York
Meaning: From the yew tree estate Gender: Male Pronunciation: York Language origin of York: Germanic Regional origin of York: Northern Europe Languages York is most common: English Religions York is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, York Last letter and sound: K, – Alternative Spelling: Yorrk, Yorick, Yorr
Wyler
Meaning: Maker of wheels Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wile-Er Language origin of Wyler: Germanic Regional origin of Wyler: Northern Europe Languages Wyler is most common: English Religions Wyler is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wile Last letter and sound: R, er Alternative Spelling: Wylie, Wyl, Wyson
Wyman
Meaning: Fighter, warrior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wy-Muhn Language origin of Wyman: Germanic Regional origin of Wyman: Northern Europe Languages Wyman is most common: English Religions Wyman is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wy Last letter and sound: N, muhn Alternative Spelling: Wymon, Wymen, Wymanston
Winston
Meaning: Joyful stone Gender: Male Pronunciation: Win-Stuhn Language origin of Winston: Germanic Regional origin of Winston: Northern Europe Languages Winston is most common: English Religions Winston is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: N, stuhn Alternative Spelling: Win, Winst, Son
Winthrop
Meaning: Friendly village Gender: Male Pronunciation: Win-Throp Language origin of Winthrop: Germanic Regional origin of Winthrop: Northern Europe Languages Winthrop is most common: English Religions Winthrop is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: P, throp Alternative Spelling: Win, Throp, Winson
Winton
Meaning: Wine town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Win-Tuhn Language origin of Winton: Germanic Regional origin of Winton: Northern Europe Languages Winton is most common: English Religions Winton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Win, Ton, Wintonson
Wolston
Meaning: Wolf’s town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wol-Stuhn Language origin of Wolston: Germanic Regional origin of Wolston: Northern Europe Languages Wolston is most common: English Religions Wolston is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wol Last letter and sound: N, stuhn Alternative Spelling: Wolf, Wol, Wolson
Woodbury
Meaning: Fortified forest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wood-Bury Language origin of Woodbury: Germanic Regional origin of Woodbury: Northern Europe Languages Woodbury is most common: English Religions Woodbury is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wood Last letter and sound: Y, bury Alternative Spelling: Wood, Bury, Woodson
Woodley
Meaning: Clearing in the woods Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wood-Lee Language origin of Woodley: Germanic Regional origin of Woodley: Northern Europe Languages Woodley is most common: English Religions Woodley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wood Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Wood, Lee, Woodman
Wilmer
Meaning: Resolute, famous Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Mer Language origin of Wilmer: Germanic Regional origin of Wilmer: Northern Europe Languages Wilmer is most common: English Religions Wilmer is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: R, mer Alternative Spelling: Will, Wil, Merwin