Names That Mean Or

Discover baby names meaning Or for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Wojclech
Warrior glory.
Slavic
Wojtek
Warrior.
Slavic
Wokabi
Born during harvest season.
Kikuyu
Wonahilayhunka
She who looks for sorrel leaves.
Cherokee
Woodford
Refers to a ford (river crossing) near or in a wood.
English
Woodforde
Refers to a ford (river crossing) near or in a wood.
English
Woodlea
Woodlea means 'woodland clearing' or 'meadow in the woods'.
English
Woodleigh
From the wood or clearing in the woods.
English
Woodli
From the wood clearing or meadow.
English
Woodly
From the wood or forest clearing.
English
Woodman
A man who works with wood.
English
Woods
From the woods or forest dweller.
English
Woodvil
From the wood or forest settlement.
English
Woodward
From the wooden forest.
English
Woorak
Name of a place or landmark.
Aboriginal
Wooraka
Name of a place or landmark.
Aboriginal
Worcester
From the city of Worcester in England.
English
Worda
Guardian of the ford.
English
Worden
From the Old English words 'weard' meaning guard and 'denu' meaning valley, r...
English
Wordsworth
From the English surname meaning 'by the river Wörd'.
English
Worth
From an English surname meaning 'enclosure' or 'farmstead'.
English
Worthi
Derived from Old English 'weorþ', meaning 'worthy' or 'valuable'.
English
Worthington
From the town of Worth's people, a habitational surname.
English
Worthy
Worthy means deserving of respect or honor.
English
Worton
From the enclosure or farmstead by the river.
English
Wright
Occupational surname for a skilled worker.
English
Wryhta
Worker or craftsman, derived from the Old English word 'wyrhta'.
English
Wujoob
Essential, important.
Arabic
Wulfsige
Victory of the wolf.
English
Wuraid
Unique or singular, derived from the Arabic root w-r-d meaning 'to be unique'.
Arabic
Wuyan
Wuyan means 'without speech' or 'silent' in Chinese.
Chinese
Wuyi
Wuyi is a Chinese name meaning 'martial arts' or 'military skill'.
Chinese
Wyborn
From the surname Wyborn, meaning from a farm near a stream.
English
Wyktorja
Victory, derived from the Latin Victoria.
Polish
Wylbery
Derived from the Old English elements 'wil' meaning 'will' and 'beorht' meani...
English
Wyld
Derived from Old English 'wilde', meaning wild or untamed.
English
Wyldan
From the wild valley or dweller by the wild hill.
English
Wylde
Wild, untamed, or from the wild.
English
Wylden
From the wild valley or wooded hill.
English
Wylder
Wild or untamed, derived from the English word 'wild'.
English
Wyler
Occupational surname for a maker of wheels.
English
Wylhelmin
Resolute protector.
German
Wylhelmina
Resolute protector.
German
Wylhelminah
Resolute protector.
German
Wylhelmine
Resolute protector.
German
Wylhelmyn
Resolute protector.
German
Wylhelmyna
Resolute protector, feminine form of Wilhelm.
Germanic
Wylie
From the Scottish surname, meaning 'well-watered meadow' or 'charming'.
Scottish
Wylingford
From the willow tree ford.
English
Wylkins
Plural form of Wylkin.
English
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