Names Starting with W

Wanderer or traveler.

A settlement by the river Wil, or a farmstead near water.

More glorious or of greater glory.

To go; to ford; one who wades.

A servant or attendant.

In Japanese: 'harmony' or 'peace'; in Polynesian: a traditional canoe or vessel.

An open field that is awake or alert, or a field near a stream.

A cottage or dwelling by a wall or fortification.

Powerful ruler or one who rules with might.

One who walks or a cloth walker.

One who lives by a wall or fortification, or a builder of walls.

A foreigner or stranger, originally referring to people from Wales or of Welsh d...

A fortified town or castle by a wall, or a settlement associated with walls.

A surname derived from the medieval kingdom of Wallis or from the Welsh people.

A diminutive form meaning 'ruler of the Britons' or 'foreigner'.

Foreigner or Welshman.

Ruler of the army, from Germanic elements meaning 'power' and 'army.'

Ruler of the army or one who commands warriors.

A settlement of the Welsh people or a walled town.

Powerful counsel or strong advisor.

Wanderer or of the Vandals.

One who is pale or sickly in appearance.

Guardian or watchman, from Old English 'weard' meaning 'guard' or 'protector.'

One who is cautious or wary.

A man of the fortress or a park-keeper.

A stream where clothes are washed or a washing place.

Settlement belonging to a man named Wassa or from a place meaning 'wise man's ho...

A person who works with water, such as a boatman or ferryman.

Son of Walter; son of Watt.

A mouth of a river or a settlement near water.

A wagon maker or one who builds or drives wagons.

A weaver.

One who works with wool or a wool worker.

A settlement of a man named Weola or a wealthy settlement.

From the wells; one who lives by a spring or well.

Derived from the Vandals, a Germanic tribe, meaning 'wanderer' or 'one of the Va...

One who weaves or a weaver.

A person from the western meadow or clearing.

One who comes from the west, or someone living in the western part of a region.

The western moorland or western open country.

A mouth of a river or settlement near water.

Possibly derived from a place name or personal name of uncertain origin.

A rapidly rotating column of air or a person of great energy and activity.

Fair-haired or pale-complexioned.

A person who lived by a white-colored stream or watercourse.

A person with white or very light-colored hair or complexion.

A person from a place with white-colored features or a white corner of land.

A settlement or homestead associated with a dwelling or village.

A person who lived in a wide or broad area, or a widower.

Resolute and bright, or one who possesses a brilliant will.

Resolute or desiring peace, or a combination of 'will' and 'fortress.'

Resolute or determined protector.

Wild, untamed, or one who lives in a wild or uncultivated place.

Crafty, cunning, or one from a place with a narrow stream.

A ford or river crossing associated with willow trees or a person named Wil.

A fort or fortified place associated with willow trees or a person named Wil.

Desiring peace or one who wishes for peaceful resolution.

Resolute protector or determined defender.

Resolute protector or one with a strong will and desire to protect.

Son of Wil or William, or a person with a strong will.

Son of Wilkin, a diminutive of William, or a person descended from one named Wil...

A resolute protector or one with strong will and desire.

Resolute protector or one with a strong will and desire to protect.

Resolute and brave in will.

Resolute protector

Resolute protector; strong-willed.

A resolute protector or one with strong will.

Resolute protector or one with a strong will and desire to protect.

Resolute and famous.

A surname derived from the given name William, with the suffix -ott indicating a...

Son of Will.

Friend's field.

A friend of peace or one who brings peace through friendship.

Blessed peace or peaceful friend.

A friend of peace or blessed peacemaker.

The town of a man named Wine or the settlement associated with joy and friendshi...

One who holds or maintains something during winter, or a winter dweller.

A surname indicating descent from someone named Winter or association with the w...

From a settlement associated with wine or joy.

A wide ruler or one who rules with breadth and authority.

A wolf, symbolizing strength, wildness, and warrior qualities.

Wolf path or one who travels like a wolf.

Row of trees.

A surname derived from the Old English word for labor or occupation.

Settlement of a worthy person.

A maker or builder of things, originally a craftsperson or artisan.

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from an English place name or pe...