| 601 to 700 of 728 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 601. | Wirt | Anglo-Saxon |  | Worthy. |
| 602. | Wisal | Muslim |  | Communion. Love. |
| 603. | Wise | Irish | | Ardent or wise. |
| 604. | Wissian | Anglo-Saxon | | Guide. |
| 605. | Wit | Dutch | | White. |
| 606. | Wit | Latin | | Life. |
| 607. | Wit | Polish | | Life. |
| 608. | Withypoll | English | | Twig head. |
| 609. | Witt | English | | Wise. |
| 610. | Witta | English | | Wise. |
| 611. | Wittahere | English | | Wise wamor. |
| 612. | Wittatun | English | | From the wise man's estate. |
| 613. | Witter | English | | Wise wamor. |
| 614. | Witton | English | | From the wise man's estate. |
| 615. | Wlader | Teutonic | | Strong fighter. |
| 616. | Wmffre | Welsh | | Welsh form of Humphrey 'friend of the Huns'. |
| 617. | Wodeleah | English | | From the wooded meadow. |
| 618. | Woden | Anglo-Saxon | | King of the gods. |
| 619. | Wohehiv | Native American | | Dull knife (Cheyenne). |
| 620. | Wokaihwokomas | Native American | | White antelope (Cheyenne). |
| 621. | Wolcott | English | | Lives in Wolfe's cottage. |
| 622. | Wolf | English | | Wolf. |
| 623. | Wolf | Teutonic | | Wolf. |
| 624. | Wolfcot | English | | Lives in Wolfe's cottage. |
| 625. | Wolfe | English | | Wolf. |
| 626. | Wolfe | Teutonic | | Wolf. |
| 627. | Wolfgang | German | | Advancing wolf. |
| 628. | Wolfgang | Teutonic | | Wolfs way. |
| 629. | Wolfgar | Teutonic | | Wolf spear. |
| 630. | Wolfram | Teutonic | | Wolf raven. |
| 631. | Wolfric | German | | Wolf ruler. |
| 632. | Wolfrick | German | | Wolf ruler. |
| 633. | Wolfrik | German | | Wolf ruler. |
| 634. | Wolsey | Shakespearean | | 'King Henry the Eighth' Cardinal Campeius. |
| 635. | Woodley | English | | From the wooded meadow. |
| 636. | Woodman | English | | Hunter. |
| 637. | Woodrow | English | | From the cottages in the wood. |
| 638. | Woodruff | English | | Bailiff. |
| 639. | Woodville | Shakespearean | | 'Henry VI, Part 1' Lieutenant of the Tower. |
| 640. | Woodward | English | | Forester. |
| 641. | Woody | English | | Diminutive of Woodrow: Row of houses in a wood. From the cottages in the wood. |
| 642. | Woolcott | English | | Lives in Wolfe's cottage. |
| 643. | Woolsey | English | | Victorious wolf. |
| 644. | Worcester | English | | From the alder forest army camp. |
| 645. | Worcester | Shakespearean | | 'King Henry IV, Part 1' Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester. |
| 646. | Wordah | Muslim | | Variant of Warda: Rose. |
| 647. | Worden | English | | Defender or guard. |
| 648. | Wordsworth | English | | World guardian. |
| 649. | Worrell | English | | From the true man's manor. |
| 650. | Worth | English | | From the farm. |
| 651. | Worthington | Anglo-Saxon | | From the river's side. |
| 652. | Worton | English | | From the vegetable farm. |
| 653. | Woudman | Dutch | | Forester. |
| 654. | Wouter | Teutonic | | Strong fighter. |
| 655. | Wray | Norse | | From the corner property. |
| 656. | Wregan | Anglo-Saxon | | Accuses. |
| 657. | Wren | Welsh | | Ruler. |
| 658. | Wright | Anglo-Saxon | | Tradesman. |
| 659. | Wright | English | | Craftsman. |
| 660. | Wryhta | English | | Craftsman. |
| 661. | Wselfwulf | Anglo-Saxon | | Wolf of slaughter. |
| 662. | Wu | Chinese | | Either 'army squad' or 'crow' or 'sorcerer'. |
| 663. | Wudoweard | English | | Forester. |
| 664. | Wuhur | Teutonic | | Protecting army. |
| 665. | Wulf | Anglo-Saxon | | Wolf. |
| 666. | Wulf | English | | Wolf. |
| 667. | Wulfcot | English | | Lives in Wolfe's cottage. |
| 668. | Wulffrith | English | | Wolf of peace. |
| 669. | Wulfgar | Anglo-Saxon | | Wolf spear. |
| 670. | Wulfgar | English | | Wolf spear. |
| 671. | Wulfhere | Anglo-Saxon | | Name of a king. |
| 672. | Wulfsige | English | | Victorious wolf. |
| 673. | Wulfweardsweorth | English | | World guardian. |
| 674. | Wurt | Anglo-Saxon | | Worthy. |
| 675. | Wuti | Native American | | Woman (Hopi). |
| 676. | Wuyi | Native American | | Soaring turkey vulture (Miwok). |
| 677. | Wyanet | Native American | | Beautiful. |
| 678. | Wyatt | English | | Guide; wide; wood. Famous Bearer: Wild west hero and frontier marshal Wyatt Earp (1848-1929). |
| 679. | Wyatt | French | | Guide. |
| 680. | Wybert | English | | Bright battle. |
| 681. | Wybjorn | Norse | | War bear. |
| 682. | Wyborn | Norse | | War bear. |
| 683. | WycIyf | English | | From the white cliff. |
| 684. | Wycliff | English | | From the white cliff. |
| 685. | WyIfrid | English | | Friend of peace. |
| 686. | WyIltun | English | | From the farm by the spring. |
| 687. | Wylie | Anglo-Saxon | | Enchanting. |
| 688. | Wylie | English | | Well-watered meadow. |
| 689. | Wyligby | English | | From the willow farm. |
| 690. | Wylingford | English | | From the willow ford. |
| 691. | Wyman | Anglo-Saxon | | Fighter. |
| 692. | Wyman | English | | Warrior. |
| 693. | Wymer | English | | Famous in battle. |
| 694. | Wyn | Welsh | | Fair. |
| 695. | Wyn | Welsh | | Handsome. |
| 696. | Wynchell | Anglo-Saxon | | Drawer of water. |
| 697. | Wynda | Scottish | | From the narrow passage. |
| 698. | Wyndell | English | | Friend. Surname. |
| 699. | Wyndham | English | | Wyman's Town; from the windy village. Famous Bearer: British writer John Wyndham (1903-1969). |
| 700. | Wyne | Anglo-Saxon | | Friend. |
