Waail
(Islamic) One Who Reverts Back to God |
Waban
(American Indian) the East Wind |
Wachinksapa
(American Indian) Wise |
Wachintonka
(American Indian) Patient |
Wachiwi
(American Indian) Dancing Girl |
Wade
(Old English) the River Crossing (Wadsworth, Wadell) |
Waggles |
Waggoner
(German) Wagon Maker |
Wagner
|
Wags |
Wahab
(Hindu) Large Hearted |
Waheed
(Hindu) Handsome |
Wahib
(Islamic) Donor |
Wahkan
(American Indian) Sacred |
Wahkoowah
(American Indian) Charging |
Waitilanni
(American Indian) Wonder Water |
Wajih
(Islamic) Distinguished |
Wakana
(Japanese) Plant Name |
Wakanda
(American Indian) Inner Magical Power |
Wakiza
(American Indian) Desperate Fighter |
Walcott
(English) Cottage near the River Banks (Walcot, Welcott) |
Walden
(English) Woods (Wally, Waiter) (Teutonic) Mighty and Famous
|
Waldo
(English) Ruler (Waldrun, Waldemar) |
Waldo
(Teutonic) Powerful or Mighty |
Walid
(Islamic) Newborn |
Walker
(Old English) Occupation |
Wallace
(English) Healthy, Powerful. (Wallis, Walsh) (Anglo Saxon) Stranger
|
Waller
(English) Wall Maker |
Wallis
(Old English) from Eales. Feminine Form of Wallace ( Wallie,
Wally) |
Walta
(African) Shield |
Walter
(German) Powerful Ruler (Scottish) Ruler of an Army (Wahl-ter)
|
Walton
(Old English) Reinforced Village |
Wamblee
(American Indian) Eagle |
Wambleeska
(American Indian) White Eagle |
Wambli-waste
(American Indian) Good Eagle |
Wanageeska
(American Indian) White Spirit |
Wanahton
(American Indian) Charger |
Wanda
(English) the Wanderer, Vanda, Wendy, Wandie, Wandis, Wenda,
Wendeline, Wendie, Wendye (Slavic) Vandal |
Waneta
(American Indian) Charger |
Wanikiya
(American Indian) Savior |
Wapeka
(American Indian) Skillful |
Wapi
(American Indian) Lucky |
Wapiti
(American Indian) Deer |
War
Bonnet |
War
Maiden |
War
Drumer |
War
Shield |
War
Party |
War
Maid |
War
Club |
Ward
(English) Guardian (Worden) |
Ware
(Anglo Saxon) Wary |
Warner
Teutonic Guarding Warrior |
Warner
(Old German) Defender |
Warren
(Old German) Watchman, Game Keeper, Enclosure, Protective Friend |
Warrior
Rampage |
Warrior
Angel |
Wartburg
|
Wasabi
|
Wasaki
(African) the Enemy |
Washburn
(English) Overflowing River |
Washington
(Old English) Residence Name |
Washoe
(American Indian) it Means "People" |
Wasim
(Islamic) Handsome, Good-looking |
Wasula
(American Indian) Stormy |
Waters
|
Watson |
Watson
& Crick |
Watto |
Wauna
(American Indian) Snow Geese Calling as They Fly |
Waverly
(English) Grove of Aspen Trees |
Wayland
(English) near the Footpath |
Waylen
(Old English) Land near the Road, Wayland |
Waylon |
Wayne
(Teutonic) Wagonmaker (Wain, Waine, Dwayne, Duane) |
Weayaya
(American Indian) Setting Sun |
Webster
(Old English) Weaver (Webb) |
Weekend
Warrior |
Weeko
(American Indian) Pretty Girl |
Weener
Dog |
Weenie |
Wehinahpay
(American Indian) Rising Sun |
Weldon
(English) Hill with the Well (Welden, Welldon) |
Wenda
(Teutonic) Wanderer |
Wendel
(Teutonic) Wanderer |
Wendell
(English) He Who Lives in the Pleasant Valley (Wen, Wendel,
Del) |
Wendwday
|
Wendy
(English) Wanderer; a Form of Gwendolyn and Wanda. (Wendeline,
Wendi, Wendie, Windy) |
Wenhaver
(From Arthurian Legend) Arthur's Queen |
Wenona
(American Indian) Firstborn Daughter |
Wentworth
(English) White Man's Village |
Wenutu
(American Indian) Sky Clearing after Being Cloudy |
Wesley
(Anglo Saxon) from the West |
Westbrook
(English) Brook in the West (Brook, Brooks, Wesbrook, West)
|
Weston
(Old English)town in the West (Westen, Westin) |
Whatsit |
Wheatley
(English) Fields of Wheat (Wheatleigh, Wheatly) |
Wheeler
(English) Wheel Maker |
Whinchestor
|
Whirll
Wind |
White
Fire |
White
Dwarf |
Whitlaw
(Old English) from the White Hill |
Whitney
(Old English) from the White Island, from Fair Water. (White)
|
Whittaker
(English) White Field |
Whity
|
Wicapi
Wakn (American Indian) Holy Star |
