W is for Wanda, Wendy, Winona, and Wynnie—as well as dozens of other wonderful girl names that start with the letter W.
Names | Origin | Meaning |
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Willow | Willow trees are known for their grace, flexibility and resilience—wonderful qualities (and a lovely name) to bestow on… | |
Whitney | English: | From the white meadow |
Wendy | Wendy, besides being the red-headed pigtailed fast-food princess, is also an outdated name that’s seen better days. The most… | |
Winter | English: | Friend”s hill, friend”s place; surname |
Wanda | Native American: | Eagle (Sioux) |
Winnie | English: | From the winding gate |
Willa | German Origin | |
Wilhelmina | English: | Desires peace |
Winona | German: | Peaceful friend |
Wilma | German: | Resolute or famous |
Whitley | English: | From the white valley; surname |
Wallis | Egyptian: | Newly born |
Wynne | English: | Friend”s field; a surname and variant of Winfield |
Wilhemina | English: | Peace |
Weslyn | German: | Defending warrior |
Winnifred | German: | Peaceful friend |
Wendelin | Slavic: | Great glory |
Westlyn | English: | From the western cottage; surname |
Wynifred | English: | From the windy viIlage, hamlet; surname adapted to first name use |
Waki | English: | Guard, watchman; surname |
Waldhurga | English: | Cottage by the wall, possibly a Welshman”s cottage; surname |
Wande | Native American: | White eagle (Sioux) |
Wangari | German: | Wanderer |
Waynoka | Native American: | Graceful (Shawnee) |
Welcome | English: | From the meadow near the weir (a trap for catching fish); variant of Warley |
Westley | English: | From the western farm; surname |
Wicahpi | English: | From the white moor |
Wiebke | English: | From the village meadow; surname |
Wihakayda | English: | From the spring farm |
Wikolia | English: | Famous in battle |