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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
351	Wahchinksapa	NativeAmerican	Wise (Sioux).	M
352	Wahchintonka	NativeAmerican	Has much Practice (Sioux).	M
353	Wahkan	NativeAmerican	Sacred (Sioux).	M
354	Wakiza	NativeAmerican	Desperate warrior.	M
355	Wamblee	NativeAmerican	Eagle (Sioux).	M
356	Wambleesha	NativeAmerican	White eagle (Sioux).	M
357	Wambli waste	NativeAmerican	Good eagle (Dakota).	M
358	Wanageeska	NativeAmerican	White spirit (Sioux).	M
359	Wanahton	NativeAmerican	Charger (Sioux).	M
360	Wanikiy	NativeAmerican	Savior (Sioux).	M
361	Wapi	NativeAmerican	Lucky.	M
362	Waquini	NativeAmerican	Hook nose (Cheyenne).	M
363	Weayaya	NativeAmerican	Setting sun (Sioux).	M
364	Wematin	NativeAmerican	Brother (Algonquin).	M
365	Wemilat	NativeAmerican	Of wealthy parents.	M
366	Wicasa	NativeAmerican	Sage (Dakota).	M
367	Wikvaya	NativeAmerican	One who brings (Hopi).	M
368	Wohehiv	NativeAmerican	Dull knife (Cheyenne).	M
369	Wokaihwokomas	NativeAmerican	White antelope (Cheyenne).	M
370	Wuyi	NativeAmerican	Soaring turkey vulture (Miwok).	M
371	Wynono	NativeAmerican	First born.	M
372	Yahto	NativeAmerican	Blue (Sioux).	M
373	Yancy	NativeAmerican	Englishman.	M
374	Yanisin	NativeAmerican	Ashamed (Navajo).	M
375	Yas	NativeAmerican	Snow (Navajo).	M
376	Yiska	NativeAmerican	The night has passed (Navajo).	M
377	Yuma	NativeAmerican	Chiefs son.	M