Wells
A person living near a well or spring
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English names
337–384 of 507 names
Wilder
Wild; untamed
Willa
Will and protection; feminine form of William
Winifred
Possibly from Gwenfrewi; meaning uncertain
Winnie
Short form of Winifred
Winona
Firstborn daughter
Winston
Wine’s town, or a surname from Wynnstan: joy + stone
Winter
Winter season
Wren
Wren bird
Xander
Short form of Alexander: defending people
Xavier
New house
Zara
Possibly related to Zahra; origin uncertain
Zelda
Short form of Griselda; separate Yiddish root
Zion
A biblical place name associated with Jerusalem
Abilene
Probably meadow; grassy place
Acacia
Acacia tree; from thorn or point
Adair
Surname from Edgar; wealth + spear
Adelia
Noble
Alder
Alder tree
Alfie
Elf counsel, through Alfred
Alton
Town at a river’s source
Amethyst
Amethyst gemstone
Arwen
Noble maiden in Sindarin
Ash
Ash tree; also a short form of Ashley
Auden
Surname from Ealdwine or Hálfdan
Avalon
Possibly apple-associated
Azura
Azure; sky blue
Beverly
Possibly beaver stream
Bliss
Bliss; great happiness
Blossom
Flower in bloom
Blythe
Cheerful
Booker
Maker of books
Bowie
Yellow
Camellia
Camellia flower
Casimir
Destroy + peace or world
Cedar
Cedar tree
Chester
Fortress; Roman camp
Colleen
Girl
Cove
Small coastal inlet
Darby
Animal settlement
Dashiell
Surname-derived; meaning uncertain
Dawn
Daybreak
Dove
Dove bird
Edie
Wealth and battle, through Edith
Edmund
Wealth and protection
Ellery
Cheerful, through Hilary
Ellison
Son of Ellis; a separate Scots route also exists
Elmer
Noble; famous
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