Boy's name with W
Germanic origin, meaning “resolute protector”.
Germanic origin, meaning “ruler of the army”.
Diminutive of William.
English surname-based name, “joy stone”.
English surname-based name, “park keeper”.
English surname, meaning “son of Will”.
English surname-based name, meaning “wagon maker”.
English surname-based name, meaning “brave in war”.
Germanic origin, meaning “rule”.
English surname-based name, “west meadow”.
English name, meaning “to go, to ford a stream”.
Scottish surname-based name, “Welshman”.
English occupational name, cloth worker.
Classic English name; from 'wild boar' roots.
Given name and surname; means 'son of Walter'.
Old English roots: will + peace; 'peaceful will'.
English surname-name; means 'western town'.
Diminutive of William; friendly classic name.
Surname turned given name; 'Wassa's town'.
Germanic origin; linked to 'wanderer'.
Modern unisex name; inspired by the songbird.
Germanic name: will + bright; 'resolute, bright'.
Diminutive of Woodrow; English, 'from the wood'
German form of William; means 'resolute protector'
Unisex nature name; from the willow tree
Given name; from German Werner, 'guarding army'
English surname/given name meaning 'west'
Used as a given name in West Africa; from William
Germanic given name; means 'defending army'
English given name; from William, 'resolute'
Surname-turned given name; common in Brazil
English given name; from 'will' + 'hard' (strong)
Short form of Edward/Howard; means 'guard'
Germanic-origin given name; 'will' + 'famous'
Yes! Old English name from Wayland the legendary smith.
Rare but real given name; from 'craftsman'
Yes! Yoruba short form (e.g., Adewale), meaning “come home.”
Yes! Diminutive of Winston/Edwin; unisex but used for boys.
Yes—Scottish diminutive of Walter; rare but real given name.
Chinese male given name and surname, common in East Asia
Yes! German given name meaning “wolf path.”
English boy name from 'walled town' roots.
Yes! Chinese given name meaning “culture/literature.”
Yes! Chinese given name; meaning varies by character.
English nature name; unisex, works for boys.
Yes! English/Burmese name; short for Winston or “bright.”
Yes! English name; variant of Wesley, “western meadow.”
Germanic given name; short for Wolfgang.
Given name from a surname; common in the US.
Unisex English name; used for boys as well.
English given name from a place name.
Germanic name meaning “famous ruler”.
English place name used as a boy’s name.
Variant of Warwick; a boy’s given name.
Chinese given name and surname, very common for boys
Yes! Rare English given name from place-name/surname.
Yes—Irish surname used as a given name; means "Welshman".
Variant of Wiley; a boy’s given name.
Yes—English given name; from surname meaning "wood row".
Spanish form of Wilfred; male given name.
Yes! Common in Nigeria/Ghana; a virtue name meaning wisdom.
Yes! Old English boy’s name: wine 'friend' + frid 'peace'.
Yes! English given name; from a place-name "willow ford".
Yes! English given name; surname meaning "weaver".
English surname turned boy name; means 'Wyn's fort'.
Acceptable—rare first name from the surname "son of William".
Yes! English surname now used as a boy’s name; "springs".
Acceptable—rare given name; from English "guardian".
Common male name in Brazil; from a German surname.
Yes—surname turned first name; suggests "untamed".
Short form of Wilton; used as a boy's name.
Dutch/Scandi boy name meaning 'from the west'.
Yes! Korean male name (Won/원); meaning "origin/first".
Unisex; English place-name meaning "white island"
Male given name in Southern Africa; English word-name.
Male given name in Brazil; variant of Vander.
Rare but real; English variant of Winston
Given name in Nigeria; means "victor"
English place/surname now used as a boy name.
English boy’s name, from a surname meaning “hill’s mound”
English given name from the royal place-name
Arabic male name meaning "dignity"; common in Pakistan
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