After knowing that we are expecting a baby, one of the first and most important decisions we will have to make is to choose the name that it will carry throughout its life. There are many places where we can draw inspiration, such as nature, literature or a language that we like.
On the other hand, if you have a preference for a particular letter, our series of baby names from A to Z can give you some ideas. Continuing with this special journey through the alphabet, we share 101 boy names that begin with the letter W.
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Wacian: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “vigilant”.
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Waclaw: of Slavic origin, it means “the greatest glory”.
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Wael: of Arabic origin, it means “seek refuge”.
- Wafa: of Arabic origin, it is used for a boy and a girl, and it means “faithful”. *** Wagner: ** of Germanic origin, it means “wagon manufacturer”.
- Wahab: of Arabic origin, it means “with a big heart”.
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Wahid / Wahyd: of Arabic origin, it means “singular, unique”.
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Waitimu: of Kenyan origin, it means “born of the spear”.
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Wakanda: of Native American origin, it means “internal magic power.”
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Walarico: of Germanic origin, it means “mighty in the battlefield”.
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Walberto: of Germanic origin, it means “brilliant ruler”.
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Walden: of Germanic origin, it means “to rule the army”.
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Waldo: of Germanic origin, it means “ruler, leader”.
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Waleron / Wallerian: of Polish origin, it means “brave or strong”.
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Wali: of Arabic origin, it means “who governs everyone”.
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Walker: of Anglo-Saxon origin. It comes from wealcan, which means “to roll.”
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Walid: of Arabic origin, it means “to be born”, “newborn”.
- Wallace: of Welsh origin, it means “Welsh”. This surname began to be used as a given name in honor of William Wallace, the Scottish soldier, of Welsh descent, who led his country against the English occupation in the first Scottish War of Independence.
- Wally / Wallis: of Anglo-Saxon origin, diminutive of Wallace and Walter, which means “foreigner”, because with this name the native people of Wales were called.
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Walsh: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “foreigner” or “Celtic”.
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Walt / Walter: of Germanic origin, it means “command, government, power, army”.
- Waman: of Quechua origin, it means “hawk”. It can also be of Hindu origin, and means “short.”
- Wamanchuri: of Quechua origin, it means “son of the falcon”.
- Wamay: of Quechua origin, it means “young, new”.
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Wamwara: of Kenyan origin, it means “intelligent”, in the Kikuyu tribe.
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Wanderley: of Brazilian origin, in honor of a German captain named Van der Ley who arrived in Pernambuco in the 17th century.
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Wang: of Chinese origin, it means “king”.
- Wanka: of Quechua origin, it means “big stone”.
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Wanpu: of Quechua origin, it means “born during the festive season, the one who always arrives at the right time”.
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Wapi: of Native American origin, it means “with luck.”
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Waqralla: of Quechua origin, it means “strong and brave like a bull”.
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Ward: of English origin, it means “high guardian”.
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Wari: of Quechua origin, it means “wild, indomitable, fast, tireless, protected from the Gods”.
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Warian: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “to attend”.
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Waris: of Arabic origin, it means “successor”.
- Warren: of Anglo-Saxon origin, this English surname is used as a first name in the United States. It means “guardian, watchman, guardian of the park.”
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Warron: of French origin, it derives from La Verenne, a place in Normandy that means “hunting ground”.
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Warui: of Kenyan origin, it means “The one who comes from the river”, in the Kikuyu tribe.
- Wasan: of Hindu origin, it means idol.
- Waseen / Wassim: of Arabic origin, it means “handsome”.
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Washi: of Japanese origin, it means “eagle”. It is also the name of a native tree.
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Washington: of English origin, it means “place near the water.”
- Wataru: of Japanese origin, it means “navigation”.
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Waweru: of Kenyan origin, it means “born in the plain”.
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Wayaw: of Quechua origin, it means “royal willow”.
