Boy Names Starting With W

Famous will; derived from Germanic elements meaning resolute desire and willpower.

Farm or settlement by the willow trees. An English place-derived name denoting a location near willows.

Resolute protector; diminutive form of William denoting strength and determination.

Germanic name combining elements meaning 'will' and 'fame'.

From a place name, English settlement origin

Derived from the English place name Windsor, England, used as a surname and given name evoking the royal House of Windsor.

From Old English 'wine' (friend) and 'fred' (peace), suggesting peaceful friendship.

From Old English meaning 'wine's hill' or 'Winn's hill.' Represents pastoral heritage and natural beauty.

Friend settlement or vine settlement; variant of Winston

From the Old English 'wine' (friend) and 'throp' (village), meaning wine village or friend's settlement.

A place name meaning 'wine town' or 'settlement by the meadow', used as a given name.

Arabic name meaning 'badge of honor' or 'distinction.' Represents recognition and merit.

Badge, mark of honor. Arabic name signifying distinction, achievement, and recognition.

Wise; intelligent or knowledge.

Glory of rule; glorious ruler. A name combining elements meaning 'rule' and 'glory' or 'fame.'

From Germanic elements 'wolf' (wolf) and 'gang' (journey), meaning wolf's journey or one who journeys like a wolf.

Keeper of the wood; traditionally a forest guardian.

English surname used as given name; from wood or forest meadow.

Son of Wood; English surname denoting a wood dweller.

English surname used as a given name; possibly derived from Old English meaning related to wolves or troops.

A corner or nook in a valley

Dweller by the clearing; a surname used as a given name.

Wolf ruler or wolf power. Old English name from wulf (wolf) and ric (ruler/power/kingdom).

Brave warrior

Brave in war, hardy warrior

Means brave in battle; derived from Old English origins.

English surname used as a first name.

Modern variant of Wilder, meaning 'wild' or 'untamed.' Associated with nature and independence.

Welsh name meaning 'fair,' 'blessed,' or 'white.'

Wanderer, one who travels; derived from Wendell meaning 'valley dweller'

From a place name; likely from an English town or dwelling place.

Friend from Old English wine, or blessed in Welsh.

Wine town or stone of joy

Friend or settlement of wine; a place or settlement name used as a given name.