| Wathsige | Old English 'wath' meaning 'battle' and 'sige' meaning 'victory' |
| Wealding | Old English 'weald,' meaning 'power' and 'ing,' meaning 'one who' |
| Wealdthaf | Derived from 'weald,' meaning 'power' and 'thaf,' meaning 'gift' |
| Wealdtheow | Derived from 'weald,' meaning 'power' and 'theow,' meaning 'gift of God' |
| Wealhhere | Foreign ruler or noble |
| Weaz | Battle or fight |
| Wecta | From the battle |
| Welti | Child of the Forest Valley |
| Weng | Foreign or stranger |
| Werferth | Foreign warrior or fighter |
| Werricus | Ruler of the people |
| Whittle | A small knife or blade. |
| Wigestan | Spear stone or strong warrior |
| Wihtlaeg | A law of the mighty warrior. |
| Wiky | A diminutive form of William. |
| Wilbehrt | Bright protector |
| Willehad | Ruler of the people, strong and brave |
| Wilsan | Son of the resolute protector. |
| Wilsin | A variant of the name Wilson. |
| Wis | Steward of the Food Supply |
| Wize | Filled with Wisdom |
| Wulsi | Derived from Old English 'wulf' and 'si' meaning victory, possibly indicating a conqueror or achiever. |
| Wylltun | Possibly derived from Old English 'will' meaning will or desire, possibly indicating a strong-willed or determined person. |
| Wymare | Derived from Welsh, meaning 'broad' or 'wide' in a geographical sense. |
| Yuaine | Derived from Welsh, meaning 'yew tree' or 'evergreen' in a metaphorical sense. |
| Yvonet | Derived from French, meaning 'yew tree' or 'evergreen' in a metaphorical sense. |
| Bartilmew | English surname, meaning 'bright fame' or 'illustrious fame'. |
| Basilus | Latin name, meaning 'kingly' or 'regal'. |
| Bassa | Italian surname, meaning 'young noble' or 'young lord'. |
| Beadumund | Old English name, meaning 'prosperous protector' or 'good defender'. |
| Beanburh | A fortified place of beans. |
| Beaudouin | A bold and brave protector. |
| Bedhelm | Helmet of rest or protection |
| Belliance | Beautiful or lovely victory |
| Bellinor | Beautiful or lovely light |
| Aeduuin | Prosperous friend, a strong and powerful name |
| Aelffrith | A noble and peaceful ruler. |
| Beoda | Derived from the word for herald. |
| Beoduca | A name meaning a table servant. |
| Beorhtmaer | Bright, shining protector |