Names: letter w

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Name dictionary with the numerology meanings

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Wade	Boy	Old English	A wanderer, or from the river crossing.
Wagner	Boy	Dutch	A wagon driver or wagon-maker.
Wahib	Boy	Arabic	The generous one.
Wahiba	Girl	Arabic	The generous one.
Wahida	Girl	Arabic	Unique.
Wahnond	Boy	Teutonic	The mighty protector.
Wain	Boy	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Waine	Boy	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Wainwright	Boy	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Waite	Boy	Old English	A watchman or guard.
Wakefield	Boy	Old English	wet field.
Wakeman	Boy	Old English	A watchman.
Walby	Boy	Old Norse/Old English	The farm by the ancient wall.
Walda	Girl	German	A ruler.
Waldemar	Boy	Dutch/German/Scandinavian	A powerful ruler.
Walden	Boy	Old English	From the valley in the forest.
Waldo	Boy	Teutonic	The ruler.
Walenty	Boy	Polish	Strong, healthy.
Walford	Boy	Old English	From the ford over the stream.
Walid	Boy	Arabic	The newborn boy.
Walida	Girl	Arabic	The newborn girl.
Walker	Boy	Old English	A fuller. One who thickens cloth.
Wallace	Boy	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Wallis	Girl	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a woman from Wales.
Walmer	Boy	Old English	The pool of the Welsh.
Walpole	Boy	Old English	From the pool by the ancient wall.
Walsh	Boy	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Walter	Boy	Teutonic	An army general.
Walton	Boy	Old English	From the farm or town of the foreigners.
Waltraud	Girl	Teutonic	rule strength.
Walwyn	Boy	Old English	A powerful friend.
Wanda	Girl	Aboriginal/Teutonic	Aboriginal: A sandhill. Teutonic: A Slavonic woman, or a wanderer.
Waneta	Girl	Native American	charger.
Wanetta	Girl	Old English	Pale.
Wang	Boy	Chinese	Kingly.
Wanika	Girl	Hawaiian	God's gracious gift.
Wapeka	Girl	Native American	skillful.
Waratah	Girl	Aboriginal	A red flower.
Warburton	Boy	Old English	From the fortress town.
Ward	Boy	Old English	A guard or watchman.
Wardell	Boy	Old English	From the valley of the River Wear.
Warfield	Boy	Old English	The field by the stream.
Warley	Boy	Old English	From the cattle pasture.
Warmund	Boy	Old English	A loyal protector.
Warner	Boy	Teutonic	The protecting army or warrior.
Warra	Boy	Aboriginal	Water.
Warrah	Girl	Aboriginal	Honeysuckle.
Warrain	Boy	Aboriginal	Belonging to the sea.
Warren	Boy	Old French/Old English	To preserve. The gamepark keeper.
Warrigal	Boy	Aboriginal	Wild, or a dingo.

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