Girl Names Starting With W

Promise or covenant; an Arabic name meaning a solemn pledge or promise.

Loyalty and faithfulness; devotion and constancy to duty

In Hawaiian, means 'water.' Represents fluidity, life, and essential natural elements.

Waters of heaven; heavenly waters combining wai (water) and lani (heaven/sky).

Distinguished; having a prominent or noble face

Distinguished, prominent, and eminent; a person of notable status.

Cherokee name meaning 'hummingbird,' symbolizing joy, vitality, and resilience.

From Wales, Welsh.

Feminine form of Walter; from Germanic 'wald' (ruler) and 'heri' (army), meaning 'army ruler'.

Wanderer; derived from the Vandals Germanic tribe

Combination of Wanda (wanderer) and Lee (meadow or field).

One who wanders; represents a wanderer or traveler.

Rose; one who embodies the beauty and grace of a rose.

From the wavering meadow; English place-based name referring to a meadow by water.

From the quivering meadow

Wagon maker; feminized form of Wayne

Great, mighty, or strength in Chinese.

Cultured, refined, or text/writing depending on characters used

Friend; a literary name created by J.M. Barrie for Peter Pan, symbolizing companionship and adventure.

Wanderer, from Germanic roots relating to the Vandals.

Wanderer; fair. Variant of Gwendolyn, conveying beauty and adventure.

Variant of Wendy, meaning 'fair one' or 'friend.'

Fair, blessed one.

First-born daughter.

First daughter; the eldest girl in a family

True image; derived from Latin 'vera icon'.

West meadow, combining Wesley with a feminine suffix.

West meadow; from Old English elements meaning a western clearing or field.

English name derived from 'white meadow'; variant spelling of Whitney.

White island

From a white island or white meadow; derived from Old English 'hwit' (white) and 'ney' (island).

Victory; a Polish form of Victoria symbolizing triumph and honor.

Bright will or resolute protector; feminine form from Germanic 'wil' (will) and 'beraht' (bright).

Related to Willa, meaning resolute protector.

Resolute protector or willing protector; feminine form of Wilhelm, a Germanic name.

Will and helmet; feminine form of William meaning determination and protection

Resolute protector; feminine form of Wilhelm, combining will and helmet.

Feminine form of Wilhelm/William. Combines Germanic elements for 'desire' and 'helmet', meaning 'resolute protector'.

Determined protector; derives from Germanic willeo (will) and helm (helmet/protection).

Resolute protector, willful, determined

Combination of William (strong-willed protector) and Mae (variant of Mary); represents protection and grace.

Feminine form of William, derived from Germanic 'Willahelm' meaning 'resolute protector' or 'strong-willed warrior.'

Resolute protector; feminine form of Willem meaning 'determined warrior'

Feminine form of William, from Germanic roots meaning 'resolute protector' or 'determined warrior.'

Resolute protector. Derived from William.

Feminine form of William; means resolute protector.

Feminine form meaning 'resolute protector' or 'strong-willed'

Resolute protector. Diminutive of William, meaning determined defender and guardian.

English name derived from the willow tree, symbolizing grace, flexibility, and natural beauty.

Desired protector; from Germanic elements will (desire) and helm (helmet).

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

Willow tree, slender and graceful

Combines willow (graceful tree) and grace (elegance), symbolizing flexibility and kindness

Resolute protector; determined will; related to the name Wilma with Germanic roots.

Feminine form of William, meaning eager or resolute protector, from Germanic willan (to will) and helm (helmet).

Resolute protector, feminine form from Germanic roots related to Wilhelm.

Settlement of the women; meadow of women

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

Blessed reconciliation; blessed peacemaker.

Short form of Winnie, from Germanic Winifred meaning 'blessed friend' or 'fair one.'

Firstborn daughter. Native American name with deep cultural significance in Sioux/Dakota tradition.

First-born daughter, eldest daughter

Firstborn daughter; honors leadership and familial position in Dakota Sioux tradition.

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

Winter season, coldest time

A flowering plant symbolizing grace, elegance, and beauty named after botanist Caspar Wistar.

From Old English elements meaning 'white island.'

Famous ruler; rules with glory and renown.

Wanderer. A modern spelling variant of Wanda with Germanic roots.

Small bird, ruler

Derived from the wren bird, symbolizing agility, vitality, and small yet mighty nature.

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