Baby Boy Names - Start with W

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Aabha	Indian	light
Aadesh	Indian	command
Aadi	Indian	first, most important
Aafreen	Indian	Encouragement
Aagney	Indian	son of the fire god
Aakanksh	Indian	desire
Aakarshan	Hindu	attraction
Aaron	Hebrew	Exalted. Aaron was the brother of Moses in the Bible.
Abaddon	Hebrew	Destruction.
Aban	Persian	Mythological water creature
Abasi	Swahili	Stern.
Abba	Hebrew	A father.
Abban	Latin	White.
Abbas	Arabic	Stern.
Abbott	Old English	The father of the abbey.
Abdel	Arabic	servent
Abdiel	Hebrew	The servant of God. Faithful servant.
Abdieso	Persian
Abdul	Arabic	The son of, or servant of.
Abdullah	Arabic	The servant of Allah.
Abe	Hebrew	Father of a multitude.
Abejundio	Spanish	relating to the abaje (bee)
Abel	Hebrew	A breath. A son of Adam and Eve in the Bible.
Abelard	Teutonic	Nobly resolute.
Abenzio	Celtic
Abercio	Latin
Abernethy	Scottish Gaelic	The mouth of the Nethy River.
Abhay	Hindu	a son of Dharma
Abhi	Hindu
Abhijit	Hindu	a constellation dear to Hari
Abhinav	Hindu
Abhishek	Hindu
Abhorson		From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure.
Abi	Turkish	An elder brother.
Abiah	Hebrew	God is my Father.
Abibo	Hewbrew	Beloved
Abie	Hebrew	Breath, or the son of Adam and Eve in the Bible.
Abiel	Hebrew	God is the father.
Abijah	Hebrew	The Lord is my father.
Abir	Arabic/Hebrew	Arabic: The fragrant one. Hebrew: Strong.
Abisha	Hebrew	God's gift.
Abner	Hebrew	Father of light. A biblical name.
Abraham	Hebrew	Father of a multitude.
Abram		High father.
Abrasha	Hebrew	father
Absalom	Arabic	The father of peace. A son of David in the Bible. Also see Axel.
Abudemio	Assyrian
Abundiantus	Latin	plentiful
Acacio	Hebrew	the Lord holds
Acario	Latin	ungrateful
Accursius	Latin	to hasten
Ace	Latin	Unity.
Acelin	French	Noble.
Achilles	Greek	A handsome figure in Greek mythology.
Achyuta	Hindu	a name of Vishnu
Ackerley	Old English	A dweller in the meadow.
Ackley	Old English	A dweller in the Oak tree meadow.
Acton	Old English	From the settlement with Oak trees.
Acuzio	Latin	sharp
Adair	Scottish Gaelic	From the Oak tree near the ford.
Adalardo	Celtic	noble
Adalbaro	Greek	The combatant of nobility.
Adalbergo	German	Village.
Adalgiso	Old German	noble hostage
Adalrico	Latin, Old German	noble, powerful and rich
Adam	Hebrew	A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man.
Adar	Hebrew	Fire.
Addai	Hebrew	man of god
Addison	Old English	Son of Adam. A man of the red earth.
Addo	Teutonic, Hebrew	happy, ornament
Adeben	Ghanese	twelfth-born son
Adeipho	Greek	A brother.
Adel	Teutonic	Noble.
Adelais	Latin	noble
Adelard	Teutonic	Nobly resolute.
Adelbert	Old German	famous for nobility
Adelfried	Old German	who protects the descendants
Adelino	Old German	noble
Adelmo	Old German	noble protector
Adelphos	Greek	brother
Ademaro	Old German	glorious in battle
Aden	Arabic	Fiery one.
Adeodatus	Latin	given by God
Adhamh	Irish/Scottish	A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man.
Adin	Hebrew	Sensual.
Adir	Hebrew	Noble, majestic.
Adiran	Latin	of the adriatic
Aditya	Hindu	lord of the sun
Adlai	Hebrew	My witness. A biblical name.
Adler	Teutonic	An eagle. A man of keen perception.
Adley	Hebrew	just
Admes	Greek
Admon	Hebrew	red peony
Adnan	Arabic	The settler.
