Boy Dog Names

Wayde

A variation of the name Wade, which means 'to go' or 'to ford a river'.

Waylen

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Wayne

English surname meaning "wagon maker", from Old English wægn "wagon"

Weasley

Webb

A surname of English origin meaning 'weaver'

Webber

An English given name, recorded as rare and archaic

Wendall

English given name related to Wendell, an Old German name meaning "wanderer"

Wes

Short form of Wesley and other names beginning with Wes

Wesley

From Old English west + leah, "west woodland or clearing"

Wesson

Patronymic English surname meaning "son of Wes", short for Wesley

Westley

From a surname that was a variant of Wesley

Westo

The Westo were an Iroquoian Native American tribe of the 17th-century Southeastern U.S.

Westy

English adjective westy, "desolate, deserted", from Old English wēstiġ

Wetzel

Diminutive of Werner

Weylin

Recorded as a masculine given name in modern American usage

White Fang

Wigor

A masculine given name recorded in Medieval English (user-submitted)

Wilbur

From an English surname, from Middle English Wildbor, "wild boar"

Wilby

A name derived from Old English, meaning 'farmstead by the willow trees'.

Wilde

English surname; recorded as a given name in English

Wilder

From an English surname meaning "wild, untamed, uncontrolled", from Old English wilde

Wiley

From an English surname, from the place names Willey or the River Wylye

Wilfred

Means "desiring peace", from Old English willa "will, desire" and fri "peace"

Wilfredo

Spanish form of Wilfred.

Wilkie

English and Scottish surname from a diminutive of William

Willard

From the Old English wil (will) + heard (brave, strong)

Willem

Dutch and West Frisian form of William, from Proto-Germanic *Wiljahelmaz.

Willi

A diminutive form of 'William', meaning resolute protector or strong-willed.

Willie

Diminutive of William, from Will + -ie

Willis

From an English surname derived from Will, a diminutive of William

Willy Wonka

A whimsical chocolatier and inventor known for his eccentric personality

Wilmer

From the Old English Wilmǣr, willa "will, desire" + mǣre "famous"

Wilsen

Wilson

From an English surname meaning "son of William"; also a given name

Wim

A common male name in Dutch, often a diminutive of Willem

Windsor

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "riverbank with a windlass"

Windu

Balinese, from Old Javanese windu: "drop", "moon", "zero" or "ten years"

Winson

Recorded as a given name in English, used for girls

Winsor

An English masculine given name; also an English surname

Winston

From an English surname, from the Old English name Wynnstan or from place names meaning "town belonging to Wine"

Winton

From a surname derived from a place name meaning "enclosure belonging to Wine" in Old English

Winzer

Wirko

Wiro

Recorded as a masculine given name in Anglo-Saxon and in Javanese

Wiz

Recorded as a masculine given name in Gallo

Wizard

Wodan

Old High German form of Proto-Germanic Wōdanaz, "lord of frenzy"

Woddy

Wodin

Norse god of wisdom, poetry, death, divination, and magic

Wolfi

Recorded as a given name in German

Wolfie

English diminutive of wolf, formed with the suffix -ie.

Wolfo

Wolfrik

Wolter

Dutch variant form of Walter

Woodie

Variant of Woody, a given name

Woody

Diminutive of names containing wood, such as Woodrow, or from the English word wood

Woolfred

Worf

A given name recorded in Popular Culture, masculine

Wotan

German form of Old High German Wodan, cognate with the English Woden

Wrex

A fictional character in BioWare's Mass Effect franchise

Wuffgang

Wulf

Germanic name element *wulfaz, "wolf"; Low German wulf

Wulfe

Wulfric

Old English name from wulf "wolf" and ric "ruler, king"

Wulfy

Wusko

Wynton

Wynton is a masculine given name, also spelled winton

Xabo

Xador

Xako

Xambo

Xamir

Xandar

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Xander

Short form of Alexander, from Greek alexein "to defend" and andros "man"

Xando

Recorded as a masculine given name in Portuguese; no meaning is documented

Xandoro

Xandur

Xango

The god of thunder and lightning in Afro-Brazilian religion

Xanos

Xanter

Xantino

Xanto

Recorded as a masculine given name in Italian

Xantos

Xarex

Xarius

Xarro

Xaver

German form of Xavier

Xavi

Catalan diminutive of Xavier.

Xavian

A modern African American given name, used mainly in English-speaking countries

Xiego

Ximbo

An Otomi word, from nximbo, meaning "the heart of the maguey"

Xirko

Xisko

Xolero

Xorro

Yackson

Yaco

Recorded as a masculine given name in Latin American Spanish

Yafar

Yahto

Yakari

A name of Native American origin meaning 'he who knows' or 'he who is wise'