Names for Boys - W
When to Call the Baby's Doctor
We have gathered a list of symptoms that new mothers see in their babies. Essentially, trust your instincts. When there is a symptom that bothers you, contact your doctor.
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Wa'il
Origin: Arabic Meaning: One who reverts
Wade
Origin: English Meaning: Ford; to go
Wadsworth
Origin: English Meaning: Wœddi enclosure
Wagner
Origin: German Meaning: One who makes wagons
Wahib
Origin: Arabic Meaning: Donor, generous giver
Wainright
Origin: English Meaning: One who makes wagons
Wainwright
Origin: English Meaning: One who makes wagons
Wainwrighte
Origin: English Meaning: Maker of wagons
Wajih
Origin: Arabic Meaning: Distinguished, notable
Wakaki
Origin: Japanese Meaning: Young tree
Wakato
Origin: Japanese Meaning: Young one
Wakato
Origin: Japanese Meaning: Young one
Walcott
Origin: English Meaning: Peasant's cottage; foreigner's cottage
Waldemar
Origin: German Meaning: Powerful
Walden
Origin: English Meaning: Peasant's valley; foreigner's valley
Waldo
Origin: German Meaning: Ruler
Waleri
Origin: Latin Meaning: To be healthy, strong
Walid
Origin: Arabic Meaning: Newly-born
Walker
Origin: English Meaning: A fuller
Wallace
Origin: French Meaning: Foreigner
Wallie
Origin: Germanic Meaning: Ruler of the army
Wallis
Origin: French Meaning: Foreigner
Wally
Origin: Germanic Meaning: Ruler of the army
Walsh
Origin: English Meaning: Celt, foreigner
Walshe
Origin: English Meaning: Celt, foreigner
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