Adney	Old English	A dweller on the island.
Adolfo		Wolf.
Adolph	Teutonic	Wolf.
Adon	Hebrew	The Lord.
Adoni	Aboriginal	The sunset.
Adonis	Greek	In mythology, the handsome youth loved by Venus.
Adony	Hungarian
Adrastos	Greek	undaunted
Adrian	Latin	Dark, rich.
Adriel	Hebrew	From God's congregation.
Aegeon		From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors
Aemilius		From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Aeneas	Greek	The praised one.
Aeolus	Greek	In mythology, the ruler of the winds.
Aeron	Welsh	An unusual boy's name.
Aetos	Greek	eagle
Afro	Latin	from Africa
Agabo	Hebrew
Agamemnon		From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Agatone	Greek	good, kind
Agilard	Teutonic	Bright.
Agosto	Italian	Venerable, the exalted one.
Agrippa		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Agu	Nigerian	A leopard.
Agustin	Spanish	Venerable, the exalted one.
Ahab	Hebrew	An uncle. A king of Israel in the Bible.
Ahearn	Irish Gaelic	A horsekeeper, or a steward.
Ahmed	Arabic	Most highly praised.
Ahmik	Hebrew	strength of gods flock
Ahren	Teutonic	An eagle.
Aidan	Irish Gaelic	The little fiery one.
Aiken	Old English	Little Adam.
Ailen	Old English	made of oak
Aimery	Teutonic	industrious ruler
Aimon	French from Teutonic	A house.
Aindreas	Scottish	Scottish Gaelic form of Andrew. Manly, courageous.
Ainsley	Old English/Scottish	A meadow or clearing. Also a unisex name.
Aitan	Hebrew, African	fights of possession
Ajani	Nigerian	The victor.
Ajatashatru	Hindu	a name of Vishnu
Ajax	Greek	The legendary hero of the Trojan War.
Ajayi	Yoruban, Nigerian	born face-down
Ajit	Hindu
Ajitabh	Hindu
Akaash	Hindu	sky
Akama	Aboriginal	A whale.
Akando	Native American	ambush
Akbar	Arabic	Great.
Akello	Ugandan	I have bought
Akil	Arabic	Intelligent.
Akim	Russian	Russian form of Joachim. Established by God.
Akira	Japanese	Intelligent.
Akiva	Hebrew	The supplanter.
Akiyama	Japanese	The autumn, and mountain.
Akram	Arabic	Generous, noble.
Aksel	Norwegian	The father of peace. A form of Absalom.
Akshay	Hindu	name of a God
Al	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Aladdin	Arabic	A servant of Allah.
Alan	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Aland	English	bright as the sun
Alarbus		From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Alard	Teutonic	A noble ruler.
Alaric	Teutonic	The ruler of all.
Alasdair	Scottish	Protector of men.
Alastair	Scottish	Protector of men.
Alban	Latin	Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Alber	Teutonic	A quick mind.
Alberich	Teutonic	The king of the dwarfs in German legend.
Albern	Old English	A noble warrior.
Albert	Teutonic	Noble, bright.
Albin	Latin	Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Albion	Latin	White. Also an old name for England.
Alcander	Greek	strong
Alcibiades		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Alcott	Old English	From the stone cottage.
Alden	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Alder	Old English	The Alder tree.
Alderney	English	One of the Channel Isles.
Aldous	Teutonic	Old, wise or great.
Aldred	Old English	A great counsellor.
Aldrich	Old English	An old, wise ruler.
Aldridge	Old English	From the Alder tree ridge.
Aldwin	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Aldwyn	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Alec	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aled	Welsh	Offspring.
Alejandro	Spanish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aleron	Latin	An eagle.
Aleser	Arabic	lion
Alessandro	Italian	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alex		The defender, or helper of mankind. A form of Alexander, but also used as an independent name.
Alexander	Greek	Protector of men.
Alexas		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Alexis	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Alfons	German	Noble and ready.
Alfonso	Teutonic	Noble and ready.
Alford	Old English	From the old ford.
Alfred	Old English	Counsellor.