Wicasa
(American Indian) Man |
Wichado
(American Indian) Willing |
Wicked
War Maiden |
Wicked
Warrior |
Wicked
|
Wicket
|
Wiennie
|
Wigor
( Vigor) |
Wihakayada
(American Indian) Youngest Daughter,little One |
Wihunahe
(American Indian) Chief Woman |
Wilano
(American Indian) Pouring Water on Acorn Flour |
Wilbur
(English) Strong Hold, Bright Willows (Wilbert, Wilburt) |
Wild
Native Girl |
Wild
Rose |
Wilda
(Anglo Saxon) Forest Dweller (English) Willow |
Wileen
Teutonic Resolute Protector |
Wiley
(English) Willow Meadow (Wylie) |
Wilfred
(Teutonic) Resolute Peace, Religious, Forgiving, Just, Inclined
to Be Self-centred. |
Wilhelm
|
Wilhelmina
(Teutonic) Resolute Protector, Helmet of Resolution, Hospitable,
Practical. A Feminine Form of William |
Wilhelmine
|
Will
& Grace |
Willa
(Anglo Saxon) the Desired (English) Determined Guardian; a Short
Form of Wilhelmina ( Willi, Willie, Willy) |
Willabeta
Fredadeta |
Willard
(Anglo Saxon) Great Bravery |
Willette
(Teutonic) Determined Protector, Feminine Form of William |
William
(English) Resolute Protector; Short Forms: Will. Pet Name: Willy.(Teutonic)
Determined Guardian |
Willis
(Variant of Will) |
Willow
(English) Symbol of Healing, Willow Tree Origin: Middle English
|
Willy
Wonka |
Wilma
(English) Determined Guardian; a Short Form of Wilhelmina. (Valma,
Vilma) |
Wilma
& Betty |
Wilmarie
(English) Combination of Willa & Marie |
Wilmer
(Teutonic) Beloved and Famous |
Wilny
(American Indian) Eagle Singing When Flying |
Wilona
(Old English) Desired |
Wilson
(Son of Will) |
Wilton
(English) from the Farm with a Spring (Will, Willie, Wilt) |
Wilu
(American Indian) Chicken Hawk Calling Wi |
Wind
Talker |
Wind
Dancer |
Wind
Talker |
Wind
Cloud |
Windzor
|
Winema
(American Indian) Female Chief |
Winifred
(Teutonic) Friend of Peace (English) Idealistic(winnie) |
Winna
(English) Friend |
Winnah
(African ) |
Winnetou
|
Winnie
(English) a Short Form of Gwyneth; Winona; Wynne. ( Winni, Winny
) |
Winnifred
(English) Peaceful Friend; a Form of Guinevere. |
Winona
(American Indian) Eldest Daughter,charitable |
Winslow
(Old English) Hill of Victory |
Winslow
(English) Victory Hill |
Winsome
Maid |
Winsome
Chief |
Winsome
Spirit |
Winston
(Anglo Saxon) Town of Victory (Winfield, Wingate) |
Winta
(African) Desire |
Winter
Maker Moon |
Winter
(English) Winter |
Winthrop
(Teutonic) Residence Name (English)victory at the Cross Roads
(Thorpe) |
Wiper
|
Wirt
(Anglo Saxon) Worthy |
Wishbone |
Witashnah
(American Indian) Virgin,untouched |
Witchey
|
Wolf |
Wolfe
(Teutonic) a Wolf |
Wolfgang
(German) Wolf Coming (Wolf, Wolfe) |
Wolfram
(Teutonic) Wolf-raven |
Wolverine
|
Wonne
(French) Yew Wood |
Wood
Chuck |
Woodland
Maid |
Woodley
(Old English) Residence Name |
Woodrow
(Old English) the Path Through the Woods (Wood, Woody, Woodman)
|
Woodstock |
Woodward
(Old English) Forester |
Woofa |
Woofer |
Woofer
& Tweeter |
Woofer
Snapper |
Wookie |
Wooly
Bully |
Wooper
|
Wooster |
Worm
|
Wormtongue
(J.r.r. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings) |
Worth
(English) from the Farmland |
Worthington
(Anglo Saxon) Residence Name |
Wrangler
|
Wren
(English) a Member of the British Women's Royal Naval Service.
Origin: Old English |
Wright
(Anglo Saxon) Workman |
Wrinkles |
Wu
Tang |
Wugums |
Wuliton
(American Indian) to Do Well |
Wunand
(American Indian) God Is Good |
Wuppie |
Wuyi
(American Indian) Turkey Vulture Soaring |
Wyanet
(American Indian) Beautiful |
Wyat
Unusal Brave and Strong |
Wyatt
(Old French) Guide, Little Warrior |
Wyatt
& Doc |
Wylie
(Anglo Saxon) Beguiling |
Wyman
(Anglo Saxon) Warrior |
Wyndham
(Old English) Residence Name |
Wynn
(Welsh) White |
Wynne
(Celtic)light Complexioned a Short Form of Gwendolyn, Gwyneth.
|
Wynono
(American Indian) First Born Son |
Wyome
(American Indian) Large Plain (In Algonquin Indian) (Wyomia) |
