Weiland
Germanic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Weiland
Weiland derives from Old High German elements "wīg" (battle) and "land" (land/territory), meaning "battle land" or "warrior's land." The name has Germanic roots and was used in medieval German-speaking regions, with historical prominence in German nobility and later adopted in Dutch and English-speaking areas.
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Etymology
Weiland derives from Old High German elements "wīg" (battle) and "land" (land/territory), meaning "battle land" or "warrior's land." The name has Germanic roots and was used in medieval German-speaking regions, with historical prominence in German nobility and later adopted in Dutch and English-speaking areas.
Weiland currently ranks #14,157 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2016.
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