Baby Names Starting with W
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African
to be wise; intelligent
English
Guardian
African
Water spirit
Japanese
To cross over
Japanese
I, me
English
From the river crossing
African
fruit of water
Native American
Brave warrior
Southeast Asian
Brave
African
brave warrior
Native American
to be born
English
From the town by the river
English
Unknown
English
From an English surname meaning "son of Wat". A famous fictional bearer of the surname was Dr. Watson, the assistant to Sherlock Holmes in Arthur Cona
Celtic
Ruler
English
Ruler of the army
English
Son of Walter
English
Water dweller
English
Ruler
Southeast Asian
Wise
English
Water movement
Old English
wave
Old English
wave lake
English
From the river Waveney
English
To move back and forth; tremble
English
From the quaking bog
English
From the rare English surname Waverley, derived from the name of a place in Surrey, itself possibly from Old English wæfre "flickering, wavering" and
African
Brave
Old English
undulating
Native American
water
Southeast Asian
Elder brother
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Southeast Asian
No established meaning
Latin
Laurel
African
Unknown
English
Path
Native American
Deer
Latin
the first born
Indigenous
Brave
Old English
river crossing
English
From the road valley
English
warrior; brave
Native American
path, way
Native American
to rise
Spanish
Unknown
Historical
Land by the road
Spanish
Unknown
English
Leader
English
Land by the road
English
Variant of Wayland. This name was popularized by country music singer Waylon Jennings (1937-2002), who was originally named Wayland.
English
road maker
English
Path
English
From an occupational surname meaning "wagon maker", derived from Old English wægn "wagon". Use of it as a given name can be partly attributed to the p
Old English
warrior
Germanic
wagon maker
English
Farm near the road
English
Little wagon maker
Celtic
Brave warrior
African
Joy
African
Bringer of happiness
Spanish
Air
Arabic
wise; clever
Arabic
Minister
African
Wise
Arabic
Diligent, persistent
African
Unknown
Arabic
Minister
Spanish
Unknown
African
Thought
African
Unknown
Arabic
brave
African
wise
Chinese
Unknown
Spanish
Brave ruler
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
not applicable
Chinese
to be
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Arabic
gift; blessing
African
to be strong
English
From Old English weald "powerful, mighty" and here "army", making it a cognate of Walter.
English
Derived from the Old English elements weald "powerful, mighty" and mære "famous" (a cognate of Waldemar).
English
Derived from the Old English elements wealh "foreigner, Celt" and mære "famous".
English
Rich
Latin
armed, enhanced
English
From the meadow
English
Place of weather, representing change
English
One who weaves cloth
English
Of the weavers.
English
weaver
African
Child of the river
English
Weaver
English
Weaver
English
One who weaves or constructs webs
Old English
From the web
Celtic
Son of Weber
English
Weaver's meadow
English
Weaver
African
Weaver of wonders
African
Unknown
Arabic
Devotion
African
Unknown
Germanic
Wide
Germanic
Battle
Spanish
Unknown
English
Day of Odin
African
Strong
African
Water or river
Old English
small, little
English
Rest
Chinese
Unknown
Old English
from the meadow
Chinese
Courageous fighter
Old English
to wish
Indian
Light
English
Friend of the sea
African
little one
Germanic
Noble
English
Warrior
Spanish
Unknown
Various
Chinese
Cultured and refined
Chinese
Microblog
Chinese
Gentle and kind
Chinese
Great achievement
Germanic
Meadow
Germanic
To lead
Chinese
Unknown
Germanic
womanly
Chinese
Great nation
Chinese
Great and vast
Chinese
Greatness
Chinese
Unknown
Chinese
Great harmony
Chinese
Great splendor
Chinese
great; mighty
Chinese
Great and healthy
Chinese
great achievement
Chinese
Great and talented
Chinese
Healthy
Germanic
Meadow dweller
Chinese
Great brightness
Chinese
Great forest
Chinese
Delicate
Chinese
Great dragon
