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Wasswa (African) The firstborn of twins

Waswa, Wasswah, Waswah

Wasyl (Ukranian) Form of Vasyl, meaning “a king”

Wasyle, Wasil, Wasile

Watson (English) The son of Walter

Watsin, Watsen, Watsan, Watkins, Watckins, Watkin, Watckin, Wattekinson

ˆWaylon (English) From the roadside land

Wayne (English) One who builds wagons

Wain, Wanye, Wayn, Waynell, Waynne, Guwayne

Webster (English) A weaver

Weeb, Web, Webb, Webber,

Weber, Webbestre, Webestre, Webbe

Wei (Chinese) A brilliant man; having great strength

Wenceslas (Polish) One who receives more glory

Wenceslaus, Wenzel, Vyacheslav

Wendell (German) One who travels; a wanderer

Wendel, Wendale, Wendall, Wendele, Wendal, Windell, Windel, Windal

Wesley (English) From the western meadow

Wes, Wesly, Wessley, Westleigh, Westley, Wesli, Weslie, Wesleigh

Westby (English) From the western farm

Westbey, Wesby, Wesbey, Westbi, Wesbi, Westbie, Wesbie, Westbee

ˆWeston (English) from the western town

Whit (English) A white-skinned man

White, Whitey, Whitt, Whitte, Whyt, Whytt, Whytte, Whytey

Whitby (English) From the white farm

Whitbey, Whitbi, Whitbie, Whitbee, Whytbey, Whytby, Whytbi, Whytbie

Whitfield (English) From the white field

Whitfeld, Whytfield, Whytfeld, Witfield, Witfeld, Wytfield, Wytfeld

Whitley (English) From the white meadow

Whitly, Whitli, Whitlie,

Whitlee, Whitleigh, Whytley,

Whytly, Whytli

Whitman (English) A white-haired man

Whitmann, Witman, Witmann, Whitmane, Witmane, Whytman, Whytmane, Wytman

Wildon (English) From the wooded hill

Willdon, Wilden, Willden

Wiley (English) One who is crafty; from the meadow by the water

Wily, Wileigh, Wili, Wilie, Wilee, Wylie, Wyly, Wyley

Wilford (English) From the willow ford

Willford, Wilferd, Willferd, Wilf, Wielford, Weilford, Wilingford, Wylingford

*TWilliam (German) The determined protector

Wilek, Wileck, Wilhelm, Wilhelmus, Wilkes, Wilkie, Wilkinson, Will, Guillaume, Quilliam

Willow (English) Of the willow tree

Willowe, Willo, Willoe

Wilmer (German) A strong-willed and well-known man

Wilmar, Wilmore, Willmar, Willmer, Wylmer, Wylmar, Wyllmer, Wyllmar

Winston (English) Of the joy stone; from the friendly town

Win, Winn, Winsten, Winstonn, Wynstan, Wynsten, Wynston, Winstan

Winthrop (English) From the friendly village

Winthrope, Wynthrop, Wynthrope, Winthorp, Wynthorp

Winton (English) From the enclosed pastureland

Wintan, Wintin, Winten, Wynton, Wyntan, Wyntin, Wynten

Wirt (Anglo-Saxon) One who is worthy

Wirte, Wyrt, Wyrte, Wurt, Wurte

Wit (Polish) Form of Vitus, meaning “giver of life”

Witt

Wlodzimierz (Polish) To rule with peace

Wlodzimir, Wlodzimerz

Wolfric (German) A wolf ruler

Wolfrick, Wolfrik, Wulfric, Wulfrick, Wulfrik, Wolfryk, Wolfryck, Wolfryc

Wolodymyr (Ukranian) Form of Volodymyr, meaning “to rule with peace”

Wolodimyr, Wolodimir, Wolodymeer, Wolodimeer

Woorak (Aboriginal) From the plains

Woorack, Woorac

*Wyatt (English) Having the strength of a warrior

Wyat, Wyatte, Wyate, Wiatt, Wiatte, Wiat, Wiate, Wyeth

Wyndham (English) From the windy village

Windham

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Xakery (American) Form of Zachery, meaning “the Lord remembers”

Xaccary, Xaccery, Xach, Xacharie, Xachery, Xack, Xackarey, Xackary

Xalvador (Spanish) Form of Salvador, meaning “a savior”

Xalvadore, Xalvadoro, Xalvadorio, Xalbador, Xalbadore, Xalbadorio, Xalbadoro, Xabat

Xannon (American) From an ancient family

Xanon, Xannen, Xanen, Xannun, Xanun

Xanthus (Greek) A blond-haired man

Xanthos, Xanthe, Xanth

*Xavier (Basque / Arabic) Owner of a new house / one who is bright

Xaver, Xever, Xabier, Xaviere, Xabiere, Xaviar, Xaviare, Xavior

Xenocrates (Greek) A foreign ruler

Xesus (Galician) Form of Jesus, meaning “God is my salvation”

Xoan (Galician) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”

Xoane, Xohn, Xon

Xue (Chinese) A studious young man

Y

Yael (Israeli) Strength of God

Yaele

Yagil (Hebrew) One who rejoices, celebrates

Yagill, Yagyl, Yagylle

Yahto (Native American) Having blue eyes; refers to the color blue

Yahtoe, Yahtow, Yahtowe

Yahweh (Hebrew) Refers to God

Yahveh, Yaweh,