| NAME | ORIGIN | MEANING |
| Weslia | English | Feminine of Wesley. |
| Whitley | English | White meadow. |
| Whitney | Old English | from thewhite island |
| Wicapi-wakan | Native American | Holy star (Dakota). |
| Widjan | Arabic | ecstacy |
| Wido | German | Warrior maiden. |
| Wigburg | Dutch | Young. |
| Wikimak | Native American | Wife (Algonquin). |
| Wikitoria | Polish | Polish form of Victoria: victory. |
| Wikta | Polish | Polish form of Victoria: victory. |
| Wiktorja | Polish | Polish form of Victoria: victory. |
| Wilda | German | Untamed |
| Wilde | German | Untamed. |
| Wileen | Teutonic | Firm defender. |
| Wilfreda | English | Feminine form of Wilfred: Peace, will. |
| Wilfrida | English | Feminine form of Wilfred: Peace, will. |
| Wilhelmina | German | Desire to Protect |
| Wilhelmine | Danish | Resolute protector. |
| Wilhemina | Teutonic | Firm defender. |
| Willa | Teutonic | fierce protector |
| Willette | Teutonic | Firm defender. |
| Williamina | German | Feminine form of William: Will-helmet. Famous Bearers: poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850). |
| Willow | Middle English | freedom, tree |
| Wilma | German | Protector |
| Wilmet | German | Protector |
| Wilna | Teutonic | Firm defender. |
| Wilona | Old English | desired |
| Wilone | Anglo-Saxon | Hoped for. |
| Wilva | Teutonic | Determined. |
| Wind | American | Moving Air |
