| Boys | Girls |
| William (English): Strong-willed warrior | Willow (English): Willow tree |
| Wyatt (English): Brave in war | Wendy (English): Literary name created by J.M. Barrie |
| Wesley (English): Western meadow | Winona (Native American): Firstborn daughter |
| Warren (Germanic): Defender | Whitney (English): White island |
| Walter (Germanic): Ruler of the army | Wren (English): Small bird |
| Winston (English): Joyful stone | Winter (English): Winter season |
| Wade (English): River crossing | Waverly (English): Meadow of quivering aspens |
| Wallace (Scottish): Welshman | Wanda (Slavic): Slender, young tree |
| Walker (English): Walker, walker on the road | Willa (Germanic): Resolute protection |
| Wayne (English): Wagon maker | Winnie (English): Fair one |
| Waqar (Arabic): Dignity, respect | Waheeda (Arabic): Unique, incomparable |
| Wei (Chinese): Greatness, greatness | Wei (Chinese): Precious, extraordinary |
| Wataru (Japanese): Navigate, cross over | Wakana (Japanese): Harmonious music |
| Woo-Jin (Korean): Will and treasure | Woo-Ri (Korean): Graceful and beautiful |
| Wasim (Arabic): Handsome | Wafa (Arabic): Faithfulness, loyalty |
| Wasiq (Arabic): Confident, sure | Wisteria (English): Flowering vine |
| Wataru (Japanese): Cross over, navigate | Wei (Chinese): Valuable, precious |
| Waheed (Arabic): Unique, one of a kind | Watanabe (Japanese): Beautiful country |
| Wook (Korean): Helper, protector | Won-Ju (Korean): A book of prophecy |
| Waleed (Arabic): Newborn child | Waseemah (Arabic): Graceful |
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