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Willa

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Willa originates in Germanic languages and means "will to protect". It is most likely a feminine form of William although some sources suggest it might be a diminutive of Wilhelmina. Willa is the name of Stephen King's 2006 short story. As a feminine given name, it was popularized by the American author Willa Cather, the Pulitzer prize winner.

Willamar

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Willamar originates in Germanic languages and means "known for strong will".

Willard

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Willard is the modern variant of an Old English personal name 'Wilheard', derived from the Germanic words 'wil', which means 'desire', and 'hard', which means 'strong or hardy'.

William

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William originates in Germanic languages and means "strong mind and protection". It became a popular masculine given name in England after William the Conqueror was recognized as the first Norman king of England. Since then, the name has been extremely popular within royalty, borne by various kings and rulers. In the United States its popularity dropped in the 1970s, but started gaining it back in the new millennium and is currently one of parents’ most favorite boy’s names.

Williamson

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Williamson is ultimately derived from William. The name William is a very common English name, originating in Germanic languages. It is derived from the words 'wil', which means 'of strong mind', and 'helm', which translates into 'a helmet'.

Willis

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Willis is ultimately derived from William. The name William is a very common English name, originating in Germanic languages. It is derived from the words 'wil', which means 'of strong mind', and 'helm', which translates into 'a helmet'.