Alger	Old English	A noble spearman.
Algernon	French	With whiskers, bearded.
Algren	unknown
Ali	Arabic	Exalted, or noble. A boy or girl's name.
Alika	Polynesian	The defender of mankind.
Alim	Arabic	wise, learned
Alison	Old English	The light of the sun. A boy or girl's name.
Alistair	Scottish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alister	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Allambee	Aboriginal	A quiet resting-place.
Allan	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allard	Old English	Sacred, brave.
Allen	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Alleyne	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allighiero	Italian	A noble spear.
Allister	Scottish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Almo	Old English	Noble and famous.
Almon	Hebrew	Forsaken.
Agabo	Hebrew
Agamemnon		From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Agatone	Greek	good, kind
Agilard	Teutonic	Bright.
Agosto	Italian	Venerable, the exalted one.
Agrippa		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Agu	Nigerian	A leopard.
Agustin	Spanish	Venerable, the exalted one.
Ahab	Hebrew	An uncle. A king of Israel in the Bible.
Ahearn	Irish Gaelic	A horsekeeper, or a steward.
Ahmed	Arabic	Most highly praised.
Ahmik	Hebrew	strength of gods flock
Ahren	Teutonic	An eagle.
Aidan	Irish Gaelic	The little fiery one.
Aiken	Old English	Little Adam.
Ailen	Old English	made of oak
Aimery	Teutonic	industrious ruler
Aimon	French from Teutonic	A house.
Aindreas	Scottish	Scottish Gaelic form of Andrew. Manly, courageous.
Ainsley	Old English/Scottish	A meadow or clearing. Also a unisex name.
Aitan	Hebrew, African	fights of possession
Ajani	Nigerian	The victor.
Ajatashatru	Hindu	a name of Vishnu
Ajax	Greek	The legendary hero of the Trojan War.
Ajayi	Yoruban, Nigerian	born face-down
Ajit	Hindu
Ajitabh	Hindu
Akaash	Hindu	sky
Akama	Aboriginal	A whale.
Akando	Native American	ambush
Akbar	Arabic	Great.
Akello	Ugandan	I have bought
Akil	Arabic	Intelligent.
Akim	Russian	Russian form of Joachim. Established by God.
Akira	Japanese	Intelligent.
Akiva	Hebrew	The supplanter.
Akiyama	Japanese	The autumn, and mountain.
Akram	Arabic	Generous, noble.
Aksel	Norwegian	The father of peace. A form of Absalom.
Akshay	Hindu	name of a God
Al	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Aladdin	Arabic	A servant of Allah.
Alan	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Aland	English	bright as the sun
Alarbus		From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Alard	Teutonic	A noble ruler.
Alaric	Teutonic	The ruler of all.
Alasdair	Scottish	Protector of men.
Alastair	Scottish	Protector of men.
Alban	Latin	Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Alber	Teutonic	A quick mind.
Alberich	Teutonic	The king of the dwarfs in German legend.
Albern	Old English	A noble warrior.
Albert	Teutonic	Noble, bright.
Albin	Latin	Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Albion	Latin	White. Also an old name for England.
Alcander	Greek	strong
Alcibiades		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Alcott	Old English	From the stone cottage.
Alden	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Alder	Old English	The Alder tree.
Alderney	English	One of the Channel Isles.
Aldous	Teutonic	Old, wise or great.
Aldred	Old English	A great counsellor.
Aldrich	Old English	An old, wise ruler.
Aldridge	Old English	From the Alder tree ridge.
Aldwin	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Aldwyn	Old English	An old, wise friend.
Alec	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aled	Welsh	Offspring.
Alejandro	Spanish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aleron	Latin	An eagle.
Aleser	Arabic	lion
Alessandro	Italian	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alex		The defender, or helper of mankind. A form of Alexander, but also used as an independent name.
Alexander	Greek	Protector of men.
Alexas		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Alexis	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Alfons	German	Noble and ready.
Alfonso	Teutonic	Noble and ready.
Alford	Old English	From the old ford.
Alfred	Old English	Counsellor.
Alger	Old English	A noble spearman.
Algernon	French	With whiskers, bearded.