Chinese
Great ethics
Germanic
home by the river
Chinese
Great and intelligent
Chinese
great brightness
Germanic
vine
Chinese
Graceful
Chinese
Peaceful and tranquil
Chinese
Maintaining peace
Chinese
Great and humble
Chinese
Strong
Chinese
Beautiful melody
Chinese
Greatness and clarity
Chinese
Great power
English
From the weir
Chinese
graceful, elegant
Chinese
Mountain of greatness
Chinese
Healthy life
Spanish
Son of the white one
Chinese
greatness; greatness
Chinese
Great virtue
Chinese
Fragrant greatness
Chinese
Greatness
Chinese
Star
Chinese
Great hero
Chinese
Great and virtuous
Chinese
Great brightness
Chinese
Greatness
Chinese
Greatness
Chinese
Heroic
Chinese
Outstanding and brave
Chinese
great universe
Chinese
Greatly cherished
Chinese
Wisdom
Chinese
Great wisdom
Arabic
emotions, sentiments
Southeast Asian
From the spring
Native American
peaceful
Germanic
Metal worker
English
From the well hill
African
Rain
African
Blessed
Southeast Asian
Peaceful ruler
Spanish
Desiring peace
Germanic
Ruler's peace
African
Strong protector
African
Guardian
Chinese
Strong
English
Wealthy estate
Old English
From the farm
African
Joyful
Germanic
Wielder of the spear
Scandinavian
warrior; protector
Old English
spring, water source
English
Well-being
Old English
strong ruler
Caribbean
Unknown
English
Welcoming
Old English
well-favored
Germanic
Resolute protector
English
From the spring by the forest
English
Well-being
Germanic
resolute protector
English
From the wealthy estate
English
From the welling brook
English
Wealthy estate
English
From an English surname that originally denoted a person who lived near a well or spring, from Middle English wille.
English
Son of the spring
Old English
from the spring
Germanic
Resolute protector
Germanic
Famous ruler
Germanic
Famous, renowned
English
We love
Germanic
One who weaves
English
Welshman
English
Welsh son
Old English
To roll, tumble
English
From the well town
Old English
from the well
Old English
well-favored
English
From the spring by the willow
Old English
from the meadow
African
Strong
English
Byname derived from Old English wamb meaning "belly".
English
Little one; small fortress
African
gift; blessing
Various
African
you; your
Welsh
joyful
Chinese
Literary talent
Chinese
cultured, refined
Latin
to conquer
Slavic
More glory
Chinese
Cultured and intelligent
Slavic
To be strong
Southeast Asian
Joyful
Chinese
To travel or wander
Celtic
friend; wanderer
Germanic
wanderer
Chinese
Return
English
A form of Wendy
Germanic
wanderer
Germanic
Wanderer
English
From a German and Dutch surname that was derived from the given name Wendel. In America this name has been given in honour of the poet Oliver Wendell
Germanic
wanderer
Germanic
wanderer
English
Protector
English
Friend
English
Friend
English
Variant of Wendy.
African
wanderer; traveler
Germanic
friend; wanderer
Celtic
Friend or wanderer
English
friend
Old English
wanderer
African
Joyful
Germanic
Wanderer
Germanic
wanderer; traveler
English
Wanderer
English
From the winding river
English
In the case of the character from J. M. Barrie's play Peter Pan (1904), it was created from the nickname fwendy "friend", given to the author by a you
English
Friend
English
friend; blessed
English
friend; traveler
Old English
to wander
English
Joyful
Welsh
fair, blessed
Germanic
Defender
Chinese
elegant fragrance
Chinese
Literary wind
Chinese
Eternal
Native American
to be strong
Southeast Asian
Little one
Chinese
Cultured
Chinese
Cultured
Chinese
Literature and culture
Chinese
Literary and intelligent
African
To be born
English
Joyful peace
Spanish
Peaceful guardian
Chinese
Literary person
Chinese
Literary home
Chinese
Literary, intelligent
Chinese
Literary and precious
Chinese
Cultured and refined
Chinese
graceful
Chinese
cultured and talented
Chinese
Cultivating the land
Chinese
Cultured
Chinese
literary dragon
Germanic
Joy
Celtic
Joyful
Welsh
friend
Germanic
One who is a wanderer
Germanic
fair, blessed
Welsh
blessed
Chamorro
Good
English
Variant of Winona.