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Waylan: of English origin, it means “the land of the road”. In Scandinavian mythology, Waylan was a blacksmith with supernatural powers, like the Roman god Vulcan.
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Wayna: of Quechua origin, it means “young, friend, strong and tireless worker”.
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Wayra: of Quechua origin, it means “wind, fast as the wind.”
- Wehilani: of Hawaiian origin, it means “ornament of the sky”.
- Weldon: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “hill near a spring”.
- Wellington: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “from the wealthy state”.
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Wemilo: of Native American origin, it means “Everything he says”.
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Wenceslas: of Slavic origin, it means “the most glorious”.
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Wenzel: of Slavic origin, diminutive of Wenceslaus, means “the most glorious”.
- Werian: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “defender”.
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Werner: of Germanic origin, it means “warrior, protector, armor”.
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Werther: of Germanic origin, it means “worthy of the army”.
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Wesh: of Romany origin, it means “among the forest, in the forest”.
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Wesley: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it comes from ‘west’, which means ‘west’.
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Whelan: of Irish origin, it means “joy”.
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Wieslaw: of Polish origin, it is a variant of Veleslav, which means “of great fame”.
- Wigberto: of Germanic origin, it means “fight, brilliant”.
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Wilbur: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it is a variant of Wilberto and means “loved”.
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Wilder: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “hunter”.
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Wilkins: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it is the diminutive of Wilkinson, “the son of little Will.”
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Wilebaldo: of Germanic origin, it means “willful, brave”.
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Wilfred / Wilfredo / Wilfrido: of Germanic origin, it means “the one who wants peace”.
- Wiligiro: of Germanic origin, it is the graphic variant of Viligiro, which means “desire, spear.”
- William: of Germanic origin, it means “determined protector”.
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Willka: of Quechua origin, it is valid for boy and girl, and means “sacred / sacred”.
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Willie / Willy: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it is the diminutive of William, which means “very strong warrior”.
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Wilmer: of Germanic origin, it means “strong desire”.
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Wilson: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “son of William” (very strong warrior).
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Wimo: of Polish origin, he is Victor, which means “the victor”.
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Wincent: of Polish origin, it is his way of saying Vicente, which means “victor, conqueror, seducer”.
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Winka: of Scandinavian origin, valid for boys and girls, it means “people from Chile, Chilean”.
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Winslow: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “friend of the hill”.
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Winston: Of Anglo-Saxon origin, this surname was used for the first time as a given name by the Churchill family.
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Wiqar: of Arabic origin, it means “modesty, dignity”.
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Wirt: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “worthy”.
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Wisa: of Quechua origin, it means “prophet, sorcerer for being a twin or twin”.
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Wise: of Irish origin, it means “fiery or wise”.
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Wit: of Polish origin, it means “life”.
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Wita / Witta: of Danish origin, it means “white”.
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Witerico: of Germanic origin, name of the Visigothic king of Spain. It means “mighty forest”.
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Witiza: of Germanic origin, it was the name of the penultimate Visigothic king of Spain.
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Woden: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “king of the gods”.
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Wojciech / Wojtek: of Slavic origin, it means “soldier of joy, of comfort”.
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Wolfgang: of Germanic origin, it means “wolf footsteps”.
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Woody: of Anglo-Saxon origin, he is the hypocoristic of the surname Woodrow, known by the film director Woody Allen.
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Wotan: of Germanic origin, it comes from Wuodan, name of the supreme god of the ancient Germans, called by the Scandinavians Odin.
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Wu: of Chinese origin, it means “army team, line, magician”.
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Wuar: of Hindu origin, it means “fire”.
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Wulfrano: of Germanic origin, it means “white crow of Odin”.
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Wulmaro: of Germanic origin, it means “illustrious wolf”.
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Wunand: of Native American origin, it means “God is good”.
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Wy: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “brave warrior”.
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Wyatt: from Old English, it means “strength in war.”
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Wylie: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “charming”.
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Wyman: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “fighter”.
- Wyne: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “friend”.
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