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- Willow
- From the willow tree. From the Old English word welig, meaning willow. Noted for its graceful shape and the pliancy of its wood.
- Willa
- From the Old High German name, Willahelm, from wil, meaning "will, desire" and helm, meaning "helmet, protector". The name in total means "resolute protector".
- Willie
- German, short for William, from wil, meaning "desire, hope". Willie means "protective". It is also of Old English origin, meaning "son of William".
- Willia
- Spanish: resolute, protector. Teutonic: valiant protector. English: with gilded helmet. Germanic/Belgic: guild-helm.
- Will
- The name Will is a shortening of William, from the Old High German name, Willahelm, from wil, meaning "will", and helm, meaning "helmet, guardian".
- Willo
- Wiley
- From the surname which either meant "temple clearing" in old English, or "wily, tricky" in middle English.
- Willy
- From the Old High German name, Willahelm, from wil, meaning "will, desire" and helm, meaning "helmet, protector". The name in total means "resolute protector".
- Wally
- From an old English origin, meaning "cloth washer".
- Wil
- English: resolute, brilliant, wild boar. German: resolute, brilliant, wild boar.
- Wali
- This name derives from Ancient Germanic “Waltheri,” composed of two elements: “*waldaʐ” (ruler, might, mighty one, power, powerful one) plus “*harjaz” (army, army leader, commander, warrior). The name means “ruler of the army, leader of an army.” Waltheri, son of Wacho from his third wife, Silinga, was a king of the Lombards from 539 to 546. He was an infant king, and Audoin administered the rule. The Latinized form is Waltharius, the title of a poem on the legendary Gothic king Walter of Aquitaine. Jacob Grimm in Teutonic Mythology speculates that Walthari, literally “wielder of hosts,” may have been an epithet of the god of war, Ziu or Eor and that the circumstance that the hero of the Waltharius poems loses his right hand in battle may be significant, linking him to the Norse tradition of Tyr.
- Wael
- Seeking shelter.
- Walaa
- Loyalty
- Wail
- Returnee
- Waail
- Waell
- Wala
- Walek is a diminutive of Walentyn, Walentyna, Walenty, Walery, Waleriusz, Waleria, Walerian, and Waleriana. The name is of Latin and Italic (Sabine) origin and comes from the following roots: (VĂLENTĪNUS) and (VĂLĔRĬUS).
- Walla
- Wullie
- Willoe