Winfield
Meaning: Joyful field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Win-Feeld Language origin of Winfield: Germanic Regional origin of Winfield: Northern Europe Languages Winfield is most common: English Religions Winfield is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: D, feeld Alternative Spelling: Win, Field, Winson
Winner
Meaning: One who wins Gender: Male Pronunciation: Win-Ner Language origin of Winner: Germanic Regional origin of Winner: Northern Europe Languages Winner is most common: English Religions Winner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Win Last letter and sound: R, ner Alternative Spelling: Winn, Winer, Win
Winslow
Meaning: Hill of victory Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wins-Loh Language origin of Winslow: Germanic Regional origin of Winslow: Northern Europe Languages Winslow is most common: English Religions Winslow is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wins Last letter and sound: W, loh Alternative Spelling: Wins, Low, Winson
Wilkie
Meaning: Diminutive of William Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Kee Language origin of Wilkie: Germanic Regional origin of Wilkie: Northern Europe Languages Wilkie is most common: English Religions Wilkie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: E, kee Alternative Spelling: Will, Wil, Wiles
Will
Meaning: Strong-willed Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil Language origin of Will: Germanic Regional origin of Will: Northern Europe Languages Will is most common: English Religions Will is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: L, – Alternative Spelling: Willy, Wil, Wilton
Westyn
Meaning: Variant spelling of Weston Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wes-Tin Language origin of Westyn: Germanic Regional origin of Westyn: Northern Europe Languages Westyn is most common: English Religions Westyn is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wes Last letter and sound: N, tin Alternative Spelling: West, Westin, Westman
Willard
Meaning: Resolute, brave Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Ard Language origin of Willard: Germanic Regional origin of Willard: Northern Europe Languages Willard is most common: English Religions Willard is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: D, ard Alternative Spelling: Will, Willy, Willison
Wheeler
Meaning: Wheel maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wee-Ler Language origin of Wheeler: Germanic Regional origin of Wheeler: Northern Europe Languages Wheeler is most common: English Religions Wheeler is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wee Last letter and sound: R, ler Alternative Spelling: Wheel, Wheely, Wheelman
William
Meaning: Resolute protector Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Yum Language origin of William: Germanic Regional origin of William: Northern Europe Languages William is most common: English Religions William is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: M, yum Alternative Spelling: Will, Bill, Willson
Whitaker
Meaning: White field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wit-Uh-Ker Language origin of Whitaker: Germanic Regional origin of Whitaker: Northern Europe Languages Whitaker is most common: English Religions Whitaker is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wit Last letter and sound: R, uh Alternative Spelling: White, W, Whittaker