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Walloch
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Walloch: Scottish surname meaning "young man," derived from Gaelic origins. |
Scottish |
Boy |
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Wikolya
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Wikolya: Unique Russian name meaning "victorious people," variant of Nikolai. |
Russian |
Unisex |
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Wicktorja
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Wicktorja: Polish feminine name meaning "victory," associated with strength. |
English, Latin, Polish, Roman, Slavic |
Girl |
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Wicek
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Wicek: Polish diminutive meaning "little Victor," symbolizing strength and victory. |
Latin, Polish, Roman |
Boy |
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Weronikia
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Weronikia: Polish name meaning "true victory," rooted in faith and history. |
Greek, Latin, Polish |
Girl |
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Wiktorja
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Wiktorja: Polish feminine name meaning "victory," unique and powerful. |
English, Italian, Latin, Polish, Spanish |
Girl |
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Weronica
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Weronica: Polish name meaning "true image," associated with honesty and purity. |
Latin, Polish |
Girl |
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Weronickah
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Weronickah: Unique Polish name meaning "true image" or "victory bearer." |
Latin, Polish |
Girl |
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Waloch
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Waloch: Polish surname meaning "Italian," uncommon, primarily in Poland. |
Italian, Polish |
Unisex |
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Waleria
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Waleria: Polish feminine name meaning "strong, healthy," unique and historical. |
Polish |
Girl |
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Walerya
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Walerya: Polish feminine name meaning "strong," linked to Saint Valeria. |
Polish |
Girl |
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Wicktoria
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Wicktoria: Polish variant of Victoria, meaning "to bear victory." |
Polish |
Girl |
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Wisia
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Wisia: Polish female name symbolizing rural connection and community strength. |
Polish |
Girl |
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Wilga
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Wilga: a unique Polish feminine name inspired by nature's beauty. |
Polish |
Girl |
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Whytnie
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Whytnie: a modern, unique name symbolizing purity and new beginnings. |
German, Old English |
Girl |
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Waescburne
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Waescburne: rare Old English name meaning "washed stream," historically significant. |
English, Old English, Welsh |
Boy |
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Willah
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Willah: Unique name meaning "desiring protection," used for all genders. |
English, Old English |
Unisex |
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Windsor
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Windsor: Old English name meaning "windy hill," linked to monarchy. |
English, Old English |
Unisex |
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Wily
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Wily: Old English name meaning crafty, clever, and cunning. |
Old English, Scottish |
Unisex |
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Winnafreda
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Winnafreda means "friend of peace," with historical Anglo-Saxon significance. |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English, Welsh |
Girl |
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Wulfweardsweorth
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Wulfweardsweorth means "wolf-guardian with a sword," rooted in history. |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
Boy |
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Witha
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Witha: Unique female name meaning "white" or "bright" in English. |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
Girl |
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Wylkyn
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Wylkyn: rare Old English name meaning "noble will" or "royal desire." |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
Boy |
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Waleigh
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Waleigh: Unique, unisex name derived from Old English origins. |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
Unisex |
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Wylona
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Wylona: Unique feminine name meaning "one who desires a meadow." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wyline
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Wyline means 'friend of the wolf'; unique, charming, and rare. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wrenna
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Wrenna: feminine name meaning "wren bird," symbolizing luck and happiness. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Winola
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Winola: Unique feminine name meaning "friend of play" in English. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Winnifrida
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Winnifrida means "friend of peace," a unique feminine name. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Whitliah
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Whitliah: a unique, feminine name derived from Whitley, meaning meadow. |
Old English |
Girl |
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