Willi
[ˈwɪli]Meaning
A diminutive form of 'William', meaning resolute protector or strong-willed.
Background Story
The name Willi is derived from the name William, which has Germanic roots. It is often used as a nickname or a more casual form of the name, and is popular in various cultures. William has been borne by several kings and historical figures, adding to its significance.
Variations
William, Willy, Will
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