Algren	unknown
Ali	Arabic	Exalted, or noble. A boy or girl's name.
Alika	Polynesian	The defender of mankind.
Alim	Arabic	wise, learned
Alison	Old English	The light of the sun. A boy or girl's name.
Alistair	Scottish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alister	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Allambee	Aboriginal	A quiet resting-place.
Allan	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allard	Old English	Sacred, brave.
Allen	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Handsome.
Alleyne	Irish and Scottish Gaelic	Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allighiero	Italian	A noble spear.
Allister	Scottish	The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Almo	Old English	Noble and famous.
Almon	Hebrew	Forsaken.
Alok	Hindu
Alonso	Spanish	Noble and ready.
Aloysius	Teutonic	A famous warrior.
Alphonse	Old German	noble estate, eager
Alphonso	Teutonic	Noble and ready.
Alric	German	A ruler.
Alroy	Irish Gaelic	A redheaded boy.
Alston	Old English	From the old place.
Altair	Arabic, Greek	bird, star
Altman	Teutonic	An old wise man.
Alun	Welsh	Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Alvah	Hebrew	The exalted one.
Alvin	Teutonic	Noble friend.
Alvis	Old Norse	All wise.
Alwan	Teutonic	A noble friend.
Alwin	Teutonic	Beloved by all.
Alwyn	Teutonic	A noble friend.
Amadeus	Latin	Love of God.
Amadi	Nigerian	general rejoicing, seemed destined to die at
Amado	Latin	loving deity
Amador	Spanish	lover
Amal	Arabic/Hebrew	Arabic: Hope. Hebrew: Work or labour.
Amar	Hindu	forever
Amaro	Portuguese	Dark, like a Moor.
Amaroo	Aboriginal	A beautiful place.
Amato	Spanish	beloved
Ambar	Sanskrit	Of the sky. A boy or girl's name.
Ambert	Teutonic	A bright, shining light.
Ambler	Old English	A stable-keeper.
Ambrose	Greek	Immortal.
Amery	Teutonic	Divine, or a famous ruler.
Amherst	English	place name
Amida	Japanese	The name of a Buddha.
Amiel	Hebrew	The Lord of my people.
Amiens		From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
Amin	Arabic/Hebrew	Honest and trustworthy.
Amir	Arabic	Princely.
Amiri	Maori	The east wind.
Amirov	Hebrew	My people are great.
Amistad	Spanish	friendship
Amit	Hindu	endless
Amitabh	Hindu
Amitava	Hindu
Ammon	Egyptian	Hidden. The name of an ancient god.
Amol	Hindu
Amon	Hebrew	Trustworthy.
Amory	Teutonic	Divine, or a famous ruler.
Amos	Hebrew	The bearer of burdens. The name of an Old Testament prophet.
Amrit	Sanskrit	The immortal one.
Amsden	Old English	From the valley of Ambrose.
Amul	Hindu
Amulya	Hindu	priceless
Amund	Scandinavian	Divine protection.
Anand	Sanskrit	Joyful.
Anant	Hindu
Anastasius	Greek	Resurrection, one who shall rise again.
Anatole	Greek	From the east.
Anay	Hindu
Ancel	Teutonic	Godlike.
Anders	Scandinavian	Scandinavian form of Andrew. Manly, courageous.
Anderson	unknown	Son of Andrew
Andreus	Greek	son of river peneius
Andrew	Greek	Manly, courageous.
Androcles	Greek	A man, and glory. A figure from Roman legend.
Aneurin	Welsh	Truly golden.
Ang	Swedish
Angada	Hindu	a son of Lakshmana
Angelo	Italian	An angel or saintly messenger.
Angus	Scottish Gaelic	Unique strength, outstanding.
Angwyn	Welsh	Very handsome.
Anieli	Greek	manly
Anil	Sanskrit	Of the wind.
Anirudhh	Hindu
Anish	Hindu
Aniston
Anjuman	Hindu	a party place (mehfil)
Anker	Greek	manly
Ankit	Hindu
Ankur	Hindu
Annan	Celtic	From the stream.
Anniruddha	Hindu	son of Pradyummna
Anno	Hebrew	Grace. The masculine form of Anne.
