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Wyclef
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Wyclef means "from the white cliff," is unique, and uncommon. |
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Wyck
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Wyck: English name meaning "dweller at the dairy farm." |
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Wyche
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Wyche: English surname meaning "dweller at the bend in road." |
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Wyburt
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Wyburt: rare English name meaning "bright warrior," historically masculine and unique. |
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Wyan
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Wyan: English name meaning "warrior" or "battle," variant of Wayne. |
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Wryston
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Wryston: Unique English name meaning "twisted town," masculine, distinctive sound. |
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Wriston
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Wriston: Unique name meaning "dwelling by the river bend." |
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Worthy
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Worthy means deserving respect; historically linked to high social status. |
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Woodsen
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Woodsen: Unique masculine name meaning "son of the woods." |
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Winward
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Winward: Unique English name meaning "friend's guardian" with historical significance. |
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Winthrop
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Winthrop: English name meaning "dweller at the winding valley." |
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Winston
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Winston means "joyful stone," symbolizing strength, intelligence, and leadership. |
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Wincel
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Wincel: Rare English name meaning "friend," with historical significance. |
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Wilson
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Wilson: English name meaning "son of William," popular since Middle Ages. |
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Willdon
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Willdon means "hill of desire," symbolizing strength and ambition. |
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Wilkinson
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Wilkinson: English surname meaning "son of William," with historical significance. |
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Wilkin
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Wilkin: English name meaning "son of William," signifies strength and tradition. |
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Wilfryd
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Wilfryd means "desiring peace," derived from Old English elements. |
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Wilf
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Wilf: English name meaning "resolute protector," popular and masculine choice. |
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Wilde
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Wilde: Unisex name meaning "wild," popularized by Oscar Wilde's fame. |
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Wilburt
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Wilburt: masculine name meaning "bright will," with historical significance. |
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Wilbraham
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Wilbraham: Unique English name meaning "bridge over the willows." |
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Wilbirt
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Wilbirt means "bright will," combining Old English elements for strength. |
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Wilbart
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Wilbart: rare English name meaning "bright willow," strong and masculine. |
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Wicliff
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Wicliff means "dweller by the cliff near a river bend." |
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Wiburt
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Wiburt: rare English name meaning "bright will" or "strong fortress." |
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Whitey
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Whitey is a male nickname derived from "white," indicating fairness. |
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Weylon
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Weylon means "son of the wolf," symbolizing strength and courage. |
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Wessley
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Wessley: English name meaning "western meadow," variant of Wesley. |
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Wayne
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Wayne: English name meaning "wagon maker" or "wagon driver." |
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