Names Like Weiand

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Wendy
Invented by J.M. Barrie for the play Peter Pan and known as an English expression, meaning "Friend", after a young girl called him her "friendy-wendy".
Wanda
Origin uncertain, possibly Polish. May stem from wend, meaning Slavonic people.
Wonda
Windy
English: windy, the weather. Dutch, German: desired protection. Welsh: white, fair, blessed resolution.
Wendi
Invented by J.M. Barrie for the play Peter Pan and known as an English expression, meaning "Friend", after a young girl called him her "friendy-wendy".
Wendie
Invented by J.M. Barrie for the play Peter Pan and known as an English expression, meaning "Friend", after a young girl called him her "friendy-wendy".
Wannetta
A Anglo-saxon name, meaning: Little pale one.
Wende
Wendee
Il nome è un diminutivo per Gwendolyn e Gwendolen. È stato utilizzato anche come cognome in Gran Bretagna almeno dal 17° secolo. Tuttavia, la sua popolarità come nome femminile è attribuito al personaggio Wendy Darling del 1904 universo di Peter Pan e il suo romanzo del 1911 Peter and Wendy di J. M. Barrie. He took it from the nickname “Fwendy-Wendy,” meaning “friend.” Gwendolen e Gwendolyn derivano dal proto-celtico e gallese “*uindo- / gwyn dolen,” che significa “anello benedetto, anello bianco, che ha ciglia bianche”. Saint Gwen Teirbron (in francese: Blanche; in latino: Alba Trimammis o Candida; forse in inglese: Wite) era una santa bretone e moglie di Saint Fragan, che si suppone abbia vissuto nel VI secolo.
Wenda
Invented by J.M. Barrie for the play Peter Pan and known as an English expression, meaning "Friend", after a young girl called him her "friendy-wendy".
Windi
Windie
Waneta
The origin of this name is still quite uncertain today. The theories include: 1) probably comes from a Native American word, meaning “shape-shifter, charger.” Another alternative proposed for Waneta is a variant spelling of the Spanish, English, and Hawaiian of “Juanita,” a diminutive form of “Juana,” a Spanish form of “Iohanna” in the English language.
Waunita
The origin of this name is still quite uncertain today. The theories include: 1) probably comes from a Native American word, meaning “shape-shifter, charger.” Another alternative proposed for Waneta is a variant spelling of the Spanish, English, and Hawaiian of “Juanita,” a diminutive form of “Juana,” a Spanish form of “Iohanna” in the English language.
Wanita
The origin of this name is still quite uncertain today. The theories include: 1) probably comes from a Native American word, meaning “shape-shifter, charger.” Another alternative proposed for Waneta is a variant spelling of the Spanish, English, and Hawaiian of “Juanita,” a diminutive form of “Juana,” a Spanish form of “Iohanna” in the English language.
Wauneta
Wanetta
A pale and fair woman.
Waynette
The wagon maker.
Waneda
Winta
Desire