Anoke	Native American	The actor.
Anoki	Native American	an actor
Anoop	Hindu	incomparable, the best
Ansari	Arabic	A helper.
Anscom	Old English	A dweller in the secret valley.
Ansel	Old French	A nobleman's follower.
Anselm	Teutonic	A divine helmet. The name of a saint.
Anshul	Hindu
Anshuman	Hindu
Ansley	Old English	From the hermitage clearing.
Anson	Old English	The son of Anne or Agnes.
Anstice	Russian from Greek	The resurrected one. A boy or girl's name.
Antal	Latin	prince
Anthony	Latin	Worthy of praise.
Antigonus		From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Antiochus		From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Antipholus		From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors.
Anton	German	Worthy of praise.
Antoni	Polish	Worthy of praise.
Antonio	Italian/Spanish	Worthy of praise.
Anu		The king of the gods in Babylonian mythology.
Anwar	Arabic	The bright one.
Anwell	Celtic	The beloved, dear one.
Anyon	Celtic	An anvil.
Apache		The name of a North American Indian tribe.
Apari	Aboriginal	Father.
Apemantus		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Apollo	Greek	A beautiful youth. The God of music, poetry and healing in Greek mythology.
Apostolos	Greek
Aquila	Latin	Like an eagle.
Ara	Armenian/Latin	Armenian: Kingly. Latin: An altar.
Araluen	Aboriginal	The place of waterlilies. A boy or girl's name.
Aram	Assyrian	high place
Aran	Hebrew	Active, nimble.
Arana	Polynesian	Polynesian form of Alan. Handsome.
Archard	Teutonic	Sacred and powerful.
Archer	Old English	A bowman.
Archibald	Teutonic	Very bold.
Archidamus		From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale.
Archie		Very bold.
Arden	Old English/Latin	Old English: A dwelling place. Latin: Ardent and sincere. A boy or girl's name.
Ardley	Old English	From the meadow of the home-lover.
Ardolph	Old English	The wolf (a wanderer) who longs for home.
Ardon	Hebrew	bronze
Aren	Nigerian	eagle
Arend	Dutch	Dutch form of Arnold.
Ares	Greek	god of war
Argus	Greek	Watchful. A giant with a hundred eyes in Greek mythology.
Argyll	Scottish Gaelic	From the land of the Gaels. Also the name of a Scottish county.
Ari	Hebrew	A Lion.
Aric	Old English	A sacred ruler.
Aricin	Norwegian	the eternal kings son
Ariel	Hebrew	A lion of God.
Ariki	Polynesian	A chief.
Arion		A figure from Greek mythology.
Aristedes	Greek	Descended from the best.
Aristo	Greek	best
Aristotle	Greek	A thinker. The name of a famous Greek philosopher.
Arizona		The name of a State in the USA.
Arje	Dutch	Dutch form of Adrian.
Arjun	Sanskrit	The white one.
Arkin	Norwegian	the eternal king's son
Arkwright	Old English	A carpenter.
Arland	Celtic	pledge
Arlen	Irish Gaelic	A pledge.
Arley	Old English	From the hare or stag meadow.
Arlo	Old English	From the protected town or hill.
Armand	French	Of the army.
Armande	French	Of the army.
Armando	Italian/Spanish	Of the army.
Armen	Armenian/Hebrew	Armenian: A man from Armenia. Hebrew: A castle.
Armon	Hebrew	castle
Armstrong	Old English	A strong-armed warrior.
Arnall	Teutonic	A gracious eagle.
Arnaud		Ruler of eagles.
Arne	Dutch	Eagle. Dutch form of Arnold.
Arnett	French	A little eagle.
Arnie		Eagle.
Arnold	Teutonic	Strong as an eagle. A name introduced to England by the Normans.
Arnon	Hebrew	rushing stream
Aron	Hebrew	Exalted.
Aronne	German/Italian	Exalted.
Aroon	Thai	Of the dawn.
Arpiar	Armenian	sunny
Arran		The name of a Scottish island. A boy or girl's name.
Arsen	Greek	strong
Arsenio	Greek	manly, virile
Art	Celtic	A rock.
