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Wilmod
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Wilmod: rare name meaning "strong-willed spirit" from Old English. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wealaworth
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Wealaworth means "foreigner's settlement," rooted in Old English history. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wilbyrt
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Wilbyrt: Unique Old English name meaning "bright will" or "famous desire." |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wylldon
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Wylldon: Unique name with Old English roots, meaning "desires the hill." |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wulfcot
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Wulfcot means "wolf shelter," combining Old English roots uniquely. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wselfwulf
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Wselfwulf: rare Old English name meaning "wolf wolf," masculine origin. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wibirt
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Wibirt: Unique Old English name meaning "bright woman," masculine gender. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Waynel
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Waynel: Unique Old English name for boys, meaning "wattle" or "branch." |
Old English |
Boy |
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Waryc
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Waryc: Unique name from Old English, meaning "watchful" or "guarded." |
Old English |
Boy |
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Waric
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Waric: Unique Old English name meaning "fortress" or "defender." |
Old English |
Boy |
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Waerheall
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Waerheall means "true hall," reflecting strong, faithful values and uniqueness. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wulffrith
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Wulffrith means "peaceful wolf," combining strength and tranquility in name. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wolfric
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Wolfric: masculine name meaning "wolf power," historically significant and unique. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wylder
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Wylder: modern name meaning "one who does wild things," adventurous. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wayman
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Wayman: masculine name meaning "man of the road" from Old English. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wacuman
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Wacuman means "watchful man," rooted in Old English history. |
Old English |
Boy |
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Wynafrida
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Wynafrida means "joyful peace," rooted in Old English origins. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wyllabel
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Wyllabel means "beautiful desire," combining Old English roots elegantly. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wylina
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Wylina: Unique name meaning "determined protector," charming and rare choice. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wibyrt
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Wibyrt: Rare Old English name meaning "bright woman," now uncommon. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Waynela
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Waynela: Rare feminine variant of Wayne, meaning "wagon maker." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wylma
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Wylma: Old English name meaning "resolute protector," now rare. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wendya
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Wendya: Unique feminine name meaning "wanderer," rooted in Old English. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Winfreda
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Winfreda: Old English name meaning "peaceful friend" from "wine" and "fri". |
Old English |
Girl |
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Wynafreda
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Wynafreda means "joyful peace" in Old English feminine name. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Winifrida
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Winifrida: Old English name meaning "peaceful friend," historically noble. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Warryk
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Warryk: Unique name, unclear origin, typically male, various pronunciations. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Wadleah
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Wadleah means "meadow by the ford," reflecting nature's serenity. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Wynta
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Wynta: modern, unisex name meaning winter; symbolizes strength and beauty. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Wayd
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Wayd: modern name meaning "traveler," easy to pronounce and unique. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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