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
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
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
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
Willis
Meaning: Son of Will Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Iss Language origin of Willis: Germanic Regional origin of Willis: Northern Europe Languages Willis is most common: English Religions Willis is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: S, iss Alternative Spelling: Will, Willy, Willson
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
Weaver
Meaning: Weaver of cloth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wee-Vur Language origin of Weaver: Germanic Regional origin of Weaver: Northern Europe Languages Weaver is most common: English Religions Weaver is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wee Last letter and sound: R, vur Alternative Spelling: Weav, Weavson, Weavery
Webster
Meaning: Weaver Gender: Male Pronunciation: Web-Stur Language origin of Webster: Germanic Regional origin of Webster: Northern Europe Languages Webster is most common: English Religions Webster is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Web Last letter and sound: R, stur Alternative Spelling: Web, Webbie, Webs
Welby
Meaning: Farm by the spring Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wel-Bee Language origin of Welby: Germanic Regional origin of Welby: Northern Europe Languages Welby is most common: English Religions Welby is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wel Last letter and sound: Y, bee Alternative Spelling: Well, Wel, Welson
Weldon
Meaning: Hill near a spring Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wel-Dun Language origin of Weldon: Germanic Regional origin of Weldon: Northern Europe Languages Weldon is most common: English Religions Weldon is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wel Last letter and sound: N, dun Alternative Spelling: Weld, Well, Weldson