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Great people; intelligent, clever
Great peace, elegant and serene
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Great, magnificent, and refined, cultured
great east; mighty east
guarding the East; great East
Magnificent wind; abundant wind
Wei: 'great, towering, magnificent' or 'to guard, to protect'; Gang: 'ridge, mound, hill' or 'strength, firmness'
defend the country; guard the nation
magnificent, grand; powerful, majestic; protection, defense
great Han; mighty Han
great, vast, mighty; brave, heroic; Han (ethnic group)
Great swan; magnificent rainbow; mighty red
brave army
Vast and healthy; maintain and build
Great, outstanding, or magnificent hero/brave
Great/powerful brocade; great/powerful gold
Great scenery; magnificent view; guarding tranquility
unknown
holy, sacred, and brave, strong, or hard
great, magnificent, or powerful lotus
Great spirit, outstanding bell, outstanding forest
Great dragon
sacred marsh
Great people; protecting the people
friend
Beautiful flower
guardian, protector, or a combination of characters depending on the specific hanzi
holy, sacred
peaceful, tranquil, or to pacify
Powerful and strong; mighty and strong
Great, lofty, or mighty; clear, pure, or gentle
Varies depending on characters used; often 'great, lofty' and 'celebrate, congratulate'.
weir, fish trap; or from a place name
Great benevolence; awe-inspiring
Great glory; magnificent prosperity
Great, powerful, or a combination of characters with auspicious meanings.
west meadow
white
wide, broad
Great pond / Great hall
great, outstanding, lofty, or beautiful, elegant
rose, magnificent, or gentle
great, mighty, extraordinary
great, magnificent, powerful
Great, mighty, awe-inspiring
Rose; great; magnificent; luxuriant
Rose, magnificent, mighty, or guarding
guardian star; mighty star
Great, lofty, extraordinary, and bright, brilliant, splendid.
Great achievement; profound teaching
great, extraordinary, unique, one
great, magnificent, awe-inspiring
great righteousness; impressive and resolute
wise and true; precious pearl
great loyalty, profound loyalty
great pillar, great support
ecstasy, passion, finding, strong emotion
Ecstasy, rapture, passion, finding, discovery
unknown, possibly a modern coinage or variant
wealth, prosperity
homeland, country
Well-known, famous
from the spring/well
well-born, well-bred
from the well-spring / born from the well
from the spring farm
from Wales, foreigner, stranger
Warm reception, pleasant arrival
day of the well, well-day
Son of the Lord
Son of Michael; lineage from Michael
valley farm, spring valley
hill with a spring; well hill
My wealth, my riches
Whelp, cub
ford where willows grow
Guardian, saint, friend of God
newborn, infant
She who has been greeted; a welcome or celebrated person.
unknown, possibly a variant of 'Walcott' meaning 'cottage by the wall'
wealth, well-being, or a spring/stream
from the well-watered land
born well, of good birth or family
well-dweller, spring dweller
from the weasel meadow
from the wealthy estate
good man, well-being man
spring, well
Spring wood, well-wooded area
resolute protector
will, desire, and courage, spirit
well-protected, prosperous protector
Sacred wish, saintly wish
Uncertain, possibly related to 'well' or 'will'
Son of Will
Possibly related to 'forest' or 'wood'
from the well-farm or spring settlement
named after Friedrich Welwitsch, discoverer of the plant
from the willow farm
Goodness, kindness
Singer, melody; one who sings or makes music
Meaning unclear, a traditional name
famous in battle
famous spear
from the wimple, a type of head covering
marsh
Culture, writing, distinguished, literary, elegant
literature, culture, writing; warm, gentle; ask, inquire
Cultured and outstanding
Pure and cultured, signifying grace
Cultured/literary and vast/numerous, signifying broad knowledge and refinement.
Cultured wisdom, literary brilliance, or elegant intelligence
Cultured and open; denotes openness and learning
Cultured and beautiful; refined and elegant
Cultured and graceful
white, blessed, and generous, noble
hunting, chasing
hunting, venison
cultured, refined, elegant, and energetic, vigorous
Cultured, literary, or refined; often combined with 'extensive' or 'clear'.
cultured talent, literary ability
cultured, talented, literary ability
Literary pattern, cultural writing, or warm and gentle
Literary brilliance; splendid culture
greater glory
Literary tide; cultured, elegant, and surpassing
Friend
Literary talent, culture, or civil achievement
more glory
cultured, literary, intelligent, and cong (clever, intelligent)
Literary village or cultured village
Vandal, wanderer, or friend
friend, wanderer
literary, cultured, or elegant
wanderer, traveler
wanderer, Wendish woman
Praise, thanks, or a type of tree
wanderer, stranger
wanderer, Vandal
Wandal (a Germanic tribe) + fortress/protection
Wandal (a Germanic tribe) + enclosure/protection
Vandal spear
wanderer, pilgrim
Wanderer; a member of the Vandal tribe
Wanderer; one who wanders
Wandal (a Germanic tribe) + courage/spirit
Vandal-woman
Brother
God's gift
to turn, to wind, to go
son of Wendell
wanderer, Vandal woman
from Wendling
wanderer; fair friend
Literary, cultural, or civil (wen) and winter or east (dong)
God's power or strength
Wagon ruler
Friend (coined by J.M. Barrie)
from Venice
from the Wends
friend of the Wends
worthy of veneration, revered
Literary peak; cultured wind
literature, culture, civil, elegant
old man, old woman; venerable; a surname
Literary height; cultural eminence
literary talent, culture, or civil
cultured, literary, heroic, vast
warm river; cultured harmony
culture, literacy, writing, or elegance
Literally 'culture/literature' and 'cherish/bosom'.
cultured, elegant, intelligent, and kind
fair, blessed, white, or holy
cultured, elegant, good; home, family
cultured and outstanding; literary and heroic
cultured and tranquil; literary and quiet
cultured or elegant, and army or military
cultured, educated, open, bright
friend, beloved
cultured and elegant; literary and beautiful
cultured forest; literary forest
Literally 'literary bell' or 'warm bell', but often implies 'cultured' or 'refined'.
Literally 'cultured dragon' or 'literary dragon'.
Wagoner, cart driver
Literally 'literature mother' or 'cultured mother', often implying a wise and respected woman.
Literally 'literature mother' or 'culture mother', often referring to a female scholar or cultured woman.
fair, white, blessed, holy