Female Uncommon Baby Names Starting With W
These are female uncommon baby names that start with the letter W. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all uncommon baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walda | Ruler | Female | German |
| Wan | Gentle; Gracious; Beautiful; Lovely | Female | Chinese |
| Wanda | Wanderer | Female | German |
| Waneta | Charger | Female | Native American |
| Wanetta | Pale | Female | English |
| Wanyika | Swahili Name Meaning "Of The Bush." | Female | African |
| Wenona | Firstborn Daughter | Female | Native American |
| Whitney | "From The White Island." | Female | Anglo |
| Wilda | "Wild." | Female | Anglo |
| Wilhelmine | Resolute Protector | Female | Danish |
| Willa | "Desired." | Female | Anglo |
| Willow | Slender:Graceful. From The Willow Tree Noted For Slender Graceful Branches An... | Female | English |
| Wilma | Resolute Protector. Feminine Variant Of William. | Female | German |
| Winema | Chief | Female | Native American |
| Winifred | Peaceful Friend | Female | German |
| Winona | Sioux Name Meaning "Giving." | Female | Native American |
| Wyanet | Beautiful | Female | Native American |
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