Arthur	Celtic	A follower of Thor and strong as a bear.
Arthus	Welsh	bear hero, a rock
Artie	Celtic	A follower of Thor.
Arty		A follower of Thor.
Aruiragus		From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Arun	Sanskrit	The dawn.
Arundel	Old English	He who dwells with the eagles.
Arunta	Aboriginal	A white cockatoo.
Arvad	Hebrew	The wanderer.
Arval	Latin	From the cultivated land.
Arvin	Teutonic	A friend of the people.
Arvind	Hindu
Arviragus		From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Arwin	young, prince
Asa	Hebrew/Japansese	Hebrew: The healer, a physician. A biblical name. Japanese: The morning. A boy or girl's name.
Ascot	Old English	One who lives in the East cottage.
Aseem	Hindu
Ash		Blessed, happy.
Ashburn	Old English	From the brook by the Ash tree.
Ashby	Old English	A farm by the Ash tree.
Asher	Hebrew	Blessed, happy.
Ashford	Old English	One who lives at the ford by the Ash tree.
Ashish	Hindu	blessings
Ashliegh	Old English	From the Ash tree.
Ashlin	Old English	A dweller by the Ash tree pool.
Ashok	Sanskrit	Without sadness.
Ashon	Ghanese	seventh-born son
Ashraf	Arabic	Honourable.
Ashton	Old English	One who lives at the Ash tree farm.
Ashur	Hebrew	Black.
Ashutosh	Hindu
Ashwin	Hindu	strong horse
Ashwini	Hindu
Asija	Hindu	a great sage, brother of Brihaspati
Asim	Arabic	The protector.
Askel	Norse	A divine cauldron.
Aslak	Norse	Divine sport.
Asparouh	Bulgarian	Paro, Pouro
Astin	unknown	strong Leader, trustworthy
Aston	Old English	From the eastern place.
Asuman	Hindu	lord of vital breaths
Asvathama	Hindu	sun of drona
Asvin	Hindu	(Nasatya and Dasra) gods of medicine
Aswad	Arabic	Black.
Aswin	Old English	A spear comrade or protector.
Asztrik	Hungarian	made from ashenwood
Atalik	Hungarian	Like his father.
Atarah	Hebrew	A crown. A boy or girl's name.
Atawn	Welsh	Harmony. Can be used as a form of Alan.
Athan	Greek	immortal
Atharvan	Hindu	knower of the Arthara vedas
Athelstan	Old English	A noble stone. The name of an early English king.
Atherol	Old English	dweller at the spring farm
Atherton	Old English	One who lives at the spring farm.
Athol	Scottish Gaelic	New Ireland. A placename.
Athos	Greek	An alternative name for Zeus, the ruler of the heavens.
Atilla	Hungarian	beloved father
Atiu	Polynesian	The eldest.
Atlas	Greek	A mythological demigod who supported the sky on his shoulders.
Atley	Old English	From the meadow.
Atmajyoti	Hindu	light of Atma
Atman	Hindu	the self
Atrayl	Tray
Atrus	Atrius
Attila		The warlike king of the Huns.
Attis	Greek	handsome boy
Atul	Hindu
Atulya	Hindu
Atwater	Old English	One who hides by the water.
Atwell	Old English	A dweller by the spring.
Atworth	Old English	From the farm.
Auberon	Teutonic	Noble.
Aubert	French	Noble and illustrious.
Aubin	French	Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Aubrey	Teutonic	The golden-haired ruler of the elves.
Auburn	Latin	fair
Audric	French	An old, wise ruler.
Audun	Norwegian	deserted
Augustine	Latin	Belonging to Augustus. Venerable, the exalted one.
Augustus	Latin	Venerable, the exalted one. The name of the first great roman emperor.
Aurek	Polish	golden-haired
Aurelio	Latin	gold
Aurelius	Latin	The golden one.
Austell		The name of a Cornish Saint.
Austen		Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one.
Austin		Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one.
Autolucus		From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale.
Avan	Hebrew	Proud.
Avel	Greek/Hebrew/Russian	Breath. A boy or girl's name.
Avenall	Old French	A dweller in the Oat field.
