| Whidbey | Derived from Old English for wide island |
| Whim | Sudden, unexplained idea or feeling |
| Whisper | A name representing a soft, quiet spoken word. |
| Whitni | A form of whitney |
| Whittier | Derived from Old English for white clearing |
| Whittley | From the white meadow |
| Whyatt | Derived from Old English for warrior's watch |
| Wibeke | A small, peaceful woman. |
| Wibke | A diminutive of a peaceful ruler. |
| Wicap Wakan | A sacred, holy star. |
| Wicapi wakan | Sacred or mysterious power in Lakota |
| Wicapi Wakn | A divine, heavenly star. |
| Wiktoria | One who achieves a victory. |
| Wilberforce | Derived from Old English for will and force |
| Wilderness | Uninhabited or remote area of land |
| Willamina | A feminine form of William |
| Willeye | One with a keen, sharp sight. |
| Willfredo | Resolute protector and peacemaker |
| Willia | Diminutive form of William, meaning resolute protector |
| Williemae | Feminine form of William, meaning resolute protector |
| Willma | Resolute protector |
| Willodean | Derived from William and Germanic 'dean,' meaning 'leader' or 'ruler.' |
| Willum | Diminutive form of William, meaning 'resolute protector.' |
| Wilsen | The son of a resolute man. |
| Wilsonia | A flower named for Wilson. |
| Wilsun | The son of a determined soul. |
| Windflower | Symbolizing gentle, soothing breezes and delicate beauty. |
| Windradyne | Combination of 'wind' and 'radny,' meaning 'strong and brave.' |
| Wineva | Derived from Germanic 'wine' and 'eva,' meaning 'friend of the people.' |
| Winfriede | A friend of joyful peace. |
| Winna | Short form of Winnifred, meaning 'friend of peace.' |
| Winnette | Combination of 'win' and 'nette,' meaning 'friend of the people.' |
| Winnifriede | A friend of holy peace. |
| Winnona | The firstborn daughter |
| Winry | Derived from Germanic 'win' and 'ry,' meaning 'friend of the people.' |
| Winslet | Derived from Old English 'wines' and 'lett,' meaning 'friend of the people.' |
| Winsten | From the joyful stone place. |
| Winstonn | A friend from the stone town. |
| Winter Breeze | Symbolizing the gentle, soothing air of winter. |
| Wiola | A name meaning violet flower. |