Walid
BoyMuslim
Newborn child.
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Filtered byStarts with W
569 names found
Walidah
GirlEgyptian Muslim
Newly born. Newborn.
Waliyuddeen
BoyMuslim
Supporter of the Faith.
Waliyuddin
BoyMuslim
Supporter of the Faith.
Waliyullah
BoyMuslim
Supporter of God.
Waliyya
GirlMuslim
Holy lady. Saint.
Waljan
BoyWelsh
Chosen.
Walker
BoyEnglish
Worker in cloth.
Wall
BoyLiterary
A Midsummer Night's Dream' Snout, a tinker, acts as Wall in the play within the play.
Wallace
BoyAnglo-Saxon English Teutonic German Scottish
Stranger. From Wales. A Welshman. Welshman; stranger.
Wallache
BoyGerman
A Welshman.
Waller
BoyEnglish German
Mason. Army ruler.
Wallis
UnisexAnglo-Saxon English Teutonic Scottish
Stranger. From Wales. Welshman; stranger.
Wally
BoyGerman Scottish
Variant of Walter 'rules; conquers.'. Welshman; stranger.
Walmond
BoyGerman
Mighty protector.
Walsh
BoyEnglish
From Wales.
Walt
BoyGerman Teutonic
Variant of Walter 'rules; conquers.'. Strong fighter.
Walten
BoyGerman
Ruler.
Walter
BoyGerman Literary Teutonic
Rules the people; powerful ruler. A literary name from Shakespeare's King Henry IV, Part 1, where it belongs to sir Walter Blunt. 'Henry VI, Part 2' Walter Whitmore. 'King Richard III' Sir Walter Herbert. Strong fighter.
Walthari
BoyGerman
Powerful ruler.
Walther
BoyTeutonic
Strong fighter.
Walton
BoyEnglish German
From the Welshman's farm. Variant of Walter 'rules; conquers.'.
Walworth
BoyEnglish
From the Welshman's farm.
Walwyn
BoyEnglish
Welsh friend.