Looking for names that mean Wing? We couldn't find the exact name Wing, but listed below are some first names meaning Wing or names similar to the word Wing.

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Jordanne  (English)
Variant of the Hebrew Jordan. Down Flowing. The River in Palestine Where Jesus Was Baptized Has Been Used As a Given Name Since the Crusades

Jordell  (English)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jordell  (Hebrew)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan: Down Flowing

Jorden  (French)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jordi  (English)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jordi  (Hebrew)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan: Down Flowing

Jordon  (French)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jordy  (English)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jordy  (Hebrew)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan: Down Flowing

Jori  (English)
Variant of the Hebrew Jordan. Down Flowing. The River in Palestine Where Jesus Was Baptized Has Been Used As a Given Name Since the Crusades

Joshah  (Biblical)
Being; Forgetting; Owing

Jourdaine  (English)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jourdaine  (Hebrew)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jourdan  (French)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jourdon  (English)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Jourdon  (Hebrew)
Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'Down Flowing.'

Judd  (Hebrew)
Praised. Also Can Be a Diminutive of Jordan: to Flow Down. Flowing Down

Kallan  (Scandinavian)
Flowing Water

Kelby  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Place by the Flowing Water

Kelby  (Scandinavian)
Place by the Flowing Water

Kieran  (Scottish)
Balck-haired; a Borrowing from the Irish, Kieran is the Irish Form of the Gaelic Ciaran (Little Dark One), Which is from Ciar (Black, Dark), a Word Meaning 'Dark-haired' or 'Black-haired' When Applied

Kinfe  (African)
Wing

Kinfe  (African)
Wing

Kumiko  (Japanese)
Companion Child; Drawing Together

Kuwanyauma  (Native American)
Butterfly Showing Beautiful Wings (Hopi)

Lumina  (Latin)
Of the Light, Glowing

Lusela  (Native American)
Bear Swinging Its Foot When Licking It

Ma'isah  (Muslim)
Walking With a Proud Swinging Gait

Machir  (Biblical)
Selling, Knowing

Machir  (Biblical)
Selling, Knowing

Magnus  (Scottish)
Great; a Borrowing from the Latin, Magnus is Derived from Magnus (Great). The Name Was Brought to the British Isles by the Scandinavians During the Middle Ages. Manus is the Gaelic Form. (Mag-nus)

Mahaz  (Biblical)
An End, Ending, Growing Hope

Mahaz  (Biblical)
An End, Ending, Growing Hope

Makas  (Biblical)
An End, Ending, Growing Hope

Makas  (Biblical)
An End, Ending, Growing Hope

Maysa'  (Muslim)
To Walk With a Proud Swinging Gait

Mayyadah  (Muslim)
Variant of Maysa': to Walk With a Proud Swinging Gait

Mika  (Native American)
The Knowing Racoon

Mispar  (Biblical)
Numbering, Showing, Increase of Tribute

Mispar  (Biblical)
Numbering, Showing, Increase of Tribute

Mispereth  (Biblical)
Numbering, Showing, Increase of Tribute

Mispereth  (Biblical)
Numbering, Showing, Increase of Tribute

Muna  (Native American)
Overflowing Spring (Hopi)

Nebushasi_hahban  (Biblical)
Speech, Prophecy, Springing, Flowing

Nebushasi_hahban  (Biblical)
Speech, Prophecy, Springing, Flowing

Niall  (Scottish)
A Borrowing from the Irish, Niall is a Very Old Yet Still Popular Gaelic Name of Debated Meaning. Some Believe it is Derived from Niadh (A Champion). Others Think it is from Neall (Cloud). (Ni-ahl)

Nibshan  (Biblical)
Prophecy, Growing of a Tooth

Nibshan  (Biblical)
Prophecy, Growing of a Tooth

Noah  (Hebrew)
Comfort; Long-lived; Repose. in the Bible, Noah Built the Ark, Allowing His Family and a Male/Female Pair of Every Species of Animal to Survive the Flood

Nodab  (Biblical)
Vowing of His Own Accord

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