Waithaka

A Kikuyu name meaning 'the one who is stable or strong.'

Waitherero

A Kikuyu name meaning 'the one who is prosperous.'

Waitimu

A Kikuyu name meaning 'the one who is victorious.'

Waiya

Means 'to be alive' or 'to exist.'

Waiyaki

Means 'to bring forth' or 'to produce.'

Walcot

Cottage near a wall.

Walden

Valley of the Welsh.

Waldo

To be brave or to rule.

Waldron

Ruler of the forest.

Walta

Walta is derived from the Old High German name meaning 'to rule'.

Waltraud

Waltraud means 'powerful ruler' or 'mighty in power'.

Wamuhu

She is a woman/ She is a girl.

Wamuiru

Daughter of Muiru.

Wamukota

Daughter of Kot.

Wamwarav

Daughter of war.

Wamweru

She is a beauty or a flower.

Wanda

A shepherdess or wanderer.

Wanetta

Welcoming or gracious.

Wanette

A diminutive of the name Wanda, meaning shepherdess.

Wangai

A person who has been greatly blessed.

Wangari

To be resilient or strong.

Wangera

One who comes from the Wangera family.

Wangi

One who is well-respected or esteemed.

Wangombe

A person of God or spiritual leader.

Wangondu

A person of great power or influence.

Wangu

My mother or my head.

Wania

She who brings joy.

Waniya

Joyful or happy person.

Wanja

A sweet or kind person.

Wanjala

One who is blessed or favored by God.

Wanjeri

One who is intelligent or wise.

Wanjiku

A name commonly given to girls born in the morning.

Wanjiru

A name often given to girls born during the rainy season.

Wanjohi

Means 'a person born during a time of plenty'.

Ward

Means 'guardian' or 'watchman'.

Waruhiu

A traditional name that signifies a strong leader or ruler.

Warui

A name that suggests strength and resilience, often associated with leadership.

Watkins

Derived from a diminutive of Walter, meaning 'ruler of the army.'

Waweru

Means 'the one who watches over.'

Wawrina

Suggests 'a person with a radiant presence.'

Waynette

A name meaning 'little wagon.'

Wenceslaus

More powerful; linked to St. Wenceslaus, a patron saint of the Czech Republic.

Wikitoria

Derived from the name Victory, symbolizing triumph.

Wilan

A name derived from 'village' or 'farmstead' in Slavic.

Wilbur

A name meaning 'resolute' or 'brilliant' in Germanic origin.

Willa

A feminine form of William, meaning 'resolute protection'.

Willard

Meaning 'brave' or 'strong' in Old English.

Willermus

Derived from William, meaning 'helmet of will' in Germanic.

Wilmarie

A combination of 'Wil' (from William) and 'Marie', symbolizing 'resolute' and 'beloved'.

Wiloughby

Meaning 'willow farm', a name of English origin.

Windel

Derived from the name meaning 'to wind' or 'wander'.

Winter

Refers to the coldest season of the year, often used as a given name in modern contexts.

Wiremu

The Maori form of William, meaning 'resolute protector'.

Withypoll

An old English name referring to a 'poll' or 'place by the willow'.

Wodeleah

Describes a clearing in the woods or a meadow.

Wolf

Refers to the wild wolf, symbolizing strength and courage.

Wolfe

Also refers to a wolf, symbol of ferocity and loyalty.

Wolfgang

Means 'traveling wolf' in Germanic roots.

Wolfram

A name meaning 'wolf raven', symbolizing strength and cunning.

Wren

Refers to the small singing bird, symbolizing freedom and joy.

Wright

Means 'worker' or 'craftsman' in Old English.

Wubitu

Meaning 'to be beautiful' in Amharic, reflecting grace and beauty.

Wyatt

Originally meant 'brave in war' derived from Old English.

Xagan

This name means 'little fire' in Irish.

Xagar

The name means 'spear' and has Gaelic roots.

Xanda

This name means 'defender of mankind' and originates from Greek.

Xanthe

This name means 'yellow' or 'golden' in Greek.

Xantheus

The name means 'yellow' or 'golden one' in Greek mythology.

Xanthus

The name means 'golden' or 'yellow' and has Greek origins linked to mythology.

Xaverie

A feminine variation of Xavier, meaning 'the new house' or 'bright'.

Xaviare

A variation of Xavier, meaning 'the new house'.

Xavier

Means 'new house' or 'bright'.

Xaviera

A feminine form of Xavier, meaning 'the new house'.

Xena

Derived from a Greek word meaning 'guest' or 'stranger'.

Xenos

Means 'foreigner' or 'stranger' in Greek.

Xesas

Possibly derived from the Basque surname Etxezarri, meaning 'of the house' or 'home'.

Ximena

Means 'listener' or 'hearkening' in Spanish.

Xoan

A variant of the name Juan, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Xoana

Galician form of Joanna, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Xoese

A variant of Joseph, meaning 'he will add' in Hebrew.

Xurxo

Xurxo is a Galician form of George, meaning 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.

Yaco

He who supplants, often associated with the biblical Jacob.

Yadira

A name meaning 'valuable or precious' often attributed to beauty.

Yalanda

A variant of Yolanda, meaning violet flower.

Yalina

Yalina is derived from the Slavic element 'yal', meaning 'to be pure' or 'bright'.

Yamaris

A derivative of the name 'Yamari', meaning 'a sweet gift' or 'a beautiful flower'.

Yamilet

A modern name likely derived from 'Yamila', meaning 'beautiful like a rose'.

Yancey

Derived from the surname, it means 'the river one' or 'the son of Yance'.

Yanira

A name meaning 'butterfly' or 'moon's light' in Spanish.

Yanna

It is a variant of the name Anna, meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.

Yanni

A diminutive of Ioannis, meaning 'God is gracious' in Greek.

Yardley

From the garden by the creek, a geographical name.

Yaritza

Derived from the Spanish name 'Yara' meaning 'water lady' or 'lady of the water'.

Yarmilla

A feminine form of the name 'Yar', meaning 'fierce' or 'spring' in Slavic languages.

Yaro

Derived from Slavic roots meaning 'to be strong' or 'brave'.

Yaromir

A Slavic name meaning 'peaceful ruler' or 'famous for peace'.

Yaroslava

A feminine name meaning 'glory and fame' within the Slavic context.

Yaryna

A Ukrainian variant of the name 'Iryna', meaning 'peace' or 'serenity'.

Yasen

A Bulgarian name derived from 'Jas', meaning 'to be bright'.

Yates

A surname derived from an old English word meaning 'gatekeeper' or 'gate.'