Welles
Meaning: From the spring Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wel-Iss Language origin of Welles: Germanic Regional origin of Welles: Northern Europe Languages Welles is most common: English Religions Welles is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wel Last letter and sound: S, iss Alternative Spelling: Wells, Wellson, Welly
Wellington
Meaning: Wealthy estate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wel-Ing-Tuhn Language origin of Wellington: Germanic Regional origin of Wellington: Northern Europe Languages Wellington is most common: English Religions Wellington is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wel Last letter and sound: N, ing Alternative Spelling: Welly, Well, Wellyson
Wells
Meaning: From the well Gender: Male Pronunciation: Welz Language origin of Wells: Germanic Regional origin of Wells: Northern Europe Languages Wells is most common: English Religions Wells is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Welz Last letter and sound: S, – Alternative Spelling: Well, Wellsley, Wellman
Welton
Meaning: Spring town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wel-Tuhn Language origin of Welton: Germanic Regional origin of Welton: Northern Europe Languages Welton is most common: English Religions Welton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wel Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Well, Wel, Weltonson
Wembley
Meaning: Wemba’s clearing Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wem-Blee Language origin of Wembley: Germanic Regional origin of Wembley: Northern Europe Languages Wembley is most common: English Religions Wembley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wem Last letter and sound: Y, blee Alternative Spelling: Wem, Web, Wembleys
Wentworth
Meaning: Village of a white estate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Went-Wurth Language origin of Wentworth: Germanic Regional origin of Wentworth: Northern Europe Languages Wentworth is most common: English Religions Wentworth is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Went Last letter and sound: H, wurth Alternative Spelling: Went, Worth, Wentworthson
Wes
Meaning: Short for Wesley Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wess Language origin of Wes: Germanic Regional origin of Wes: Northern Europe Languages Wes is most common: English Religions Wes is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wess Last letter and sound: S, – Alternative Spelling: Wesley, West, Wess
Wesley
Meaning: Western meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wes-Lee Language origin of Wesley: Germanic Regional origin of Wesley: Northern Europe Languages Wesley is most common: English Religions Wesley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wes Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Wes, West, Wessy
Wesson
Meaning: Son of Wes Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wes-Suhn Language origin of Wesson: Germanic Regional origin of Wesson: Northern Europe Languages Wesson is most common: English Religions Wesson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wes Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Wess, West, Wessons
Wayne
Meaning: Wagon maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wayn Language origin of Wayne: Germanic Regional origin of Wayne: Northern Europe Languages Wayne is most common: English Religions Wayne is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wayn Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Waine, Way, W, Waye