Walker
Fuller of cloth
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Fuller of cloth
Variant of Wayland; possibly associated with craft or cunning
West clearing or meadow
West settlement
Will and helmet; protection
Willow tree
From Wigheard: battle + brave or firm
English surname: ford, or a name related to going
Power of the army
A person living near a well or spring
Wild; untamed
Will and protection; feminine form of William
Possibly from Gwenfrewi; meaning uncertain
Short form of Winifred
Firstborn daughter
Wine’s town, or a surname from Wynnstan: joy + stone
Winter season
Wren bird
Aorta; vital artery
Place-name surname; possibly wavering or flickering + clearing
Place-name surname probably meaning white island
Feminine form of Wilhelm
Will and protection, through William
Wolf
Wolf path
Row of houses by a wood
Loyalty; faithfulness
Meaning depends on the chosen kanji
Newborn child
Associated with the leopard
Rose
Rose
Desert flower in Somali
Good news
Handsome; graceful
Weaver
Greatness or power with the cited Chinese characters
Writing; culture with the cited Chinese characters
Victory
Desire or will + peace
Wine’s hill
Charming; engaging
Hero
Māori form of William
Medal; badge of distinction
Wolf and raven
Army power, through Walter
Moon; month
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