Averell	Old English	The slayer of the boar.
Averill	Old English	boar-warrior
Avery	Old English	The ruler of the elves. A boy or girl's name.
Avinash	Hindu
Aviv	Hebrew	Of the springtime.
Avner	Hebrew	The father of light. A biblical name.
Avon		The name of an English county, and rivers in England and New Zealand.
Avram	Greek	The father of many.
Avrom	Hebrew	The father of many.
Axel	Teutonic from Hebrew	Source of all life.
Axton	Old English	The stone of the sword wielder.
Ayer	Old French	An heir.
Ayhner	Old English	Noble and famous.
Aylward	Old English	An awe-inspiring guardian.
Aylwin	Teutonic	A noble friend.
Ayush	Hindu
Azariah	Hebrew	He whom the Lord helps.
Azi	Nigerian	A youth.
Azim	Arabic	Grand.
Aziz	Arabic	The powerful one.
Azriel	Hebrew	An angel of the Lord.

Wade	Old English	A wanderer, or from the river crossing.
Wagner	Dutch	A wagon driver or wagon-maker.
Wahib	Arabic	The generous one.
Wahnond	Teutonic	The mighty protector.
Wain	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Waine	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Wainwright	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker.
Waite	Old English	A watchman or guard.
Wakefield	Old English	wet field
Wakeman	Old English	A watchman.
Walby	Old Norse/Old English	The farm by the ancient wall.
Walchelim	Anglo-Norman
Waldemar	Dutch/German/Scandinavian	A powerful ruler.
Walden	Old English	From the valley in the forest.
Waldo	Teutonic	The ruler.
Walenty	Polish	Strong, healthy.
Waleran	Anglo-Norman
Walford	Old English	From the ford over the stream.
Walid	Arabic	The newborn boy.
Walker	Old English	A fuller. One who thickens cloth.
Wallace	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Walmer	Old English	The pool of the Welsh.
Walpole	Old English	From the pool by the ancient wall.
Walsh	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Walter	Teutonic	An army general.
Walton	Old English	From the farm or town of the foreigners.
Walwyn	Old English	A powerful friend.
Waman	Hindu
Wang	Chinese	Kingly.
Warburton	Old English	From the fortress town.
Ward	Old English	A guard or watchman.
Wardell	Old English	From the valley of the River Wear.
Warfield	Old English	The field by the stream.
Warley	Old English	From the cattle pasture.
Warmund	Old English	A loyal protector.
Warner	Teutonic	The protecting army or warrior.
Warra	Aboriginal	Water.
Warrain	Aboriginal	Belonging to the sea.
Warren	Old French/Old English	To preserve. The gamepark keeper.
Warrigal	Aboriginal	Wild, or a dingo.
Warrun	Aboriginal	The sky.
Warton	Old English	A lookout point.
Warwick	Old English	From the dairy farm at the weir. An English placename.
Waseem	Arabic
Washington	Old English	Town of the smart.
Wasim	Arabic	The handsome one.
Wassily	Sanskrit	The God of the night sky.
Watkin	Old English	The son of Walter. Or an army general.
Watson	Old English	son of Walter
Waverley	Old English	To wave. From the village of the Aspen trees.
Waverly	Old English	from the tree-lined meadow
Wayde	angel from God	Waydee
Wayland	Old English	From the land by the crossroads or roadway.
Wayne	Old English	A cart or wagon-maker. Actor John Wayne helped to make this popular as a first name.
Webb	Old English	A weaver.
Webster	Old English	A weaver.
Welby	Old Norse/Old English	From the farm by the spring.
Welch	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Welcome	English	welcome guest
Weldon	Old English	From the hill with a spring.
Welford	Old English	From the ford by the willows.
Wellington	Old English	From the rich man's farm.
Wells	Old English	From the spring or well.
Welsh	Old French	A foreigner, particularly a Welshman.
Wen	Chinese	Cultured, or ornamental.
Wenceslas	Slavonic	Great glory. A 10th-century bohemian saint.
Wendell	Teutonic	Valley or wanderer.
Wendron	Cornish	A placename.
Wenlock	Old Welsh	From the holy monastery.
