Native American Names Starting With W
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Native American Baby Names That Start With W Letter & Meaning (List 1)
Let's checkout below list, what are the Native American names starting with W letter with meaning and usage.
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Waapalaa |  |
Meaning : Playing Fox Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Waapalaa |  |
Meaning : Playing Fox Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Wabanang | |
Meaning : Eastern (Morning) Star Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Wabanang | |
Meaning : Eastern (Morning) Star Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Wachiwi | |
Meaning : Dancer. Used in : Native American |
| Wahchintonka | |
Meaning : Has Much Practice. Used in : Native American |
| Wahmenitu | |
Meaning : Spirit In The Water Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Wahmenitu | |
Meaning : Spirit In The Water Used in : Native American, Native American |
| Wahponjea | |
Meaning : Swan Used in : Native American |
| Wakanda | |
Meaning : Possesses Magical Power. Used in : Native American |
| Waki | |
Meaning : Shelter. Used in : Japanese, Native American, Japanese |
| Wamblee | |
Meaning : Eagle. Used in : Native American |
| Wambli-waste | |
Meaning : Good Eagle. Used in : Native American |
| Wanahton | |
Meaning : Charger. Used in : Native American |
| Waneta | |
Meaning : Charger Used in : American, Native American |
| Wauna | |
Meaning : Singing Snow Goose. Used in : Native American |
| Weeko | |
Meaning : Pretty. Used in : Native American |
| Wematin | |
Meaning : Brother. Used in : Native American |
| Wenona | |
Meaning : Firstborn Daughter Used in : Native American |
| Wenonah | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Native American |
| Wicapi wakan | |
Meaning : Holy Star. Used in : Native American |
| Wihakayda | |
Meaning : Little One. Used in : Native American |
| Wikimak | |
Meaning : Wife. Used in : Native American |
| Winema | |
Meaning : Chief Used in : Native American |
| Winnie | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Australian, English, German, Swedish, British, English, French, American, Native American, Australian, British, Celtic, Danish |
| Winona, wenona, wenonah | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Native American |
| Winonah | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Native American |
| Witashnah | |
Meaning : Virginal. Used in : Native American |
| Wohehiv | |
Meaning : Dull Knife. Used in : Native American |
| Wuti | |
Meaning : Woman. Used in : Native American |
| Wyanet | |
Meaning : Beautiful Used in : Native American |
| Wynnona | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Native American |
| Wynona | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Dutch, American, Native American, Australian |
| Wyomia | |
Meaning : First Born Daughter. Used in : Native American |