African American Names for Girls Starting with W

W - Authentic African American Girls Names & Their Meanings

Browse our curated list of African American girls names that start with the letter "W". Each name includes its meaning, cultural significance, and pronunciation help.

48 Names FoundAfrican American girls NamesStarting with "W"

Wairimu

Meaning: A Kikuyu name meaning “born of the spear,” reflecting strength.

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Wambui

Meaning: Kikuyu for “singer.”

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Waver

Meaning: Gentle waves, flow.

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Waverly

Meaning: Meadow of quivering aspens.

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Wazira

Meaning: Swahili for “queen” or “noble.”

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Whisper

Meaning: Soft, gentle sound.

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Whitney

Meaning: An English origin name meaning “white island.”

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Willow

Meaning: An English origin name referring to the tree, symbolizing flexibility and resilience.

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Wilona

Meaning: Desired, longed for.

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Windsor

Meaning: Riverbank with a winch.

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Winsome

Meaning: Joyful, charming.

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Winter

Meaning: Seasonal name, chosen for its cool and serene quality.

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Wisdom

Meaning: Reflecting knowledge and insight, chosen for its intellectual appeal.

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Wadline

Meaning: No meaning available

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Wallica

Meaning: No meaning available

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Waneesa

Meaning: No meaning available

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Wasylena

Meaning: No meaning available

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Wedline

Meaning: No meaning available

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Wesley

Meaning: No meaning available

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Willisa

Meaning: No meaning available

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Winslow

Meaning: No meaning available

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Worth

Meaning: No meaning available

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Wyleisha

Meaning: No meaning available

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WaKeisha

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Lakeisha, a form of Letitia: Great joy (Latin).

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Wanakee

Meaning: Form of Wanekia: One who makes life (wan-eh-kee-ah—Paiute, Native North American).

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Wandra

Meaning: Form of Wanda: Wanderer (German).

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Waneda

Meaning: Feminine form of Waneta, from Wanata: He who rushes on, the charger (Sioux, Native North American).

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Weld

Meaning: Dweller of the weald, or uncultivated land (English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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Weltha

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.

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Wendi

Meaning: Form of Wendy, a form of Wanda: Wanderer (German).

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Wendolyn

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Gwendolyn: Fair (Welsh).

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Wendy

Meaning: Form of Wanda: Wanderer (German).

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Wesselyne

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a feminine form of Wesley: From the west meadow (English).

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Whitney

Meaning: From the white-haired one’s island (English).

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Wildfire

Meaning: Word name—Sweeping, destructive fire.

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Wilhelmina

Meaning: Resolute protector (German).

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Willa

Meaning: Form of Wilhelmina: Resolute protector (German).

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Willamae

Meaning: Blend of two names such as Wilhelmina (resolute protector—German) and Mae (great one—Latin) or William (resolute protector—German) and Mae.

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Willi

Meaning: Form of Wilhelmina: Resolute protector (German).

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Willie

Meaning: Form of Wilhelmina: Resolute protector (German).

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Willye

Meaning: Form of Wilhelmina: Resolute protector (German).

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Wilma

Meaning: Form of Wilhelmina: Resolute protector (German).

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Wilsonia

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a feminine form of Wilson: Son of William (resolute protector—Old German); surname or family name given for a first or middle name..

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Winifred

Meaning: Peaceful friend; blessed peace (Welsh).

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Winnie

Meaning: Form of Winifred: Peaceful friend; blessed peace (Welsh).

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Wyomia

Meaning: Form of Wyome: Large plain (wy-oh-meh—Algonquin, Native North American), from which the state Wyoming got its name.

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Wytisha

Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Letitia: Gladness (Latin).

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