| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
| Wahiba |
Arabic |
The generous one. |
| Wahida |
Arabic |
Unique. |
| Wakanda |
Sioux |
inner magical power |
| Walburga |
Anglo-Saxon |
a might defender, a fortress |
| Walda |
German |
A ruler. |
| Walida |
Arabic |
The newborn girl. |
| Wallis |
Old French |
A foreigner, particularly a woman from Wales. |
| Waltraud |
Teutonic |
rule strength |
| Wanda |
Aboriginal/Teutonic |
Aboriginal: A sandhill. Teutonic: A Slavonic woman, or a wanderer. |
| Waneta |
Native American |
charger |
| Wanetta |
Old English |
Pale. |
| Wanika |
Hawaiian |
God's gracious gift. |
| Wapeka |
Native American |
skillful |
| Waratah |
Aboriginal |
A red flower. |
| Warrah |
Aboriginal |
Honeysuckle. |
| Warrina |
Aboriginal |
To give. |
| Waseme |
African |
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| Wasima |
Arabic |
Graceful, pretty. |
| Wateka |
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| Weema |
Aboriginal |
Small. |
| Wendi |
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From the name Wendy. Invented by J M Barrie in the early 1900s for his play Peter Pan. |
| Wendy |
English |
A name invented by J M Barrie in the early 1900s for his play Peter Pan. |
| Wenona |
Native American |
The firstborn daughter. |
| Wenonah |
Native American |
The firstborn daughter. |
| Whitney |
Old English |
From the white island. A boy or girl's name. |
| Whoopi |
unknown |
Yahoo, Yippee, Wahoo |
| Widjan |
Arabic |
ecstacy |
| Wihtburth |
Anglo-Saxon |
| Wilda |
Teutonic |
The untamed one. |
| Wilfreda |
Teutonic |
Desiring peace. Feminine form of Wilfred. |
| Wilga |
Aboriginal |
A small tree. |
| Wilhelmina |
Teutonic |
The resolute protector. A feminine form of William. |
| Willa |
Aboriginal |
A woman or wife. Also a nickname from Wilhelmina, but sometimes used independently. |
| Willow |
Old English |
From the name of the Willow tree. |
| Wilma |
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The resolute protector. From the name Wilhelmina, but sometimes used as an independent name. |
| Wilona |
Old English |
Desired. |
| Win |
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A prosperous friend. The feminine form of Edwin. |
| Winda |
Swahili |
hunt |
| Winema |
Native American |
A female chief. |
| Winifred |
Teutonic/Welsh |
Teutonic: A peaceful friend. Welsh: Joyful peace. |
| Winnie |
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A prosperous friend. The feminine form of Edwin. |
| Winona |
Native American |
The firstborn daughter. |
| Winsome |
English |
Pleasant and attractive. |
| Winter |
Old English |
Born in the winter months. A boy or girl's name. |
| Wren |
Old English |
A tiny bird. A boy or girl's name. |
| Wyanet |
Native American |
Beautiful. |
| Wylie |
Old English |
Wily or beguiling. A boy or girl's name. |
| Wynfled |
Anglo-Saxon |
| Wynne |
Cornish/Welsh |
Fair, or blessed. Also a diminutive of Winifred. |
| Wynona |
Native American |
The firstborn daughter. |
| Wyuna |
Aboriginal |
Clear. |
