English Names Starting With W
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English Baby Names That Start With W Letter & Meaning (List 1)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Wacfeld |  |
Meaning : From Wake's Field Used in : British, English |
| Wacian | |
Meaning : In Anglo meaning is : Watchful Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wacleah | |
Meaning : From Wake's Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Wacuman | |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : British, English |
| Wada | |
Meaning : Advancer Used in : German, British, English |
| Wadanhyll | |
Meaning : From The Advancer's Hill Used in : British, English |
| Waddsworth | |
Meaning : From The Village Near The Ford. Used in : British, English |
| Wade | |
Meaning : From The River Crossing Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, Scandinavian, Australian |
| Wadley | |
Meaning : From Wade's Meadow Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wadsworth | |
Meaning : From Wade's Estate, From The Village Near The Ford. Used in : British, English |
| Waed | |
Meaning : Advancer Used in : British, English |
| Waefreleah | |
Meaning : From The Quaking Aspen Tree Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Waer | |
Meaning : Wary Used in : British, English |
| Waerheall | |
Meaning : From The True Man's Manor Used in : British, English |
| Waeringawicum | |
Meaning : Fortress Used in : British, English |
| Waescburne | |
Meaning : From The Flooding Brook Used in : British, English |
| Wafa | |
Meaning : In Sindhi meaning is : Faithfulness, fidelity. Used in : Arabic, Australian, Sindhi, French, British, English, Afghan, Arabic, Australian, Japanese, Muslim, Pashtun, Sindhi |
| Waggoner | |
Meaning : Wagon Maker Used in : British, English, German |
| Wain | |
Meaning : Craftsman, Wagon Builder Or Wagon Driver. Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
| Wainright | |
Meaning : Wagon-builder. Used in : British, English |
| Wainwright | |
Meaning : Wagon Maker Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wait | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : American, African, British, English |
| Waite | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English |
| Waits | |
Meaning : Guard, Watchman. Used in : British, English |
| Wake | |
Meaning : Alert, Watchman. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wakefield | |
Meaning : From Wake's Field, From The Damp Field. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wakelea | |
Meaning : From The Damp Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Wakeleigh | |
Meaning : From The Damp Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Wakeley | |
Meaning : From Wake's Meadow , From The Damp Meadow. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Wakely | |
Meaning : From The Damp Meadow. Used in : British, English |
| Wakeman | |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : British, English |
| Wakler | |
Meaning : Thickener Of Cloth Used in : British, English |
| Walbridge | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Walbrydge | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Bridge Used in : British, English |
| Walburga |  |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Power; protection Used in : English, German, Polish, Teutonic, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Walby | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Dwellings Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Walcot | |
Meaning : Lives In The Welshman's Cottage Used in : British, English |
| Walcott | |
Meaning : Lives In The Welshman's Cottage , From The Cottage By The Wall. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Waldemar | |
Meaning : In finnish meaning is : Famous ruler Used in : Australian, British, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish, Teutonic |
| Walden | |
Meaning : From The Wooden Valley. Used in : Anglo, Hindu, British, English, German, Teutonic |
| Waldi | |
Meaning : From The Wooden Valley. Used in : British, English, German |
| Waldo | |
Meaning : Divine Power. Used in : American, Australian, British, Dutch, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Waldon | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Hill, From The Wooden Valley. Used in : British, English |
| Waldron | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Hill Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
| Waleis | |
Meaning : From Wales Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Walford | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Ford, From The Brook Ford. Used in : British, English, Jamaican |
| Walker | |
Meaning : Occupational Name: Cloth-walker. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, British |
| Walker | |
Meaning : Occupational Name: Cloth-walker. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, British |
| Wallace | |
Meaning : Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, English, British, English, French, German, Scottish, Teutonic, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Wallach | |
Meaning : Welshman Used in : British, English, Irish |
| Wallache | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : A Welshman Used in : Anglo, British, English, German |
| Wallas | |
Meaning : Welshman Used in : British, English |
| Wallcot | |
Meaning : From The Cottage By The Wall. Used in : British, English |
| Wallcott | |
Meaning : From The Cottage By The Wall. Used in : British, English |
| Waller | |
Meaning : Mason , Wall Maker. Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
| Wallie | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, German, Anglo, British |
| Wallie | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, German, Anglo, British |
| Wallis | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, German, Teutonic, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Wallis | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : Anglo, Australian, English, British, English, German, Teutonic, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Walliss | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : English, British |
| Wallker | |
Meaning : Occupational Name: Cloth-walker. Used in : English, British, English, British |
| Wally | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, English, German, British, Dutch, English, French, German, Anglo, British, Danish |
| Wally | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, English, German, British, Dutch, English, French, German, Anglo, British, Danish |
| Wallys | |
Meaning : From Wales. Used in : English, British |
| Walsh | |
Meaning : From Wales, Welshman Used in : Anglo, British, English, German |
| Walt | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Army ruler Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Walten | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Ruler Used in : British, English, German |
| Walter | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Ruler of the army. Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, Swiss, Teutonic, American, Australian |
| Walther | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : People of power or army of power. Used in : Australian, British, Danish, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Walton | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Farm, From The Walled Town. Used in : American, Australian, British, English, German |
| Walwin | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Walwinn | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Walworth | |
Meaning : From The Welshman's Farm, From The Walled Farm. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Walwyn | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
| Walwynn | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Walwynne | |
Meaning : Welsh Friend Used in : British, English |
| Wanda | |
Meaning : In african meaning is : Get Fat (Kiswahili) Used in : English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Teutonic, American, African, Australian, Chinese, Swahili, British, Danish, Dutch |
| Wanetta | |
Meaning : Pale-skinned. Used in : English, Anglo, Australian, British |
| Wanette | |
Meaning : Pale-skinned. Used in : English, Anglo, British |
| Wanrrick | |
Meaning : Fortress Used in : British, English |
| Warburton | |
Meaning : From The Long-standing Fortress Town. Used in : Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
| Ward | |
Meaning : Guardian, Watchman. Used in : American, Anglo, Arabic, Australian, British, English, German, Irish, Jamaican, Teutonic |
| Warde | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : British, English, Australian |
| Wardell | |
Meaning : Watchman's Hill. Used in : American, African, Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
| Warden | |
Meaning : Guard Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Wardlea | |
Meaning : From The Watchman Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Wardleigh | |
Meaning : From The Watchman Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Wardley | |
Meaning : From The Guardian's Meadow, From The Watchman Meadow Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Ware | |
Meaning : Watchful, Aware, Watchman Used in : Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
| Wareine | |
Meaning : Gamekeeper Used in : British, English |
| Warfield | |
Meaning : From The Field By The Weir Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Warford | |
Meaning : From The Farm By The Weir, From The Ford Near The Weir. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Warick | |
Meaning : From The Buildings Near The Weir. Used in : British, English, German |
| Waring | |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : British, English, German, Latin, Teutonic |
| Warleigh | |
Meaning : From The Weir Meadow Used in : British, English |
| Warley | |
Meaning : From The Weir Meadow Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Warne | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Quaking fen Used in : American, Australian, British, Dutch, English |
| Warner | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Army guard, protecting army Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French, German, Teutonic |
| Warren | |
Meaning : Watchman Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, German, Teutonic, Australian |
| Warrick | |
Meaning : Fortress, From The Buildings Near The Weir. Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English, German, Teutonic |