Names: letter w - page

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Name dictionary with the numerology meanings

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Warrina	Girl	Aboriginal	To give.
Warrun	Boy	Aboriginal	The sky.
Warton	Boy	Old English	A lookout point.
Warwick	Boy	Old English	From the dairy farm at the weir. An English placename.
Waseem	Boy	Arabic
Waseme	Girl	African
Washington	Boy	Old English	Town of the smart.
Wasim	Boy	Arabic	The handsome one.
Wasima	Girl	Arabic	Graceful, pretty.
Wassily	Boy	Sanskrit	The God of the night sky.
Watkin	Boy	Old English	The son of Walter. Or an army general.
Watson	Boy	Old English	son of Walter.
Waverley	Boy	Old English	To wave. From the village of the Aspen trees.
Waverly	Boy	Old English	from the tree-lined meadow.
Wayland	Boy	Old English	From the land by the crossroads or roadway.
Wayne	Boy	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker. Actor John Wayne helped to make this popular as a first name.
Webb	Boy	Old English	A weaver.
Webster	Boy	Old English	A weaver.
Weema	Girl	Aboriginal	Small.
Welby	Boy	Old Norse/Old English	From the farm by the spring.
Welch	Boy	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Welcome	Boy	English	welcome guest.
Weldon	Boy	Old English	From the hill with a spring.
Welford	Boy	Old English	From the ford by the willows.
Wellington	Boy	Old English	From the rich man's farm.
Wells	Boy	Old English	From the spring or well.
Welsh	Boy	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Wen	Boy	Chinese	Cultured, or ornamental.
Wenceslas	Boy	Slavonic	Great glory. A 10th-century bohemian saint.
Wendell	Boy	Teutonic	Valley or wanderer.
Wendron	Boy	Cornish	A placename.
Wendy	Girl	English	A name invented by J M Barrie in the early 1900s for his play Peter Pan.
Wenlock	Boy	Old Welsh	From the holy monastery.
Wenona	Girl	Native American	The firstborn daughter.
Wenonah	Girl	Native American	The firstborn daughter.
Wentworth	Boy	Old English	Estate of the white-haired one, or a winter estate.
Werner	Boy	Teutonic	Warin warrior.
Wesley	Boy	Old English	The west meadow.
West	Boy	Old English	Weston, Westbrook, Westby, Westcott, Weston, Westleigh.
Weston	Boy	Old English	From the Western farm or town.
Westwood	Boy	Old English	From the wood to the west.
Wetherby	Boy	Old English	From the sheep farm.
Weylin	Boy	Celtic	The son of the wolf.
Weymouth	Boy	Old English	The mouth of the River Wey.
Wheatley	Boy	Old English	From the wheat meadow.
Wheaton	Boy	Old English	wheat town.
Wheeler	Boy	Old English	A wheel-maker.
Whetu	Boy	Polynesian	A star.
Whit	Boy	Old English	white.
Whitby	Boy	Old English	The white town.

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