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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
- 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
- Wahnnetta