Baby Names Starting with W

Southeast Asian

New

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

to be strong

Old English

wise person

Germanic

wise one

Old English

wisdom, knowledge

Arabic

Successor of wisdom

African

young genius

Old English

wise

Old English

to twist, turn

English

wise; clever

Germanic

warrior

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

week

Old English

wolf

Slavic

Rule

Slavic

Famous ruler

Slavic

Glorious ruler

Slavic

Glorious ruler

Germanic

Resolute protector

Old English

resolute protector

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Old English

winter

Chinese

I, me

Chinese

Peaceful

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Chinese

Mighty or distinguished

African

bringer of peace

African

Brave

Chinese

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Slavic

Warrior

Slavic

Joy of war

Slavic

Son of Wojciech

Slavic

Warrior

African

Look at wealth

Chinese

Cooking vessel

African

awakened, aware

English

From the hill by the river

African

Strong

African

He who brings peace

African

Bringer of peace

African

come home

Germanic

Wolf animal; pack loyalty and strength

Germanic

Wolf-like

Germanic

Traveling wolf

English

Variant of Wolf, influenced by the spelling of the surname (which is also derived from the animal).

English

Traveling wolf

Germanic

little wolf

English

Wolf-like

Germanic

wolf spear

African

Unknown

Old Norse

wolf

Germanic

Resolute protector

Germanic

From the wolf's stone

English

Hunting town of the wolves

English

Farmstead by the stream

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

African

Peaceful

Chinese

To have or achieve

African

Calm

English

marvel; awe

English

extraordinary; amazing

English

Marvels

African

He who brings joy

African

Our home

African

Strength

African

Blessed

Chinese

Unknown

English

Noble friend

Korean

to work; laborer

African

All

African

Unknown

African

Wealth has come home

Chinese

Rain

English

From the forest

Old English

from the woods

English

Made of wood

English

From the woods

Old English

forest area

English

From the forest

English

Row by the woods

Old English

row of houses

Old English

forest

English

Son of the woods

English

Wooded place

English

Guardian of the wood

English

Craftsman working with wood

English

From the lane in the woods

Chinese

Gather

Various

English

One who deals with wool

English

One who handles wool

Old English

Covered in wool

Chinese

to reside

Korean

Cloud

African

Strong

African

Unknown

English

Fortified place

English

Possibly invented

African

Unknown

African

Strong warrior

Old English

to labor

English

World or universe

African

God's gift

African

Unknown

African

God's will

English

world leader; boss

Ijaw

Man of wealth

African

Brave warrior

Old English

Guardian

English

anxiety; concern

English

Deserving respect

African

The great provider

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

from the woods

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

African

Gift

Spanish

Unknown

Germanic

Army leader

African

Unknown

African

grandfather; elder

Slavic

surprise, wonder

African

A name of Ghanaian origin

Old English

wise

Old English

no meaning

Native American

to be wise

Chinese

Unknown

Old English

to be

Southeast Asian

Brave

Spanish

Unknown

English

River bank

English

from the farm by the weir

English

From the English word for the small songbird. It is ultimately derived from Old English wrenna.

English

Variant of Wrenley.

English

Variant of Wrenley.

English

Elaboration of Wren using the popular name suffix ley.

English

Young wren

English

Craftsman

Old English

incorrect, mistaken

Celtic

unknown meaning

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Military

Germanic

Wagon maker

Indigenous

Spirit of the wind

African

Unknown

Spanish

Noble and bright

Germanic

Famous ruler

Germanic

Army ruler

Spanish

To rule

Germanic

Wolf army

English

Wolf counsel

Germanic

Elf counsel

English

Wanderer

Germanic

Guardian

Spanish

From the town of Wassa

Native American

place of the chief

African

Brave warrior

Native American

brave warrior

Spanish

Son of Wua

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Unknown

African

Bringer of peace

Chinese

Water

Chinese

blessed, joyful

Germanic

friend; traveler

Indigenous Americas

Woman

Celtic

brave warrior

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

to protect

English

From the meadow

Chinese

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

Brave

Old English

forest man

Spanish

Unknown

Germanic

Resolute and bright

Germanic

Resolute

Germanic

strong; brave

Germanic

Willful warrior

English

Desires peace

Germanic

Desiring peace

Germanic

Desiring peace

Native American

to be strong

English

Resolute protector

English

From the hill estate

Old English

resolute protector

Celtic

Strong-willed guardian

Spanish

Brave protector

English

Strong-willed protector

Germanic

resolute protector

Germanic

Resolute protector

Germanic

resolute protector

Germanic

Resolute protector

Latin

Bitter

Germanic

Famous desire

English

Willow farm

Old English

wolf

Old English

resolute protector

Spanish

Unknown

English

joyful stone

Polish

uncle

Southeast Asian

Beautiful moonlight

English

Rare mineral; symbolizes creativity and adventurous spirit.

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and flæd, possibly meaning "beauty".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and giefu "gift".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and noð "boldness, daring". This name became rare after the Norman Conquest.

Germanic

Wolf

English

Peaceful wolf

English

Old English name meaning "wolf ruler", from the elements wulf "wolf" and ric "ruler, king".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and run "secret lore, rune". This was the name of a 10th-century English noblewoman who founded the

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and sige "victory".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and stan "stone".

English

Variant of Wulfþryð.

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and wynn "joy".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wulf "wolf" and þryþ "strength". This was the name of a 9th-century queen of Wessex.

Chinese

Five lotus flowers

English

Unknown

African

Unknown

English

Resolute protector

Germanic

resolute protector

African

Strong one

Chinese

One

African

Strong

African

Blessed with wealth

Chinese

Joyful

African

Unknown

African

Joyful

African

Strong

African

Peace

Native American

giant, strong

African

Gold

Old English

whirl, twist

Old Norse

guardian of the sea

African

House

African

A name of strength

African

Unknown

Arabic

Ease, relaxation

African

Unknown

Germanic

Anger

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Old English

warrior

Celtic

Joyful

English

Warrior

English

From an English surname that was derived from the medieval given name Wyard or Wyot, from the Old English name Wigheard. Wyatt Earp (1848-1929) was an

English

Middle English form of Wigberht.

English

From the creek

English

From the dwelling by the cliff

English

From the dwelling by the river

Old English

river

Old English

Brave warrior

Spanish

Resilient

English

Wild

English

Wild; untamed

English

Someone who lives by the river

Old English

resolute protector

English

Cunning

English

Resolute

English

resolute protector

English

Resolute protector

Spanish

Resolute protector

English

From the meadow

Germanic

warrior

English

Middle English form of the Old English name Wigmund, composed of the elements wig "battle" and mund "protection".

English

Fair

Germanic

Brave protector

English

From the peaceful city

English

Windy village

Celtic

Fair, pure

Welsh

fair, blessed

English

Fair

English

Friend

Celtic

Fair, pure

English

Derived from the Old English elements wynn "joy" and flæd, possibly meaning "beauty".

English

Derived from the Old English elements wynn "joy" and stan "stone".

Native American

First-born daughter

English

Variant of Winona.

English

Joyful stone

English

Variant of Winter.

English

From the windy town

Native American

large water

African

Large plains

English

Middle English form of Wigheard.

Celtic

wise; knowledgeable

Old English

wise

Old English

Son of Wystan

English

From the Old English name Wigstan, composed of the elements wig "battle" and stan "stone". This was the name of a 9th-century Anglo-Saxon saint. It be

English

Flowering vine

Chinese

Unknown