Chinese
Peaceful
Chinese
Elegant
Chinese
Literary
Chinese
cultured and strong
Chinese
Cultured and intelligent
Germanic
Wagon maker
Spanish
Defender
Slavic
glorious ruler
Chinese
Cultured
Chinese
literary, cultured
English
From the wetland meadow
Chinese
Literary
Chinese
graceful
Old English
town by the river
English
From the settlement by the river
English
Unknown
Germanic
ruler's army
Chinese
Cultured and intelligent
Chinese
literary
Chinese
literary, elegant
Chinese
Elegant
Chinese
Graceful
Chinese
Literary language
Chinese
literary and art
Chinese
Graceful
Chinese
Literary
Chinese
literary moon
Germanic
Glorious ruler
Chinese
refined bamboo
Spanish
Unknown
African
Unknown
Scandinavian
Strength
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Native American
strong warrior
African
Unknown
Spanish
A name of unknown origin
Spanish
Unknown
Native American
Brave
Old English
defender
Spanish
brave
Germanic
Defender of the people
Celtic
Defender
Various
Germanic
Defender
Polynesian
Brave
Slavic
Bringer of victory
Spanish
Unknown
Germanic
Brave
English
Short form of Wesley and other names beginning with Wes.
Arabic
Connection or bond
English
From the west
African
Strong
English
from the west meadow
English
Western land
English
western meadow
Germanic
western meadow
English
From the English surname Wesley that was derived from a place name, itself meaning "west meadow" from Old English west "west" and leah "woodland, clea
English
Western meadow
English
Western meadow
English
From the western meadow
Old English
from the west meadow
English
Western meadow
English
western meadow; land
English
From the western meadow
Spanish
From the west
Germanic
western warrior
African
Bringer of happiness
English
Western meadow
Germanic
Son of Wessel
English
From the west
English
Western coast
English
From the West
English
Western harbor; a safe place
English
From a surname that was a variant of Wesley.
English
From an English surname that was derived from a place name, itself from Old English west "west" and tun "enclosure, yard, town".
English
From the western meadow
African
Strong and brave
African
Our place
Native American
To be born
African
Born
English
From the village
African
Water
English
From the muddy inlet
Chinese
great; abundant
Germanic
river crossing
Germanic
From the river Wey
African
Joyful or happy
English
Protector
African
to be strong
African
Gift from God
African
Wise
English
From the western meadow
African
Unknown
African
Easy
Old English
noble
Chinese
Unknown
Celtic
unknown
Arabic
Face or appearance
English
Marine creature
Germanic
Army ruler
Germanic
Ruler of the army
English
From the estate of Wassa
English
Settlement by the river
Various
Latin
what's up
Old English
unknown
English
A cereal grain used for food
English
Young grass
English
Bringer of joy
English
One who makes wheels
English
Breathless
Southeast Asian
joy; happiness
African
gift; blessing
Chinese
to be
Polynesian
To be born
African
Light
African
Peace bringer
Old English
will, desire
English
Playful notion; fanciful; capricious
Various
English
whisk; swift
Spanish
whisper; soft sound
English
White stone
English
White or pure
English
From a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "white field" in Old English.
English
White village
English
House of white
Old English
white man
English
White
English
White field
English
White ford
English
White field
English
White man
English
From the white moor or muddy area
English
From an English surname that was originally derived from a place name meaning "white island" in Old English. Its popular use as a feminine name was in
English
White island; light and purity associated
English
From the white post
English
White field
English
White land; from the white town
English
Carver or woodworker
English
White island
English
White
English
Fast
Latin
young genius
Latin
brilliant child
Old English
Worms, serpents
African
Unknown
English
to inquire; question
English
Warrior
English
White
English
White
English
White man
Chinese
The one
Germanic
Resolute protector
Spanish
Spirit
Southeast Asian
Triumph
Lakota
To be wise
Spanish
People
Southeast Asian
Moonlight
Indigenous Americas
Little one
Japanese
First son
Southeast Asian
Wise
Native American
South wind people
Indigenous Americas
Little warrior
Spanish
Unknown
English
A small gate; opening
English
From the village by the willow
Germanic
from the village
English
Village on the bend
Latin
to conquer
Arabic
Gift
Arabic
friendship
Arabic
Affection
French
Battle
English
battle
Germanic
broader
Southeast Asian
Wise
Southeast Asian
Knowledge
Spanish
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Wisdom
Latin
wild child
Old English
wide meadow
Spanish
Brave and strong warrior
Germanic
Forest man
Germanic
strong and famous
Germanic
Woodsman
English
Strong warrior
English
From the meadow by the river
Germanic
Brave in battle
Southeast Asian
Prosperous
Old English
son of Wida
Southeast Asian
Beautiful flower
Southeast Asian
Wise
Sanskrit
knowledge
African
Visionary
Chinese
To be