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Weaver
English
Flooding stream
“Wednesday’s child,” based on the Anglo-Saxon Wodnes daeg (Woden’sday, i.e., Wednesday), in allusion to Woden, a Germanic god.
Anglo-Saxon
Welshman
Welsh
Basket maker
German
Guide
Village in the woods
Western meadow
Has much Practice (Sioux)
Native American
Guard, watchman
Advancer
Carpenter
Plain
Willow farm
Eagle
Peaceful one
A Welshman
Desiring peace
Strong desire
“One who gathers snails,” from the Middle English welke (a snail).
Son of Walter
Wether-sheep corner
“From the merchandising town,” i.e., from the market town, based on the Anglo-Saxon warn (merchandise) and tun (town).
Wether-sheep meadow
Renowned prince
Slavic
From the spring farm
White cliff
Son of William
Friend's field
From the Welshman's bridge
Friend of peace
Loyal
Arabic
Damp meadow
From Wake's field
Spring-fed stream
Western cottage
Commander of the army
Starts With
Ends With
Min
Max
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