British Names Starting With W (List 2)
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British Baby Names That Start With W Letter & Meaning (List 2)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Warrin |  |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
| Warriner | |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : British, English |
| Warton | |
Meaning : From The Farm By The Weir, From The Shore Or Bank Settlement. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wartun | |
Meaning : From The Farm By The Weir Used in : British, English |
| Warwick | |
Meaning : Both A Surname And A Place Name, From The Buildings Near The Weir. Used in : American, African, Anglo, Australian, British, English, German, Jamaican, Teutonic, Australian |
| Warwyk | |
Meaning : Fortress Used in : British, English, Teutonic |
| Washbourne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Washburn | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Washburne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Washington | |
Meaning : Town Near Water, Clever Man's Settlement. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Wat | |
Meaning : Hurdle Used in : Hindu, British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Watelford | |
Meaning : From The Hurdle Ford Used in : British, English |
| Watford | |
Meaning : From The Hurdle Ford Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Watkins | |
Meaning : Son Of Watt Used in : Anglo, British, English, German |
| Watson | |
Meaning : Son Of Walter Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Watt | |
Meaning : Hurdle Used in : British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Wattekinson | |
Meaning : Son Of Watt Used in : British, English |
| Wattesone | |
Meaning : Son Of Walter Used in : British, English |
| Wattikinson | |
Meaning : Son Of Watt Used in : British, English |
| Wattkins | |
Meaning : Son Of Watt Used in : British, English |
| Watts | |
Meaning : Son Of Walter Used in : British, English |
| Wattson | |
Meaning : Son Of Walter Used in : British, English |
| Waverlee | |
Meaning : Meadow Of Quivering Aspens. Used in : British, English |
| Waverley | |
Meaning : Meadow Of Quivering Aspens. Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English, Australian, Chinese |
| Waverly | |
Meaning : Aspen-tree Meadow Used in : American, African, Anglo, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican, Australian, British |
| Waverly |  |
Meaning : Aspen-tree Meadow Used in : American, African, Anglo, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican, Australian, British |
| Way | |
Meaning : Variant Of Wayland:From The Land By The Path. Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Wayde | |
Meaning : Medieval Given Name From Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring To A Water Crossing Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Waydell | |
Meaning : Medieval Given Name From Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring To A Water Crossing Used in : British, English, Scandinavian |
| Waylan | |
Meaning : Variant Of Wayland:From The Land By The Path. The Mythological Scandinavian Wayland Was A Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers. Modern Singer Waylon Jennings Used in : Australian, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Wayland | |
Meaning : From The Land By The Highway. The Mythological Scandinavian Wayland Was A Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Waylen | |
Meaning : Variant Of Wayland:From The Land By The Path. Used in : British, English |
| Waylin | |
Meaning : Variant Of Wayland:From The Land By The Path. The Mythological Scandinavian Wayland Was A Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers. Modern Singer Waylon Jennings Used in : British, English, Scandinavian |
| Waylon | |
Meaning : Variant Of Wayland:From The Land By The Path.The Mythological Scandinavian Wayland Was A Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers. Modern Singer Waylon Jennings Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Scandinavian |
| Wayn | |
Meaning : Wagon Builder Or Wagon Driver. Used in : British, English |
| Wayne | |
Meaning : Wagoner , Wagon Builder Or Wagon Driver. Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, German, Australian |
| Wayneright | |
Meaning : Wagon-builder. Used in : British, English |
| Waynewright | |
Meaning : Wagon-builder. Used in : British, English |
| Waynright | |
Meaning : Wagon-builder. Used in : British, English |
| Wayte | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English |
| Wealaworth | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Farm Or Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Weallcot | |
Meaning : Lives In The Welshman's Cottage Used in : British, English |
| Weallere | |
Meaning : Mason Used in : British, English |
| Weard | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English |
| Weardhyll | |
Meaning : From The Guardian's Hill Used in : British, English |
| Weardleah | |
Meaning : From The Guardian's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Weatherbey | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Farm Used in : British, English |
| Weatherbie | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Farm Used in : British, English |
| Weatherby | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Farm Used in : British, English |
| Weatherill | |
Meaning : From The Wether-sheep Corner. Used in : British, English |
| Weatherley | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Weatherly | |
Meaning : From The Wether Sheep Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Web | |
Meaning : Weaver. Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Webb | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : British, English |
| Webbe | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : British, English |
| Webbeleah | |
Meaning : From The Weaver's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Webber | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Weaver Used in : British, English, German |
| Webbestre | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : British, English |
| Webbley | |
Meaning : From The Weaver's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Webbly | |
Meaning : From The Weaver's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Weber | |
Meaning : Weaver. Used in : British, English, German |
| Webley | |
Meaning : From The Weaver's Meadow Used in : Australian, British, English |
| Webly | |
Meaning : From The Weaver's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Webster | |
Meaning : Weaver Used in : American, Australian, British, English |
| Weddell | |
Meaning : From The Advancer's Hill Used in : British, English |
| Wegland | |
Meaning : From The Land By The Highway Used in : British, English |
| Weifield | |
Meaning : From The Field By The Weir Used in : British, English |
| Weiford | |
Meaning : From The Farm By The Weir Used in : British, English |
| Weirley | |
Meaning : From The Weir Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Welborn | |
Meaning : From The Spring Brook Used in : British, English |
| Welborne | |
Meaning : From The Spring Brook Used in : British, English |
| Welbourne | |
Meaning : From The Spring-fed Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Welburn | |
Meaning : From The Spring Brook Used in : British, English |
| Welby | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : From the well-farm. Used in : British, English, German, Scandinavian |
| Welch | |
Meaning : From Wales, Welshman Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Welcome | |
Meaning : Welcome Guest Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Welcome | |
Meaning : Welcome Guest Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Welden | |
Meaning : From The Well-hill. Used in : British, English |
| Weldon | |
Meaning : From The Spring Hill Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Jamaican, Teutonic |
| Welford | |
Meaning : From The Spring By The Ford Used in : British, English, Jamaican |
| Wellborn | |
Meaning : From The Spring-fed Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Wellbourn | |
Meaning : From The Spring-fed Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Wellburn | |
Meaning : From The Spring-fed Stream. Used in : British, English |
| Welldon | |
Meaning : From The Well-hill. Used in : British, English |
| Welles | |
Meaning : Lives By The Spring Used in : British, English |
| Wellford | |
Meaning : From The Well-ford. Used in : British, English |
| Wellington | |
Meaning : Place Name. Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Wells | |
Meaning : Springs , From The Wells. Used in : Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
| Welsh | |
Meaning : From Wales, Welshman Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Welsie | |
Meaning : From The West Used in : English, British |
| Welss | |
Meaning : From The West Used in : English, British |
| Welton | |
Meaning : Town Near The Well Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
| Welwyn | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Wen | |
Meaning : In chinese meaning is : Cultured or ornamental Used in : Australian, Chinese, British, English, Chinese |
| Wenceslaus | |
Meaning : In slavic meaning is : Glorious garland. Used in : Australian, British, English, Polish, Slavic |
| Wenda | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Form of Wendy. Fair one; Wanderer. Used in : English, French, German, Teutonic, Australian, British |
| Wendale | |
Meaning : Traveler Used in : British, English, German |
| Wendall | |
Meaning : Traveler Used in : Australian, British, English, German, Australian |
| Wendel | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : A wend; wanderer Used in : American, Australian, German, British, English, German, Swedish, Teutonic, Australian |
| Wendell | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : A wend; wanderer Used in : American, African, Australian, Chinese, British, Dutch, English, German, Jamaican, Teutonic, Australian |