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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Add to "My Baby Names"	Shop for Personalized Items
Wade	a ford	Middle English
Wagner	wagon driver	Dutch
Wakanda	inner magical power	Sioux
Wakefield	wet field	Old English
Walburga	a might defender, a fortress	Anglo-Saxon
Walchelim		Anglo-Norman
Walden	mighty	Teutonic
Waldo	rule	Teutonic
Waleran		Anglo-Norman
Walker	cloth worker	Middle English
Wallace	Welshman	Old English
Walter	powerful warrior, rule amry	Old German
Walton	dweller by the wall	Old English
Waltraud	rule strength	Teutonic
Waman		Hindu
Wanda	wanderer	Old German
Waneta	charger	Native American
Wapeka	skillful	Native American
Ward	to guard	Old English
Warner	defending army	Old German
Warren	watchman, game keeper, enclosure, from La Varenne	Old German, Middle English, Teutonic, French
Waseem		Arabic
Waseme		African
Washington	from the estate of the wise one	Old English
Wateka
Watson	son of Walter	Old English
Waverly	from the tree-lined meadow	Old English
Wayde	angel from God
Wayland	from the path land	Old English
Waylon
Wayne	wagon maker	Old English
Webster	weaver	Old English
Welcome	welcome guest	English
Wells	from the springs	Old English
Wendell	a wend	Teutonic
Wendy	fair	Old English
Werner	Warin warrior	Teutonic
Wesley	west meadow	Old English
West		Old English
Weston
Wetherby	ram's meadow	Old English
Wheaton	wheat town	Old English
Wheeler	a driver	Old English
Whit	white	Old English
Whitfield	from a small field	Old English
Whitney	from thewhite island	Old English
Whoopi		unknown
Wid		Welsh
Widjan	ecstacy	Arabic
Wieslav	one with great glory	Slavic
Wihtburth		Anglo-Saxon
Wihtred		Anglo-Saxon
Wilbur	bright resolve	Teutonic
Wilfred	much peace	Old English
Will
Willa	fierce protector	Teutonic
Willard	bold resolve	Teutonic
William
Willie
Willow
Willow	willow	English
Wilmer	will famous	English
Wilona	desired	Old English
Wilson
Winda	hunt	Swahili
Winema	female chief	Native American
Winog		Breton
Winona	firstborn daughter	Sioux
Winslow	from the friend's hill	Old English
Winston	joy stone, victory town	Old English
Winthrop	friendly	Old English
Wolf	wolf	English
Wolfgang	wolf strife	Teutonic
Wolfram	wolf raven	Teutonic
Woodrow	forester, row of houses by a wood	Old English
Wren	chief	Welsh
Wright	craftsman, carpenter	Old English
Wulfhere		Anglo-Saxon
Wulfnoth		Anglo-Saxon
Wyatt	little warrior, water	Old English, Old French
Wylie	enchanting	Old English
Wyndam	the field with the winding path	Old English
Wynflęd		Anglo-Saxon
Wynn	fair	Welsh
Wyome	plain	Native American
Wystan	battle stone	Anglo-Saxon