West town. Surname.
Westun English From the west
Wetherby English From the wether sheep farm
Wetherly English From the wether sheep meadow
Wethrby English From the wether sheep farm
Wethrleah English From the wether sheep meadow
Weyland English From the land by the highway
Wharton English From the estate at the hollow
Wheatley English From the wheat meadow
Wheeler English Wheel maker
Whistler English Piper
Whitby English From the white farm
Whitcomb English From the white hollow
Whitelaw English From the white hill
Whitfield English From the white field
Whitford English From the white ford
Whitlaw English From the white hill
Whitley English From the white meadow
Whitlock English Blond
Whitman English White haired
Whitmoor English From the white moor
Whitmore English From the white moor
Whitney Anglo-Saxon From the white island
Whitney English From the white haired man's estate
Whittaker English From the white field
Whytlok English Blond
Wiatt English Guide
Wiatt French Guide
Wiccum English From the village meadow
Wichamm English From the village meadow
Wichell English From the bend in the road
Wickam English From the village meadow
Wickley English From the village meadow
Wicleah English From the village meadow
Wiellaburne English From the spring brook
Wiellaby English From the spring farm
Wielladun English From the spring hill
Wiellaford English From the spring by the ford
Wiellatun English From the spring farm
Wigmaere English Famous in battle
Wigman English Warrior
Wilbart German Resolute or brilliant
Wilber English Willful; bright.
Wilber German Willful; bright.
Wilbert English Willful; bright.
Wilbert German Resolute or brilliant
Wilbur Anglo-Saxon Dearly loved stronghold
Wilbur English From the strong fortress Willful; bright.
Wilbur German Resolute or brilliant
Wilburn English Willful; bright.
Wilburn German Willful; bright.
Wilburt English Willful; bright.
Wilburt German Resolute or brilliant
Wildon English From the wooded hill
Wiley English Well-watered meadow.
Wilford English From the willow ford Desires peace.
Wilford German Desires peace.
Wilfred English Peace
Wilfred German Resolute or peaceful
Wilfredo English Desires peace.
Wilfredo German Desires peace.
Wilfrid Anglo-Saxon Name of a saint
Wilfrid English Peace
Wilfrid German Resolute or peaceful
Wilfryd English Peace
Wilhelm German German form of William
Will English Diminutive of William Resolute protector; will.
Willa English Resolute
Willaburh English From the strong fortress
Willamar German Resolute or famous
Willaperht German Resolute or brilliant
Willard English Resolute or brave
Willard German Bold; resolute.
Willesone English Son of William
Willhard English Resolute or brave
William English Resolute protector; will. For a long time after the Norman conquest in A.D. 1066 many English boys were given some form of William the Conquer's name. The firstborn son of Prince Charles is named William.
William French Determined protector
William German Resolute protector; will. For a long time after the Norman conquest in A.D. 1066 many English boys were given some form of William the Conquer's name. William. The firstborn son of Prince Charles is named William.
Williamon German German form of William
Williams English Son of William
Williams German Resolute protector; will. Surname.
Williamson English Son of William
Willie English Resolute; will Abbreviation of names beginning with Will-
Willifrid German Resolute or peaceful