Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wanisha | No single established meaning; a modern invented feminine name often treated like Tanisha/Vanisha | English | Girl | |
| warrin | From a Norman place-name meaning 'game park' or from a Germanic element meaning 'guard' or 'protector'. | English | Boy | |
| waterphall | Falling water; waterfall (derived from "water" + "fall") | English | Unisex | |
| Watson | 'son of Wat' — i.e., son of Walter ('ruler of the army') | English | Boy | |
| Wattie | Diminutive of Walter, meaning 'ruler of the army' | English | Boy | |
| Wave | A moving ridge on water; motion or a signaling gesture | English | Unisex | |
| Wavell | An English surname used as a given name; original meaning is uncertain—denotes association with the Wavell family or place. Famously borne by British Field Marshal Archibald Wavell. | English | Boy | |
| Wayson | son of Way (i.e., son of the road/path or son of a person called Way) | English | Boy | |
| Webb | Weaver (occupational name) | English | Boy | |
| Weldon | Hill (often a wooded hill or hill by a spring) | English | Boy | |
| Weller | Dweller by the well; maker or keeper of wells | English | Boy | |
| Wellington | settlement or estate of the people/followers of a person (Weolla/Weol) | English | Boy | |
| Wellman | Dweller by or keeper of a well; 'man of the well' | English | Boy | |
| Wells | Dweller by the spring; 'of the wells' | English | Unisex | |
| Wendilee | A modern blend meaning roughly 'Wendy + Lee' — often taken as 'friend/meadow' or 'wanderer/meadow'. | English | Girl | |
| Wes | western meadow / from the west | English | Boy | |
| Wess | from the west; western meadow/settlement | English | Boy | |
| wesson | Son of Wess; from the west or western settlement | English | Boy | |
| West | From the west; western | English | Unisex | |
| westin | from the western town/settlement | English | Boy | |
| Weston | western town; settlement to the west | English | Boy | |
| Wheeler | Maker or driver of wheels (wheelwright/cart driver) | English | Boy | |
| Whit | white, fair (fair-haired) | English | Boy | |
| White | From the English word 'white' — originally a surname describing pale complexion, light hair, or white clothing. | English | Unisex | |
| Wil | Short form of William, meaning 'resolute protector' | English | Boy | |
| Wilfred | Will/desire + peace — 'desiring peace' or 'resolute peace' | English, Germanic | Boy | |
| Wilfy | Diminutive of Wilfred — 'will/desire' + 'peace' (meaning: desiring or resolute in peace). | English, Germanic | Boy | |
| Williams | son of William (William = 'resolute protector') | English | Boy | |
| Willoughby | settlement by the willows ("willow farm/settlement") | English | Boy | |
| Wilmoth | Diminutive of William — 'resolute protector' / 'little William' | English | Boy |