Wentworth	Old English	Estate of the white-haired one, or a winter estate.
Werner	Teutonic	Warin warrior
Wesley	Old English	The west meadow.
West	Old English	Weston, Westbrook, Westby, Westcott, Weston, Westleigh
Weston	Old English	From the Western farm or town.
Westwood	Old English	From the wood to the west.
Wetherby	Old English	From the sheep farm.
Weylin	Celtic	The son of the wolf.
Weymouth	Old English	The mouth of the River Wey.
Wheatley	Old English	From the wheat meadow.
Wheaton	Old English	wheat town
Wheeler	Old English	A wheel-maker.
Whetu	Polynesian	A star.
Whit	Old English	white
Whitby	Old English	The white town.
Whitcombe	Old English	From the wide valley.
Whitfield	Old English	The white field.
Whitford	Old English	From the white ford.
Whitley	Old English	The white meadow or clearing.
Whitmore	Old English	From the white moor.
Whitney	Old English	From the white island. A boy or girl's name.
Whittaker	Old English	The white field.
Wickham	Old English	From the meadow homestead.
Wid	Welsh
Wieslav	Slavic	one with great glory
Wihtred	Anglo-Saxon
Wilbur	Old English	The resolute one.
Wiley	Old English	Wily or beguiling.
Wilford	Old English	The ford in the willows.
Wilfred	Teutonic	Desirous of peace. A peacemaker.
Wilkes	Old English	A strong and resolute protector.
Wilkie	Old English	A strong and resolute protector.
Will		From the name William, but sometimes used as an independent name.
Willard	Old English	Resolute and brave.
William	Teutonic	A strong and resolute protector.
Willis	Old English	A strong and resolute protector.
Willoughby	Old Norse/Old English	From the farm by the willows.
Wilmer	Teutonic	Famously resolute. From a similar origin to that of William.
Wilmot	Teutonic	Of resolute mind. Originally from the name William.
Wilson	Old English from Teutonic	The son of William. A strong and resolute protector.
Wilton	Old English	From the farm by the stream.
Wim	Dutch/German	A strong and resolute protector.
Winchester	Old English	Roman site.
Windsor	Old English	From the river bank or landing place.
Winog	Breton
Winslow	Old English	Hill of victory.
Winston	Old English	Victory town.
Winter	Old English	Born in the winter months. A boy or girl's name.
Winthrop	Old English	From a friend's village.
Winton	Old English	From a friend's farm.
Wirrin	Aboriginal	A tea-tree.
Wistan	Old English	The battle stone.
Witton	Old English	A farm by the wood.
Wolf	English	wolf
Wolfe	Teutonic	Wolf-like, courageous.
Wolfgang	Teutonic	Path of a wolf.
Wolfram	Teutonic	The wolf raven.
Wolter	Dutch	Dutch form of Walter.
Woodburn	Old English	From the stream in the wood.
Woodley	Old English	The meadow or clearing in the forest.
Woodrow	Old English	The path through the woods.
Woodward	Old English	A forester, a forest guardian.
Woody		The path through the woods.
Woorak	Aboriginal	From the plain.
Woorin	Aboriginal	The sun.
Worcester	Old English	Roman site. An English city.
Wren	Old English	A tiny bird. A boy or girl's name.
Wright	Old English	A carpenter or craftsman.
Wulfhere	Anglo-Saxon
Wulfnoth	Anglo-Saxon
Wyatt	Teutonic	The wide one, or from the wood or water.
Wyber	Old English	A battle fortress.
Wyburn	Old English	A battle hero.
Wye	Teutonic	The wide one, or from the wood.
Wykeham	Old English	From the meadow homestead.
Wylie	Old English	Wily or beguiling. A boy or girl's name.
Wyman	Old English	A warrior.
Wyndam	Old English	the field with the winding path
Wyndham	Old English	From the battle protector's homestead.
Wynford	Welsh	From the white ford.
Wynn	Welsh	The fair or blessed one.
Wynston	Old English	From a friend's estate or town.
Wynton	Old English	From a friend's farm.
Wyome	Native American	plain
Wystan	Old English	The battle stone.

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