Boy names, and unique baby names
Wayde, Waid, Waide, Waddell,
Wadell, Waydell, Waidell, Waed
Wadley (English) From the meadow near the ford
Wadly, Wadlee, Wadli,
Wadlie, Wadleigh
Wadsworth (English) From the estate near the ford
Waddsworth, Wadsworthe,
Waddsworthe
Wafi (Arabic) One who is trustworthy
Wafie, Wafy, Wafey, Wafee,
Wafiy, Wafiyy
Wahab (Indian) A bighearted man
Wahchinksapa (Native American) Having great wisdom
Wachinksapa,
Wahchinksap, Wachinksap
Wainwright (English) One who builds wagons
Wainright, Wainewright,
Wayneright, Waynewright,
Waynwright
Wakil (Arabic) A lawyer; a trustee
Wakill, Wakyl, Wakyle,
Wakeel, Wakeele
Wakiza (Native American) A desperate fighter
Wakyza, Wakeza, Wakieza,
Wakeiza
Walbridge (English) From the Welshman’s bridge
Wallbridge, Walbrydge,
Wallbrydge
Waljan (Welsh) The chosen one
Walljan, Waljen, Walljen,
Waljon, Walljon
Walker (English) One who trods the cloth
Walkar, Walkir, Walkor
Walter (German) The commander of the army
Walther, Walt, Walte,
Walder, Wat, Wouter, Wolter,
Woulter, Galtero, Quaid
Wamblee (Native American) Resembling an eagle
Wambli, Wamblie, Wambly,
Wambley, Wambleigh,
Wamblea
Wanikiy (Native American) A savior
Wanikiya, Wanikie,
Wanikey, Waniki, Wanikee
Wanjala (African) Born during a famine
Wanjalla, Wanjal, Wanjall
Warford (English) From the ford near the weir
Warforde, Weirford,
Weirforde, Weiford, Weiforde
Warley (English) From the meadow near the weir
Warly, Warleigh, Warlee,
Warlea, Warleah, Warli,
Warlie, Weirley
Warner (German) Of the defending army
Werner, Wernher, Warnher,
Worner, Wornher
Warra (Aboriginal) Man of the water
Warrah, Wara, Warah
Warrick (English) Form of Varick, meaning “a protective ruler”
Warrik, Warric, Warick,
Warik, Waric, Warryck,
Warryk, Warryc
Warrigal (Aboriginal) One who is wild
Warrigall, Warigall,
Warigal, Warygal, Warygall
Warrun (Aboriginal) Of the sky
Warun
Warwick (English) From the farm near the weir
Warwik, Warwyck, Warwyk
Wasswa (African) The firstborn of twins
Waswa, Wasswah, Waswah
Wasyl (Ukranian) Form of Vasyl, meaning “a king”
Wasyle, Wasil, Wasile
Watson (English) The son of Walter
Watsin, Watsen, Watsan,
Watkins, Watckins, Watkin,
Watckin, Wattekinson
Wayne (English) One who builds wagons
Wain, Wanye, Wayn,
Waynell, Waynne, Guwayne
Webster (English) A weaver
Weeb, Web, Webb, Webber,
Weber, Webbestre, Webestre,
Webbe
Wei (Chinese) A brilliant man; having great strength
Wenceslas (Polish) One who receives more glory
Wenceslaus, Wenzel,
Vyacheslav
Wendell (German) One who travels; a wanderer
Wendel, Wendale, Wendall,
Wendele, Wendal, Windell,
Windel, Windal
Wesley (English) From the western meadow
Wes, Wesly, Wessley, Westleigh,
Westley, Wesli, Weslie, Wesleigh
Westby (English) From the western farm
Westbey, Wesby, Wesbey,
Westbi, Wesbi, Westbie,
Wesbie, Westbee
Wharton (English) From the settlement near the weir
Warton, Wharten, Warten,
Whartun, Wartun
Whit (English) A whiteskinned man
White, Whitey, Whitt,
Whitte, Whyt, Whytt,
Whytte, Whytey
Whitby (English) From the white farm
Whitbey, Whitbi, Whitbie,
Whitbee, Whytbey, Whytby,
Whytbi, Whytbie
Whitfield (English) From the white field
Whitfeld, Whytfield,
Whytfeld, Witfield, Witfeld,
Wytfield, Wytfeld
Whitley (English) From the white meadow
Whitly, Whitli, Whitlie,
Whitlee, Whitleigh,
Whytley, Whytly, Whytli
Whitman (English) A white-haired man
Whitmann, Witman,
Witmann, Whitmane,
Witmane, Whytman,
Whytmane, Wytman
Wildon (English) From the wooded hill
Willdon, Wilden, Willden
Wiley (English) One who is crafty; from the meadow by the water
Wily, Wileigh, Wili, Wilie,
Wilee, Wylie, Wyly, Wyley
Wilford (English) From the willow ford
Willford, Wilferd, Willferd,
Wilf, Wielford, Weilford,
Wilingford, Wylingford
William (German) The determined protector
Wilek, Wileck, Wilhelm,
Wilhelmus, Wilkes, Wilkie,
Wilkinson, Will, Guillaume,
Quilliam
Willow (English) Of the willow tree
Willowe, Willo, Willoe
Wilmer (German) A strongwilled and well-known man
Wilmar, Wilmore, Willmar,
Willmer, Wylmer, Wylmar,
Wyllmer, Wyllmar
Winston (English) Of the joy stone; from the friendly town
Win, Winn, Winsten,
Winstonn, Wynstan,
Wynsten, Wynston, Winstan
Winthrop (English) From the friendly village
Winthrope, Wynthrop,
Wynthrope, Winthorp,
Wynthorp
Winton (English) From the enclosed pastureland
Wintan, Wintin, Winten,
Wynton, Wyntan, Wyntin,
Wynten
Wirt (Anglo-Saxon) One who is worthy
Wirte, Wyrt, Wyrte, Wurt,
Wurte
Wissian (Anglo-Saxon) One who guides others
Wit (Polish) Form of Vitus, meaning “giver of life”
Witt
Wlodzimierz (Polish) To rule with peace
Wlodzimir, Wlodzimerz
Wolfric (German) A wolf ruler
Wolfrick, Wolfrik, Wulfric,
Wulfrick, Wulfrik, Wolfryk,
Wolfryck, Wolfryc
Wolodymyr (Ukranian) Form of Volodymyr, meaning “to rule with peace”
Wolodimyr, Wolodimir,
Wolodymeer, Wolodimeer
Woorak (Aboriginal) From the plains
Woorack, Woorac
Wyatt (English) Having the strength of a warrior
Wyat, Wyatte, Wyate, Wiatt,
Wiatte, Wiat, Wiate, Wyeth
Wyndham (English) From the windy village
Windham
Boy names, and unique baby names
